Fabulous Budapest

Who wouldn't know the most popular guidebook of recent years, Storytelling Budapest? Readers will receive a second, revamped, expanded edition of the English version of the book. The author takes on the almost impossible: he strives to keep pace with a fast-paced, pulsating world city. This time, Fabulous Budapest will present not only the most valuable treasures of the Hungarian capital, which are already familiar to many, but also the latest developments in the Castle District and the City Park, and will unravel the most exciting secrets. He briefly describes the history of Hungary and Budapest, tells about the most famous Hungarians, but also about the foreign films made in the country, who Dracula was, and when Queen Elizabeth visited here personally. The volume presents the most popular, emblematic and lesser-known places of the capital in the lightweight style known from the Hungarian version, with many colorful details and unique maps and photos. Hungary's capital is visited by millions of tourists every year but only a few know why Fisherman's Bastion has seven towers. If you haven't got the faintest idea when Budapest celebrates its birthday and why there are no skyscrapers in the city, this is the book you are looking for. If you would like to get the answer to these questions and many more, don't miss the unique opportunity and discover with Kinga Tittel, a professional tour guide, what makes Budapest so incredibly fabulous. Fabulous Budapest is a family travel guide that also gives an insight into the history and culture of the Hungarians. The beautifully drawn maps, countless photos and text boxes will give you a colorful and enjoyable experience as well as a better understanding of the city and its people.