How many people visit Budapest every year?

Since it is not from our country, it should be found by no one.

Budapest is known as the "Pearl of the Danube" and is listed as one of the precious world heritages by UNESCO. It was once rated as "the quietest capital in the world" by the French. Climb Mount Gellet, which stands on the banks of the Danube, and get a panoramic view of Budapest. Hexi is Buda, the mountains are gentle and winding, and the remaining veins of Carpathian Mountain come to an abrupt end here. To the east of the river is Pace, where the vast Hungarian plain starts and extends to the southeast to the border of Hungary, Romania and South Hungary.

It has been more than 120 years since the merger of 1875, but they still retain their own characteristics: the bustling Perth is the administrative, commercial and cultural center; Most parliament buildings and government agencies are concentrated here. Watts Street, a fashionable street with a history of more than 200 years, is crowded with people. People visiting the national treasure crown in Hero Square and National Museum are also in an endless stream. You can also visit the cathedrals and museums of the famous poet petofi and the great musician Liszt. The quaint and quiet Buda is mainly a residential area for the rich. On Castle Hill, the baroque grand palace is magnificent and profound. The ancient and mysterious Magash Church for more than 700 years symbolizes the fisherman's castle of seven tribes and tells the vicissitudes of thousands of years. traffic

The traffic in Budapest is very developed. In terms of external transportation, there are frequent air operations between Ferihegyi International Airport in the suburbs and major European cities. There are also intensive flights to and from domestic cities. The airport is divided into two terminals, which are far apart. It is necessary to find out in advance whether the flight leaves from Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 to avoid mistakes. Because there is no special bus, we have to take a taxi or bus. The airport is 0/6 km away from the city/kloc-and there are taxi and bus services.

After arriving in Hungary, the plane will land at FerihegyAirport airport in the southeast of Budapest. The modern Terminal 2 is divided into two parts, 2A/2B, where international flights take off and land. stay

As the capital of Europe, Budapest still offers some very affordable accommodation. Except for the large number of tourists brought by the F 1 competition in mid-August, all prices will go up. Compared with expensive hotels, youth hostels, rented private houses, apartments and family hotels are all good choices. sensitive

Fish and delicacies play an important role in Hungarian food. Grilled fogas (the name of a fish) is simply a wonderful enjoyment. Mountain delicacies mainly come from the mountainous areas in northeast Hungary. There are many cooking methods for deer, venison, wild boar and pheasant.

For many people, Hungarian cuisine is sausage and foie gras, and the most famous one is Gyu 1ai. Hungary is also famous for the production of foie gras, and almost all restaurants offer dishes processed with foie gras.

Budapest is "wine and coffee", Buda produces wine and Pace has coffee. Speaking of fine wine, Tokai Ausu, known as the king of wine, is the most famous in Hungary. It tastes sweet and is usually used as a liqueur before meals. Donghai winery, located in the northeast of Buda, is considered to be one of the best wine producing areas in the world. Good natural and ecological conditions make it the most outstanding producer of sweet white wine "Aosu" in the East China Sea since the middle of16th century. Pace, with the reputation of coffee city, is full of countless cafes. The most famous coffee shop here is "Cafe new york", whose wealth and elegance have attracted countless upper-class people.