Day three in Budapest dawned -Days one and two were pretty busy so I decided to have a chill day. I had almost five full days in the city so could relax a little as I knew I wouldn't see all the main sights and that was okay. I no longer have the inclination nor the energy to rush around at full speed and an afternoon stop in a coffee shop to work on my journal is a given. As in most big cities you would need a lifetime to see everything. I would love to rent an apartment in Budapest for two to three weeks and just wander the city - trying out new coffee shops, looking around museums, taking oodles of photographs and just finding out what makes the city tick. In fact, I would love to do this in all the cities I love (besides London of course, I do that now!) worldwide. Hmmm...I am giving myself ideas here...get back on track Laurie. The Mineral Bath Budapest is known for its great mineral baths. Szechenyi bath is the biggest one but I had read parts of it were close
Tales of travel from a seventy plus girl at heart from the prairies of Canada.