Budapest - or Buda + Pest - is Hungary’s vibrant capital and has much to offer a corporate retreat. Buda and Pest offer two distinct travel experiences and though divided by the sparkling waters of the River Danube, the city stands tall and proud - united as one. Buda radiates calm and peace with Ottoman-era thermal baths, beautiful gothic architecture, and the towering Matthias Church. Pest on the other hand is vibrant and lively with a slew of museums showcasing its dramatic history and a happening nightlife that is unrivalled in Eastern Europe. With delicious restaurants and street food at every corner, and nightlife unique to the area, a corporate retreat in Budapest is sure to ‘wow’ your guests and bring your team together like never before.
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Get a Complimentary ProposalThe Ibis Styles Budapest Center is housed in a fully renovated building from the late 19th century on the Pest side of the city. While the exterior maintains its historical character, the inside has been transformed into a quirky accommodation that is unlike any other. The hotel's 130 guest rooms are designed like something right out of a video game, and combine uniqueness and comfort with expertise. Here, you will also find a bar, lounge, and 4 flexible meeting spaces, and are just steps away from a plethora of restaurants and attractions.
In a landmark 1896 building, lies the palatial Corinthia Hotel the hotel's rich history blends seamlessly with state-of-the-art amenities. Ideally situated walking distance from many of the city's greatest sights, the bustling Andrássy Avenue and Chain Bridge. Setting the standard in 5-star luxury the plush rooms, classically appointed in natural hues overlook the city. Featuring all the amenities you would expect, including free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, minibars, and tea and coffee-making facilities.
Set among upscale shops on the landmark Andrássy boulevard, the refined Hotel Moments in an 1882 neo-Renaissance building is perfectly located within walking distance from many of Budapest's most iconic landmarks. Steps away from the Hungarian State Opera House and Saint Stephen's Basilica. Ensuring your stay is filled with memorable moments.
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Company retreat activities in Budapest promises a blend of relaxation and adventure with river cruises along the Danube and immersive ghetto ruins pub tours. These activities are designed to strengthen team bonds while exploring the city's rich history and vibrant nightlife.
You absolutely can't leave Budapest without seeing it from the river. Hop on a Danube cruise and glide past scenic villages, fairy-tale castles, medieval fortresses, churches, museums, concert halls, and more—not to mention the amazing food, wine, and beer served on board. An audio guide will share fascinating details about Budapest's history, its buildings, and little-known facts along the way. For added grandeur, enjoy the river cruise in the evening. With a cocktail in hand, watch the sunset from the bow of your ship as twinkling lights illuminate the city, creating a magical nightscape.
The once beautiful Jewish Quarter in Budapest's VII District was turned into a ghetto during World War II. After the deportation of thousands, it was left abandoned and decaying, a somber reminder of the war, and remained neglected throughout the communist-socialist era. In 2002, this area saw a transformation when a group of friends opened Szimpla, unaware they were creating a trend. They defined the ruin bar concept: buying decrepit buildings slated for demolition, filling them with eclectic furniture and decorations, and serving great drinks.
Budapest's baths are a major draw for the hundreds of thousands of travelers who visit the city each year. With numerous natural warm springs beneath the city, Budapest has earned the nickname "City of Spas." For the ultimate relaxation experience, visit the renowned Széchenyi Thermal Bath, the largest medicinal bath in Europe. Supplied by two thermal springs with surface temperatures between 74°C and 77°C, Széchenyi offers a variety of experiences, including hot and cold pools, whirlpools, massaging water jets, saunas, and steam rooms. A visit to Budapest wouldn't be complete without indulging in its famous thermal baths!
Similar to most large cities in Europe, Budapest can have small instances of petty crime and pickpocketing. Stay alert, travel in groups, and don’t bring unnecessary attention to yourself or your group. With a fairly welcoming and developed LGBTQ+ scene, Budapest is safer than most rural areas in Hungary.
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