Quaint spa town, just a two-hour drive from Paris, offers perfect refuge for rejuvenation this autumn
Article: A Comforting Getaway in Autumn: Exploring Budapest
Budapest, the Pearl of the Danube, offers a unique blend of vibrant energy and soothing tranquility, making it an ideal destination for a well-being weekend or a few days' break. Located just a two-hour flight from Paris, this Hungarian capital is less crowded in autumn, revealing a more peaceful face.
Budapest is built on over a hundred thermal springs, and its thermal baths provide a unique relaxation experience. Both the Szechenyi Baths and the Gellert Baths offer hot water pools for relaxation. The Szechenyi Baths, with their neo-baroque architecture, and the Gellert Baths, Art Nouveau establishments, offer a chance to immerse oneself in thermal waters, helping to forget the autumn chill.
A stroll around the city is not complete without trying local specialties like goulash, pumpkin soup, or kürtőskalács. After a walk, a gourmet break at traditional cafes like the New York Cafe or Gerbeaud, with their refined decor, is a must.
Budapest is divided between Buda and Pest, with the Chain Bridge connecting the two banks. Buda, characterized by hills and a castle, offers a tranquil escape, while Pest, with its elegant avenues and historic cafes, is more lively. Autumn enhances the parks and riverbanks of Budapest, giving the city an extra charm.
For those interested in history, an unusual exhibition featuring treasures of the pharaohs took place in Rome from October 24, 2025, to May 3, 2026, at the Scuderie del Quirinale. During this period, valuable artifacts from ancient Egypt can be seen there.
Direct flights from Paris to Budapest are often affordable off-season, making it an affordable choice for a comforting getaway during the autumn season. Whether you're seeking relaxation, culinary delights, or a touch of history, Budapest is a destination that promises an unforgettable experience.
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