It was this last group which left perhaps the most notable mark on the city, constructing the impressive and opulent structures atop “Castle Hill.” The illustrious coffeehouses of Budapest offer a brief break from sightseeing, while the National Theatre and Opera House add a taste of more modern culture to this city’s rich historic traditions.
We at etr have been showing students around Budapest since 1990 and most programmes are in combination with its historical neighbor and rival, Vienna or alternatively, the jewel of the Czech Republic, Prague. With etr you can enjoy the splendor of two capitals on a one week exploration. After all, would you want it any other way?
Destinations 
Europe The East Budapest
Europe The East Budapest
Budapest
Budapest, officially the capital of Hungary and popularly known as the “Queen of the Danube,” has been formed by a truly rich (if slightly turbulent) mix of cultures throughout the past millennia. Since the Celtic Eravisci tribe settled the area in the fourth century B.C., it has been home to the Romans, Mongols, Ottomans, and Habsburgs, among others.
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