The New York Times just picked Budapest for a dream weekend! Check out our article to see what they recommend and how they experienced the city!

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Temporary exhibits are occasionally available but cost extra to access, and audio guides can be borrowed for 800 forints (less than $3). If you have a Budapest Card, you receive free admission.

To understand the material presented in each exhibit, you'll need to ask for handouts with English translations or pay an extra 1,500 forints (roughly $6) for an English audio guide. You can also ...

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