Things to do in Budapest with friends: where to go for a hell of a good time
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Things to do in Budapest with friends: where to go for a hell of a good time



1. Experience Budapest’s epic nightlife!
If you’re in the mood for dancing and drinks, Budapest’s nightlife won’t disappoint. The city is home to countless bars, clubs, and live music venues. From the glitz of Andrássy Avenue to underground dance clubs, there’s something for every taste. Clubs like Instant, Morrison’s 2, and Peaches and Cream are popular for a reason!
For a more laid-back vibe, consider checking out a wine bar or craft beer pub to sample local Hungarian wines and brews.

2. Dive into the thrill of Budapest’s escape rooms!
Trying out an escape room in Budapest with friends is a must - it is a truly unique and thrilling group activity. Budapest offers countless options, with themes ranging from historical mysteries to sci-fi adventures. The experience requires teamwork, creativity, and communication, making it a fantastic way to bond with your friends.

One standout venue is Neverland, which combines the challenge of an escape room with the social vibes of a cocktail bar AND a Neapolitan pizzeria restaurant that also offers some GREAT local Hungarian treats. Whether you’re trying to steal Spanish state secrets, getting out from an Aztec crypt, or running away from a deranged lunatic, you’ll feel the adrenaline rush as you race against the clock. Once you escape (or not!), you can celebrate your efforts with delicious cocktails in their lounge area.

Escape rooms in Budapest aren’t just about fun—they’re a rewarding way to build camaraderie. The satisfaction of solving puzzles and working toward a shared goal is what makes this experience so memorable.

3. Soak in Budapest’s famous thermal baths!
If you and your friends need a break from the hustle and bustle, Budapest’s thermal baths are the perfect retreat. With over a dozen options, these baths offer warm, mineral-rich waters that are said to have healing properties.

The Széchenyi Thermal Bath, one of the largest spa complexes in Europe, is an iconic choice. Its outdoor pools, indoor baths, and saunas make it an ideal spot for relaxation. For a unique twist, consider attending one of the bath parties, or "sparties," held on weekend nights, where you can enjoy music and drinks in a surreal, steamy atmosphere!

4. Go on a ruin bar crawl!
Budapest’s ruin bars are a must-see for any group of friends looking for a quirky and unforgettable night out. These bars are housed in abandoned buildings and courtyards, transformed into eclectic spaces with mismatched furniture, artistic decor, and a laid-back vibe.

Szimpla Kert, the most famous ruin bar, is perfect for exploring with its maze of rooms, vintage decor, and live music.

Pro tip: Start your evening with a group dinner at a nearby restaurant and then head to the ruin bars to dance and drink the night away!

5. Explore Margaret Island!
When it comes to outdoor activities, Margaret Island is a gem. Located in the middle of the Danube River, this lush green oasis in the capital of Hungary is perfect for a day out with friends. Rent bikes, scooters, or pedal carts to explore the island’s paths, or relax with a picnic by the water!

Highlights include the musical fountain, which offers choreographed water shows, and the Japanese Garden, a tranquil spot for nature lovers. If you’re feeling adventurous, check out the water sports rentals for kayaking or paddleboarding!

6. Take a cruise on the Danube!
A Danube River cruise is one of the most scenic ways to see Budapest’s iconic landmarks. Many cruises offer food, drinks, and live entertainment, making it a social and relaxing experience. Evening cruises are especially magical, as the city’s lights illuminate the Parliament Building, Buda Castle, and the Chain Bridge.

For a more budget-friendly option, consider booking a public ferry ride, which offers many of the same views without the extras.

7. Take a day trip to nearby attractions!
If you have extra time, consider a day trip to nearby destinations like Szentendre, a charming riverside town with colorful streets and art galleries, or the Buda Hills, where you can hike with your friends. These trips offer a refreshing change of pace and are perfect for groups!










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