(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, July 11, 2013 ) Hart, Austria -- While Paris, Berlin and London have long topped the list of must-visit European cities, people are now seeking new exciting experiences and are finding that the cities of Austria and Hungary are treasure troves just waiting to be discovered.
Holiday makers can now visit the online travel resource at www.viennaandbudapest.com, which is packed full of blogs and information on hotels, sights, tours and interesting facts about the capital cities and surrounding areas.
Once upon a time, Vienna and Budapest were both the capital cities of Austro-Hungarian Empire. Both of these cities have been attracting visitors from all over the world because they showcase the grandeur of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in its various architectures though the Empire had a fall in 1918. And according to the website spokesperson, this is not the only thing they have in common.
“The two European capitals Vienna and Budapest have hidden under the radar for some time yet they are now experiencing a rapid rise in popularity with holidaymakers. And it’s no surprise, given the rich and fascinating histories, all-embracing cultures, and scenery that’s quite simple a feast for all the senses,” said the spokesperson.
The website contains information on everything from relations between Vienna and Budapest, to unforgettable train journeys, top sightseeing tours and bus tours.
For example, tourists who want to know how to travel the 300km between Vienna and Budapest can check out the blog on bus routes which not only provides in-depth information on the sights they will enjoy, but also provides handy tips on how to purchase tickets for public transport.
“A day trip is a great way to get a taster of these two cities, which are steeped in culture and history. On a day trip to Budapest from Vienna, you enjoy the Operettszinhaz, a staged show of the Hungarian State Opera, and visit the enchanting sights of the city such as the festive Christmas market, or enjoy the panoramic view of the Vajdahunyad castle and the River Danube – the possibilities are endless,” he said.
The website reveals that that both cities have something for every type of traveller. In addition to its eye-catching architecture, the city of Vienna has green parks, calm and quiet alleys and is world-renowned for a cosmopolitan city culture comprising art and music. Meanwhile, Budapest, the largest city in Hungary, boasts fantastic nightlife and various bar gardens that attract an eclectic crowd when the sun is shining and the music is playing.
“Very few people realise all that these two cities have to offer, which is why we built this website. For example, few people know that Budapest city is divided into two parts by the River Danube. The left band of the city is called Buda and the right bank is called Pest,” said the spokesperson.
www.viennaandbudapest.com is an online travel resource and information hub for anyone wanting to know more about the two capital cities – Vienna and Budapest.
