Maybe you are nervous about your dental treatment but do not forget that you treatment will be in this wonderful city, Budapest. Accordingly prepare for this amazing city which is considered as one of the most beautiful capitals in Europe.  You should take a tour along the multicultural heritages in the centre of the city and we can offer the ancient Turkish baths for relax. In addition Budapest has many things to see: architectural masterpieces, ancient Turkish baths, modern aqua parks, and museums, lots of historical parks, Hungarian traditional restaurants and night life for everybody. The Hungarian capital is also known as a “Pearl f the Danube”. Budapest has two parts: Buda and Pest. From the Pest side you can see the marvellous view of the Castle District and the Buda Hills; while visiting the Buda part give the great view of Pest a look with all the historical buildings along the river bank.

Calls back the past and take a nice walk on the amazing narrow streets among the Castle District’s dwelling houses. Most of the Baroque and neoclassical houses are connected to an extensive number of caves as well. Naturally both of the caves and the underground corridors are open for the public so you can try these. You should not miss the Cave Hospital! The ground includes other things such as the Royal Palace and the Fisherman's Bastion. The UNESCO pronounces the whole Castle District and the Danube Embankment to their World Cultural Heritage Program in 1987.

There are lots of beautiful bridges that across the River Danube.  All of them are architectural wonders. Give a look to the neo-gothic Hungarian Parliament building which offers a nice counterweight to the Buda Castle. In the Pest side of the capital also has a arcane underground hoard: the Millennium Underground, which have a name for that is the first underground of the continental Europe. This underground line runs below Andrássy Avenue which is noted for the luxury products and famous buildings.

The millennium line contains two major sightseeing areas of Budapest. First of all here exist the Opera House, St István Basilica and Dohány Street Great Synagogue, beside this in the other area lines up the Museum of Fine Arts, the National Gallery and a beautiful park which twines the biggest medicinal bath in Europe, the Hungarian State Circus and the Budapest Zoo.

The Hungarian cuisine was formed along with the history of the nation and received by surrounding cultures but lingered characteristically Magyar over the times.

Traditional Hungarian dishes are creative, spicy and a little bit fattening. The soups are hearty and completely mouth watering. Hungary is known the authentic stews and goulash (gulyás) are derived from the founder tribes of the Euro-Asian steppe.

In addition the Hungarian cuisine contain more than that. The famous king, Matthias Corvinus not only opened his Royal Court for artist, politicians, and philosophers from Italy and Western Europe in the 15th century. He gave a chance to their sophisticated gastronomy to compound into the Magyar and eastern tastes and creating the singular flavours of today’s Hungary.

Budapest is not noted for „city of baths” by accident. There are more than 100 medicinal springs all over, or rather under the area. Hungarians often bath in the thermal water pools which flush a positive energy.

As far as this date is known the first baths appeared in the Roman times (2nd century), although, the real bathing culture was worked out during the Turkish occupation in the 16th-17th century. The four endured Turkish baths (Császár, Király, Rác and Rudas) are made of the Ottoman architecture with amazing octagonal pools, cupolas and colored glass.

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