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The Tropicarium Budapest is located inside the Campona Shopping Centre, in the south of Buda. From the city centre, it takes around 40–45 minutes by public transport. It is called a Tropicarium rather than simply an aquarium because the visit is not only about fish. Inside, there are eight halls that recreate different environments, from Hungarian freshwater habitats to a tropical rainforest and the ocean. Sharks are certainly the main attraction, but there are also alligators, reptiles, monkeys, rays and hundreds of colourful fish. Starting with freshwater life The first part of the visit introduces the world of freshwater animals. Some tanks are dedicated to Hungarian fauna, while others contain tropical freshwater species. It is a quieter beginning compared with what comes later, but it is interesting to see how different the colours, shapes and sizes of freshwater fish can be. The atmosphere also slowly changes as you move from…

Budapest is blessed with a geological jackpot. As the city lies at the intersection of a fault line that connects the Buda Hills with the Great Hungarian Plain, it boasts of a tremendous number of sources of both thermal and filtered water. No matter if you use the water supplied by the municipality or look for mineral-laden spring waters, the city provides some of the best waters available in Europe. Here you will find all that you need to know about the water quality in the city, where to find natural spring water, and make sure that the water you are consuming is completely pure. The Municipal Supply: Is the Tap Water Safe? The water coming out of Budapest taps is among the cleanest and purest in the world and can be consumed without any fear of any adverse effects on health. The reason behind its exceptional quality lies in…