Bike Heaven: Top Bicycle Friendly Cities in the World
| September 25, 2017
Budapest, Hungary
Budapest is a city that has long struggled with crumbling infrastructure, but luckily, one of the things that has been steadily improving are their cycling paths. There are currently 124 miles of cycling paths that crisscross this gorgeous Eastern European city, taking you from the banks of the Danube through the city’s many green parks.
After a long day of cycling, make sure to take a break in one of the city’s many public bathhouses. Some have been relieving the tired muscles of Budapest’s citizens for centuries.
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