I could see everyone’s smile as we entered our apartment in Budapest. We started running to choose our own bed, unpack our bed to do the laundry after 7 days travelling with dirty clothes, open the fridge (hoping there would be a welcome drink inside), playing with the television remote and not forgetting putting our CD that the muazzin in bosnia gave us inside the DVD player. All of these services were offered in our apartment. Sounds like a luxurious apartment isn’t it?

And not to forget, it is located in …

We already spent almost 3 days in Budapest. We had an extra ticket from the day before, so we decided to take a metro from our appartment in Opera to the train station.

From Opera to Keleti Train Station, we took a metro and we need to change at one of the stations. As the user of Paris and London metro system, we just changed the metro normally without paying any particular attention, and that’s when all the problem started.

We arrived at Keleti Train station few minutes later. Surprisingly, waiting us …

Take the tram number 41, 47 or 49, or bus number 7 or 86, get off at Gellert Hill on the Buda site of Budapest (the hilly side) and just enjoy the view. You can without a doubt arrive to this area by simply climbing the hill!

The hill rised 140 m above the Danube, and located on the Buda site of Budapest. It is named after Bishop Gellert, a bishop that came all the way from Italy after being invited by King Saint Stephen, to spread Christianity …