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These surgery rooms were specifically established for implant treatments. A separate radiography room with panoramic and mobile radiography was established to protect your health. Comfortable apartments in central Budapest, or a range of hotels including spas. |
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Dental tourism Pristine surgery rooms with airport transfers provided |
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Some dental treatments require a course of antibiotics, and no drinking of alcohol |
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Nose around the precious architecture of the Castle District and enjoy wine tastinngs in the cellars, or buy from many wine shops and restaurants in town. Take the HEV suburban train to Szentendre and a bus or taxi to Skanzen Open Air Ethnographic Museum to see Hungarian folk architecture. |   |
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Wine tastings in Buda Castle District, wine shops in Pest |
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Suburban railway to Szentendre and Skanzen Museum | ||
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Smart restaurants in the Castle District of Buda, views up the River Danube to Margaret Island for tranquil walks in quiet tree-lined surroundings. Return to the city centre of Pest for Herend porcelain or traditional embroidered shirts for women. |   |
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Restaurants in Buda, spa hotels among the distant trees of Margaret Island |
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Herend porcelain teaset and folk embroidery | ||
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See the sailing on Lake Balaton. Book wine tours for corporate clients and wine club groups are readily arranged. The experience of a regional or complete tour across Hungary's finest landscapes, vineyards and regional city locations can now be managed for corporate groups or wine clubs from the UK. |  |
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Travel to Balatonfured and sample the fine wines and cuisine on the north shore of Lake Balaton |
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Walk in the rich volcanic landscape and relax by the vineyards | ||
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In the compact cente of Obuda there is the excellent collection of the life works of Victor Vasarely, renowned Hungarian artist who studied and worked in Paris but who gave his work to the City of Budapest. The exhibition is free and unique in having representative works from all periods of his life. Dine nearby on lecsó. |  |
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Vasarely Museum, Obuda |
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A Postakocsi Törtéete - Postcoach Restaurant - lecsó | ||
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The city is easily accessed by public transport, try a Budapest Card and just jump on any passing system; metro, tramcar, trolley-bus or bus. If you stay longer get a book of tickets and learn the best routes to your favourite haunts. No photo available but the For Sale Pub has plenty of character - opposite the main market hall. |  |
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Budapest Metro, on time, clean, fast |
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Having overcome your fear of dentistry, taken refuge in an idyllic rental apartment, travelled undergound to the wine cellars of Buda and escaped to the country there is still some torture and terror to be experienced. But you can do it. Visit the House of Terror. The grey building at Andrássy ut 60 at first merges seamlessly with the rest of the architecture of the street, but since becoming a museum the roof has been extended with a portico that lights the pavement with the word TERROR. The photograph has been flipped to show the text in readable form. The displays are initially in Hungarian and include unfamiliar film but familiar subject matter; armies, concentration camps, damaged cities and oppressed peoples. The museum commemorates the victims of terror, but is also a memento, reminding us of the dreadful acts of terrorist dictatorships. Each room has a printed page in English detailing the relevant facts of the displays. Hungary has somehow survived all this terror and the Hungarians are a very kind hearted and friendly people. |
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