The capital of Hungary, Budapest, evokes for some the golden age of the Austro-Hungarian Empire embodied by the Empress Sissi, for others, the Soviet repression of 1956 with the facades of older neighborhoods keep yet the scars of bullet holes. For younger children, however, Budapest stands for cultural revival by hosting throughout the year a myriad of colorful events including the Sziget music festival, one of the largest in Europe. Whatever prompted the recall, Budapest is unanimously considered as the cultural capital of Eastern Europe, the ultimate romantic destination, a multi-faceted town where everyone is benefiting. The meandering Danube separates the city in two historic districts: Buda and Pest in the West to the East, connected by 9 bridges participating in the charms of the city. Buda, on the right bank, the main focus and medieval historical sites (Castle Hill, the citadel on Mount Gellert, the Matthias Church, the Fishermen's Bastion, the Grand-Rue For Utca, the Roman city Aquincum) many Baroque buildings such as the Zichy Palace, and renowned museums (National Gallery, the Budapest History Museum, Vasarely Museum). With its vast expanses of green, Buda has maintained a somewhat bucolic atmosphere. Pest, on the other side is dominated by the majestic Parliament of neo-Gothic style that stretches along the Danube. Wide boulevards, many Art Nouveau buildings (Savings Bank of Royal Mail, Museum of Decorative Arts, Institute of Geology, Thonet houses and Bedo) and nineteenth century mansions dot the shore. The chic boutiques, restaurants and lively bars to attract tourists and especially the nightlife. Pest attracted also by its cultural attractions: the Ethnographic Museum, the Franz Liszt Memorial Museum for lovers of classical music, opera, the West Railway Station built by the Eiffel workshops, Heroes' Square, the Academy of Fine Arts …. After architecture, up to nature with the Bois-de-Ville, the green lung of the city, located at the end of Andrassy Avenue. You can stroll through the vast space of about 100 ha, or otherwise enjoy the many attractions on offer. The zoo, botanical garden, circus city, puppet theater, the train will delight young and old. Budapest is famous for its hot springs and "take the waters" is part of daily Budapestois. So you can not miss this authentic experience. Some baths dating from the Ottoman period as the Rudas thermal baths where Kiraly and domes and columns are labeled by the Turkish influence. Others are masterpieces such as Art Nouveau Gellert baths. Another stroke of heart: Széchenyi baths located in a neo-baroque palace in 1913 where it is not uncommon for chess players to practice their art while paddling in water at 38 °. Magyar culinary specialties are rich in meat: ham, poultry, pork, beef, veal will awaken your taste buds. Breaded, fried, flavored with paprika (spice omnipresent in the food), cooked in a Lesco, tasty blend of peppers, tomatoes and onions stewed or prepared (Photo pörkölt), the meat is cooked all the sauces!. Soups are also traditional meals: the leves is light enough like the gombaleves (mushroom soup) or husgombocleves (broth with liver dumplings). Other more substantial soups can be served as a main dish: the beef gulyasleves bableves or beans. Be sure to accompany your meal with a robust red wine from Villany, a sweet wine Tokaj or water spirits Palinka fruity. You will find all the sweet and savory specialties covered market of Pest. For a short stay in the Hungarian capital, it is best to use public transport (bus and tram) that are fast, frequent and cheap. But if you fancy taking a trip on Lake Balaton, discover the Ottoman monuments of the city of Pecs, or Eger Baroque architecture, it is best to rent a car (3 Sixt welcomes you in Budapest ). Many guides will help you plan your stay in Budapest. The Lonely Planet Budapest shows devoted to walks in different parts of the city. The Backpacker has a paper hotel budapest that includes Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia and a special audio guide Budapest. City trip in its collection, the Lonely Planet describes the 12 places of the city for a short stay. Welcome to SIXT car rental! Sixt is one of the world's leading car rental through its network of car rental agency. Sixt offers a rental service first class on the Internet for optimal satisfaction of its customers. You can rent cars, convertibles, 4x4s, commercial or any type of vehicle for your personal comfort. Sixt fleet offers a wide selection from the rental of commercial vehicles in the limousine and driver to meet all its customers. Throughout the world, Sixt has over 3,500 branches. Whether you need a car or a utility, SIXT is there to meet your mobility needs by phone on 0820 00 74 98 or on our website that allows you to book directly online.