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The Best of Budapest in a Day

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If you only have one day in Budapest, you need to plan your itinerary carefully, so you can see as much as you can. Being the heart of Europe, this beautiful city offers so much to do. It will be hard to decide what you may have to save for the next trip. 

We are going to help you plan the ultimate trip. Discover the castles, visit the best museums, and see the sights. If you choose one from each category, you should get them all. But first, leave your backpacks and shopping parcels at one of the local luggage storage companies so you don’t have to drag them everywhere you go. 

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