Karinthy Caravan and Auto Park

Where to start with the stunning city that is Budapest? Well, down at the banks of the Danube river is a good place to start, for those famed views of the skyline taking in the Hungarian Parliament Building, Buda Castle, St Stephen’s Basilica and Széchenyi Bridge. A walk along the riverbank is a good way to take it all in, but there are also tour boats cruising up and down the river too if you’d rather see it from the water. For more great views, climb up Gellert Hill (20 minutes' walk from the site) to see across the whole city. Meanwhile, for a very different side of things, head underground at Palvolgyi Cave (45 minutes by public transport) to see what's under the city streets. There are museums galore too – some top picks include the House of Terror, the Pinball Museum and the Chocolate Museum as well as the Fine Arts Museum and Hungarian National Museum. For a relaxing evening after all that, you may like to visit the opera house or find a spot at one of the city's atmospheric ruin bars.