Things to Do In or Out of Town

How to spend your time in Budapest? Any way you would like! The city has something to offer for everyone. If your taste is for classics there are concert halls, two opera theters, an operetta. If you also speak Hungarian your experience with be enriched by the many theaters to be found here. For tickets to Budapest theaters, please contact Budapest Resources be either phone 06.20.334.0356 or e-mail: Information@BudapestResources.com

There are a variety of city tours - plain, fancy, and everything in-between. If you are energetic and the weather cooperates you can rent a bike and take a bike tour, or a walking tour. A lunch or dinner cruise on the Danube is limiting your sites of the city - but what a show.

Day trips to wine cellars, horse farms, castles, Lake Balaton? There are many to suit your taste and budget.

Antiques are your passion? The popular downtown antique stores are visible and pricey but they are there. If you are more adventurous and want to find those off the beaten path - just ask.

Flea market? Használtcikk-piac (Ecseri Flea Market) 1194 Budapest, XIX. kerület, Nagykőrösi út 156. Open: M-F: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m. - 3. p.m.

Ecseri is the best known 'flea market' at the edge of Budapest. Day trips are available every other Saturday, or if you have a group of at least 8 - a custom tour with lunch will be arranged for you on a day of your choice. (55 Euros including a buffet lunch with drinks included.) There are several other smaller flea markets on week-ends held in different districts throughout the city. These may be reached by public transportation.

Obester Fogado - Panzio; Proprietors Inge and Peter Horvath await guests after a very successful beginning of their establishment. You will find them at 8261 Badacsony, Romai ut 177; Telephone and Fax: 36.87.431.181, obester@gmx.net

This intimate establishment in the Badacsony wine producing hills is a wonderfully suitable setting for a peaceful getaway, family celebrations, weddings. They are reasonably priced, family friendly, a wonderful place overall! Special discount for guests who mention BudapestResources.

Borpatika (Pharmacy of Wine) 8237 Tihany, Kossuth u. 20 A tiny corner shop that is packed with the best wines representing the many wine producing regions in Hungary. Come and sit, have a biscuit and forget about the time of day. Your taste buds and senses will soon be tickled by the fragrances, tones, colors and tastes of the finest wines Hungary has to offer.

Demeter Pinceszet 3300 Eger, Kolyuk Pincesor 28-30, 06.209.444.745, demeterpinceszet@demeterpinceszet.hu. Demeter Csaba is carrying on the family legacy of over a hundred years in winemaking by repeatedly producing award winning wines. If you love dry, full bodied red wines, you would simply be hard pressed to find more suitable libations. The jury made no mistake when repeatedly awarding wines produced here the silver and gold medals. Try it for yourselves.

Beres Vineyards and Winery Located in the geometric center of the Tokaj wine region, on the edge of Erdobenye where grapes have been grown since ancient times. The 90 hectar property is currently producing wine on 10 hectar's only but new plantings will bring this to 50 producing hectar's in a few years. Careful attention to each step of the wine making process produced excellent results as you can sample yourself. Visit the winery with BudapestResources or on your own. 3932 Erdobenye, Vorosmarty u. 6

Elso Pesti Borhaz (First Wine Cellar of Pest) Located in the heart of Pest with a majestic cellar and facilities for wine tastings for a few or a large group. Services include home delivery, VIP lounge, organization of family or corporate events. For special prices, mention BudapestResources. Budapest, District V. Bajcsy-Zsilinszky ut 18.

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