On arrival, you will first check in. Once you're ready, it depends on how much time you have, but I definitely recommend an evening stroll through the city. If you have the energy and desire to sit in a nice bar, head to St. Stephen's Basilica. At the end of the square you will find the famous FABBRICA KITCHEN & BAR, the perfect place to relax in the evening.

If you're still tempted to explore, head to the Parliament. Even if you visit the next day, the night view of the illuminated building is worth it. The atmosphere is magical and the illuminated parliament is a bit like Hogwarts from Harry Potter.

Start your first day with a great brunch at Twentysix. After breakfast, head to St. Stephen's Basilica, where you can buy tickets and take a look inside. Then continue towards Buda Castle and cross the bridge. You can take the cable car up to the castle, but I recommend walking - it's cheaper and the experience is not as good as the price. Just to the right of the cable car, across the street, you'll find the stairs that will lead you to the castle. After touring the castle, you'll enjoy a spectacular view of Budapest. Then continue to the Fisherman's Bastion. Again, you can buy tickets for the bastion here and next door is St. Matthias Cathedral, which is definitely worth a visit. After the tour, walk down and follow the river to the Margaret Bridge, which takes you to Margaret Island - a great place for a short stop. End the day at the Parliament, which is at its most beautiful at night when it is illuminated. I recommend a walk to Gettó Gulyás afterwards, where they serve the best goulash in all of Budapest. You will enjoy a well-deserved and enjoyable dinner after a day of exploring.

On the second day, you will head to the beautiful, vast Városliget Park, which hides many secrets and interesting places. These include Vajdahunyad Castle and the Széchenyi Thermal Baths. After you have walked through the entire park, you will come across one of Budapest's most famous squares, Heroes' Square, at the edge of the park, where you will end your visit. Afterwards, you'll slowly make your way back to the city centre, where I'd recommend grabbing lunch or an early dinner at Street Food Caravan. This outdoor space is filled with food trucks and stalls offering a wide variety of food - from traditional Hungarian cuisine to international specialties. At the end of the day, I recommend a visit to one of the city's most interesting bars, Szimpla Kert. It is one of the ruins of bars that have been built in abandoned buildings. These bars usually have several floors and are not just individual bars, but several smaller bars in one space. They are known for their unique atmosphere that you just can't get anywhere else.

The last day will be more peaceful. I recommend going to the New York Café, which is said to be one of the nicest cafes in Europe. It's a good idea to make a reservation here in advance, otherwise you may not get a seat. It's a great experience to sit in this cafe and enjoy a cup of espresso. After a leisurely morning, head towards the Elisabeth Bridge, which you will cross and reach a park where you will find many beautiful spots and views of Budapest. This park is not much frequented by tourists, so here you will have a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of city life for a while. Afterwards, I would recommend you to slowly walk back to your accommodation or take a walk through the streets of Budapest.

On the last day, all you have to do is pack your bags and head for a happy journey home. The journey to the airport is exactly the same as the journey from the airport, but make sure you leave early enough to leave plenty of time for everything.