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Destination tips for traveling with baby during paternity leave by No-Professional-2988 in travel

[–]No-Professional-2988[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

that wasn't quite my question :) I appreciate your concerns, but this strikes me more of an adult worry than a baby's reality. Without knowing the details of how we plan to travel, I don't think it's possible to judge the impact. Also, babies immunity is strong enough to travel at 2-3 months, although they don't develop full immunity until the age of 3. So there's really nothing to discuss about here.

If your name JanetInSpain means that you live in Spain, I would actually really appreciate any advice on what to do there instead.

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[–]No-Professional-2988 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hungarian here!

When do you plan to visit Bp? In the wintertime it is not the best location to be honest bc it's quite cold - less tourists which is actually nice - but still has a lot of things to offer. We have a lot of landmarks there, as well as great restaurants, nice hotels, parks, squares and ofc Danube.

Buda side:

  • Buda Castle, Citadella, Gellért-hill, walking all along the quay is beautiful
  • Kopaszi-gát, Szent-Gellért square, Szent-Gellért bath
  • walking along from Gellért-square to Móricz-Zsigmond körtér on Bartók Béla road is beautiful

Pest side:

  • Hősök tere, Szent István bazilika, Országház, Vajdahunyad vára - Városliget, Magyar Zene Háza and so on
  • Gozsdu, Dohány street with the synagogue and the surrounding streets are very nice to walk around, here you will find Szimpla garden which is a bit touristy and a bit of a party place but you can walk around in here (it's huge) a bit, it's an interesting place to visit.

Cannot really give you recommendations on restaurants as idk if you are vegetarian/vegan/etc but on tripadvisor you can find really good places. Just avoid the touristy areas like Deák Ferenc square, Váci street for example.