All I wanted in Hungary was lángos and this was the place my Hungarian half found and picked for us. It was unbelievably delicious on a cold January day for an 11am breakfast.
The shul has a rich set of exhibits on the lower and upper level about Jewish practices, holidays, life — pretty much everything. My boyfriend enjoyed reading all of the info which was well presented.
A great starting point to pick up tickets and learn a bit more about Jews in Prague, the Czech Republic, and the surrounding area.
Absolutely beautiful! The exhibit information inside was less impressive than other synagogues in Prague, but the decor was the best of them all.
While some might be underwhelmed by how empty it is inside, it's incredible to think of how long this shul has stood serving a congregation.
It's one thing to see photos of this place, another to stand there and experience it. There are no words to capture what that's like.
The food was mind blowingly good, especially on a cold January afternoon. The staff was mostly absent but we preferred that.
Incredible views and an amazing set of buildings. Didn't get to eat or drink here this time around.
Most European cities of an amazing bridge across the river that dissects them, and Prague's is no exception in terms of being worth it.
My first night in Hungary and my Hungarian boyfriend wanted to make sure I had something that truly represents Hungarian cuisine. We were both blown away with the food. The staff speaks English too.
Easy to walk across (we did it in January) which gives great views of Buda, Pest, and everything in between.
Long menu of food with lots of different people enjoying it. The waiter laughed when they realized I speak English and my boyfriend is Hungarian.
Just like every classic tourist photo you've seen of it, but in real life and worth it since the square is quite large.
Highly recommend the tour as it's breathtakingly beautiful and our guide was both hilarious and informative.
Overwhelming due to how many people there are but good to talk through.
This was the most spectacular café I've ever had the pleasure of going to, there were so many desserts to pick from and what I got was delicious! Truly authentic with locals enjoying themselves.
A nice mix of sushi, ramen, noodles, and fried rice along with dumplings at the back. I'm not a fish eater so I enjoyed that others could get their sushi while I had my yummy beef ramen.
In 2005 we trekked all over Nice behind our guide to find this place and I still think about this ice cream all the time.
Pretzel is fantastic! Be aware though if you order a side of spätzle that it doesn't come with anything at all, but it's also pretty amazing with beer.
Was a bit confusing finding the PreCheck line but the staff was all lovely and the airport is nice and walkable.
