Just a few kilometers from the center of Budapest, away from the crowds of classic tourist routes, lies a surprising and still little-known spot: Római-part. This charming stretch of Danube riverbank offers nature, sports, gastronomy, and even a city beach. Located in the 3rd district, this area has been a favorite summer relaxation spot for the capital’s residents for decades. A Roman Name, a Roman Legacy The name “Római-part” literally means “Roman Riverside”, and for good reason. The area is located near the ruins of Aquincum, the Roman city that served as the capital of Pannonia Inferior around the 2nd century AD. Originally a military camp, Aquincum grew into a vibrant settlement of over 30,000 people, complete with amphitheaters, thermal baths, temples, aqueducts, and paved roads. Today, visitors can explore its impressive remains at the Aquincum Museum and Archaeological Park, just minutes from Római-part — a must-see for anyone interested…