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See more about ContikiAlso known as Stove cake, the tall, cylindrical cinnamon and sugar dusted sweet has been labelled the oldest pastry in Hungary and even has it’s own festival.
Best eaten at - Molnar’s Kürtőskalács, Vaci Utca 31, Budapest
This delicious deep-friend flatbread is an iconic Budapest street food. Topped with cheese and sour cream, add ham, garlic and other ingredients to flavour. Think pizza but naughtier.
Best eaten at - Lángos Land, Fény Street Market, Budapest
Swimming costume - You have to visit the Széchenyi thermal bath in Budapest.
Warm clothing - Head heading to Hungary during the winter months, and you’ll need to wrap up warm.
Map and guidebook - It’s easy to get overwhelmed when deciding what to see in Hungary; definitely invest in a good guidebook to help with your Hungary travel plans.
Phone cards - Nobody likes data roaming charges, so if you want to call home, ensure you’ve got a phone card: public phone boxes rarely accept coins.
A good appetite - With such a variety of traditional cuisine on offer, you’ll want to make sure you try everything on the menu.