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Float back in time to Ottoman Budapest at the Rudas thermal baths
Party beneath the stars in atmospheric courtyards or picturesque parks on the "kertek" scene
Join the mid-afternoon sugar rush at one of Budapest's ubiquitous cake shops
Drink your fill of Bull's Blood on a tasting tour of the Eger wine region
In This Guide:
One expert author, 25 years of Budapest experience, 45 days of in-city research
Full-color chapter showcasing the city's highlights - including relaxing thermal baths, romantic bridges and gourmet specialties
Includes color feature on Budapest's spectacular art nouveau architecture and where to find hidden gems
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Die deutsche Version, die ich hier bewerte, ist auch relativ teuer !
Farbbilder sucht man bis auf wenige Ausnahmen in diesem Führer vergebens.
Der mitgelieferte Stadtplan ist vom Format her praktisch, aber vom Inhalt her inkomplett und fade in der Darstellung.
Die Empfehlungen für Restaurants und Hotels sind inkomplett: die BESTEN (damit meine ich nicht die teuersten)
Adressen Budapests sucht man vergebens!. Einige Infos sind schlichtweg falsch. Verschiedene Restaurants und Geschäfte existieren gar nicht (oder nicht mehr) an der angegebenen Adresse !;-( Natürlich sind auch ein paar Treffer dabei...
Die Stadt-Quartierpläne im Buch sind unübersichtlich. Ausserdem ist es sehr unpraktisch, wenn man jedes Mal zwanzig Seiten blättern muss um eine empfohlene Adresse mitten im Buch auf einem kleinen zweifarbigen überfüllten Plan zu finden. Meines Erachtens ein absoluter Fehlkauf...
Ich bin mir bewusst, dass das Buch sich wohl eher an Rucksackreisende und Jugendliche richtet.
Jedoch auch dann wird Lonely Planet seinem guten Ruf in diesem Fall kaum gerecht.
My favorite guidebook series has been Lonely Planet, and the Budapest Lonely Planet is fairly helpful. Although it doesn't give as thorough a treatment on accomodations, the book gives a lot of travel hints and secret. I found its facts for the visitors to be the most helpful, and the maps (placed at the very back of the book) to be the easiest to use. The frommer book, on the other hand, put the maps close to the section of the book referring to it. The organization of LP makes it easiest to use in the field; they tend to have the best background, history and cultural information. LP was particularly good about including rules, regulations and things like closing times. ON the other hand, there are not many photos, and they don't plan as many walking tours as the frommer book does. I didn't find the written descriptions that engaging, although the cultural background seemed well done.
The Frommer's Budapest book (3rd edition) gave the best information about finding and choosing accomodations, but the book has no pictures and aside from a nice subway cover on the inside cover, the maps are hard to find and not very easy to use. Frommer's gives excellent information about prices and shops and restaurants; it's almost a guide to buying things rather than a tour book. I didn't find it particularly thorough about travel information, customs, or those sorts of details. That is not entirely fair. They have a nice section in the front a kind of "best of" list for things in budapest. The nice thing about the book is that it recommends things to do if you have only one day, three days or a week. They also suggested some itineraries for walking tours.
The Fodor's Budapest pocket reference is drab and not full of much information. Don't get it.
The Eyewitness Travel Guide on Budapest by Tadeusz Olszanski is the most eye-catching and the least helpful. It contains lots of graphics and diagrams and maps, and not too much information. The multitude of pictures are helpful in describing architecture, geography and art. On the other hand, its information on accomodations is very limited. Don't get me wrong; it's a beautiful and interesting book; it just is not as helpful as the other three. And it is two years old. I'm not necessarily saying that this book is bad, merely that it may not help you very much on the excursion.
The Budapest: A Critical Guide by Andras Torok, 4th edition is a less complete and more personal account of things to do in Budapest. The other books were like encyclopedias, but this book was just a few personal recommendations about things to do and places to stay. Also, the writing for this book seems to be better than the other books. If you already are a little familiar with Budapest, but just want to learn about new and undiscovered places, this might be an excellent book. It certainly covers most of the bases, but it just doesn't try to list a huge number of accomodations or restaurants.
I ended up buying the Frommer's and a used copy of the Eyewitness travel guide.
There are also a lot of mistakes. The book comes with a new key for one of the maps stuck into the front of it, because apparently the key that was printed was completely wrong. Several of the pictures in the introduction are in the wrong place (i.e. it says "see below" when it's actually above), or seem to be the wrong pictures entirely. There are many grammar and spelling errors, which is disruptive when reading.
Also, the author seems to have some trouble with left/right and east/west. He uses these incorrectly near the beginning (oddly enough in the section that's supposed to be orienting you). Then, later on, he writes that trains heading west leave from the east station and vice versa. I later discovered this to be true, and it would have been helpful if he had, for example, said that it was strange, so I didn't think it was yet another mistake.
One other complaint is the section at the beginning (the standard color section in LP) is unbelievably boring. It's about the Art Nouveau architecture in Budapest, and maybe it's just me and I didn't realize that I preferred reading about art or music or anything rather than architecture. But maybe it could have been done a little better.
All in all, I think it's an okay book, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone without checking out some of the other Budapest books first. Lonely Planet, it needs an update and most importantly, a competent editor!
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