BUDAPEST ON A BUDGET - 1ST ED., Florence La Bruyère

A new collection to discover some of the world's most interesting cities without breaking the bank

The author, Florence La Bruyère, is a Budapest correspondent for Radio-France and Libération. She knows the city like the back of her hand, having lived there for ten years. She now divides her time between Paris and the Hungarian capital, where she observes its vitality and resourcefulness every year. She has found the best tips for fully experiencing Hungarian life.
Among the topics covered in the A-Z guide: baths, pop-up cafes, the Danube, goulash, and paprika...

The collection

Pocket guides, practical and portable
An attractive and original layout, full-color and packed with photos
Author-led guides: they are journalists, live in the city, and are themselves "Cheap & Chic"
Guides full of friendly, budget-friendly addresses for a demanding but budget-conscious audience
"Cheap & Chic" day suggestions for a ready-made itinerary
A few introductory pages with tips for cheaper travel in the city and thematic entries
A "City A-Z" chapter, to quickly grasp the spirit of the destination: general or specific themes treated briefly, simply, and incisively
A neighborhood-based structure, with for each: a double-page spread with key landmarks in the neighborhood, must-sees and hidden gems (off the beaten path); a map; sections dedicated to walks, drinks, food, and shopping