Budapest, Hungary: That's Entertainment

1. Cafe Incognito - Stylish hangout with low lighting and funky music at conversational-friendly volume.
2. Made Inn - A multicultural crowd flock to this old stone mansion with a large-covered terrace bar and disco.
3. Gundel - Hungary's best-known restaurant serves traditional favourites all while a wandering violinist plays folk music at each table.
4. Liszt Ferenc Zeneakademia - The main hall of this grand classical music venue is privy to some of the finest orchestra and chamber music performances in the city.
5. Szepmuveszeti Muzeum - A fine arts museum of which an entire section is devoted to rare Egyptian, Greek and Roman objects.
6. Mucsarnok - Built in 1895, the Palace of Exhibitions lives up to its English translation, housing contemporary exhibits of Hungarian and International Art as well as a diverse plays, films and concerts.
7. Szobor Park - Nicknamed 'Tons Of Socialism', this is an open air exhibit consisting of forty-two communist statues and memorials exiled here since the 1989 revolution.
8. Hadtorteneti Muzeum - Military uniforms and regalia are on show at this museum that traces the military history of Hungary from the 9th to the mid 20th century.

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