Everyone stays in nearby Budapest where there’s a great atmosphere during the Hungarian Grand Prix race weekend. If you are not spending all your time at the Hungaroring track there is plenty to do. Budapest is packed with buildings and fortifications from Roman times and Turkish baths which are still in use today. The city has a rich history, the markets are colourful and the pavement cafes are teeming. From Castle Hill there are spectacular views over Budapest and the River Danube and there are plenty of restaurants serving hearty local Hungarian cuisine with plenty of full-bodied wines to wash it down. The Hungarian Formula One Grand Prix is always a popular race weekend!If a weekend is not long enough then you might prefer our two-centre itinerary. On Monday after the 2012 Hungarian Grand Prix race we will take you by hydrofoil along the Danube to Vienna, another capital city full of stunning architecture and the city of music. The Opera House, Spanish Riding School, the Sacher Café and Wienerschnitzel spring immediately to mind but there’s plenty more to Vienna and our included city tour will show you the main sights. For your free time you can shop in the pedestrian streets, in the specialty markets and department stores. Everywhere you will find traditional coffee houses and restaurants with enticing menus and long wine lists.
The Budapest Grand Prix is always a popular race weekend!
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