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Margaret Island

Margitsziget, Budapest, Hungary 1138

Featured Review : This green, car-free oasis, nestled between Buda and Pest, is larger than the actual city center. Connected to Budapest by two bridges, this is the place where you’ll see family picnics, teenagers playing football and ch...See Full Review

  • #12 most popular
    thing to do in Budapest
  • Avg. User Rating:
    3 out of 5 stars

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Margaret Island

  • 5 out of 5 stars by lintrip from Montreal, Quebec
  • May 26, 2006
Margaret Island
Quote: This green, car-free oasis, nestled between Buda and Pest, is larger than the actual city center. Connected to Budapest by two bridges, this is the place where you’ll see family picnics, teenagers playing football and children splashing on water... Read the full Margaret Island review

From journal Sweet Wine and Soulful Music

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Island Festival (Sziget)

  • 4 out of 5 stars by idared from Budapest, Hungary
  • January 30, 2002
Quote: Every year since 1992 the Obudai sziget, a fairly large green island in the middle of the city hosts the largest rock and culture festival of Europe. For 7 days big and small bands from all over the world including Hungary, theatre groups, artists,... Read the full Margaret Island review

From journal A local's guide to Budapest - work in progress!