Cheap air tickets to Budapest

Budapest is often regarded as one of the most charming cities in Europe. It's the capital of Hungary and is home to nearly 2 million inhabitants. Art, commerce, design, entertainment, finance and healthcare play a very important role in the success of this city. It's famous for its Michelin restaurants and fashion industry. More than 4 million tourists come to Budapest every year to explore the art galleries, notable monuments, libraries and cultural institutions. Don't let the opportunity pass you by. Grab your air tickets to Budapest and find out what makes it one of the most liveable cities in Central Europe.

Budapest abounds in geothermal springs, world heritage sites and art galleries. There's so much to see that you might have to plan your sightseeing itinerary according to the duration of your stay. The city is a treasure trove of neoclassical, baroque and art nouveau buildings. Be prepared to have a splendid time as you walk around the streets and uncover its history at every turn.

Check our list of must-dos and book those air tickets to Budapest:

• See the beautiful Gothic arches and ancient Baroque houses at Castle Hill
• Visit the 700-year old St. Mathias church that has been the scene for many coronations in the past
• Check out the House of Terror museum that serves as a memorial to the victims of communist and fascist regimes
• Take a trip to Memento Park to spend time gazing at monumental statues of Hungarian Communist Leaders
• Visit the Parliament for a guided tour of this eclectic style building that has 691 elaborately designed rooms
• Take a trip to János-hegy to reach Elizabeth's Lookout—a historic tower that gives you remarkable views of Budapest and its surroundings
• Visit the Citadella, a u-shaped fortress that has a small collection of Red Army Weaponry on display
• Spend the morning at the Hungarian National Museum and view the amazing collection of coins, maps, Celtic jewellery and archaeological finds
• Relax your mind and senses at one of many historic thermal baths in the city
• Visit Váci Street to shop around or grab a bite to eat

Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is the only airport serving passengers to the city. It handles more than 11 million passengers per year and is divided into four main areas known as Terminal 1, Terminal 2A, Terminal 2B and the Sky Court. Terminal 1 is no longer in use while Terminals 2A and 2B serve flights inside and outside the Schengen area respectively. The Sky Court is a large waiting and shopping area that connect terminals 2A and 2B.