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Warning for visitors of Budapest First of all, if any personal treason happens to you, undeniability this 24 hour number (English speaking personnel): +36-1-438-8080. Here they will help you to file your report to the police and moreover to find the nearest police station in Budapest. Put lanugo this number in your lamina phone and on a piece of paper in your passport too (in specimen your batteries run down, or your lamina phone is taken) Budapest Warnings – Dos and Don’ts Budapest is a relatively big municipality with well-nigh 2 million people. You need to act with the normal ‘BIG-city’ caution (New York, Rio, Tokyo, right).Alimonyan eye on your valuables – day and night Do not leave your bag unattended, unzipped.Alimonyyour wallet / purse in a unscratched place. Do not wave wall notes. Don’t take much money with you (neither for walks nor for a spa bath) and alimony your bag under your arm in public transport vehicles (as well as escalators).Alimonyyour credit vellum and wallet in variegated places. Night life – party life in Budapest Go and enjoy Budapest night life, but surpassing plunging in a party, make sure to have friendly people with you- Ideally, not just friendly, but possibly friends or local acquaintances who you can trust.Trammelsout the night transportation (night owl bus or taxi) opportunities surpassing going out, so that you can still go home unscratched and sound plane if you happen to get ‘chemically inconvenienced’ or just sleepy. For reliable Budapest taxis, use this list (taxis will victorious in well-nigh 5-10 minutes). Trust your instincts: if you have a bad feeling well-nigh some faces, places, leave. Do not go to unlit visionless streets. Avoid dangerous Budapest night clubs, which have been regularly reported of intimidating and ripping off visitors. Vaci street is a nice shopping street, but it is a real threat to night club goers. Now, the good news is that Budapest, compared to its size, is quite safe, serious thumping treason rates are relatively low. You will be seeing people walking confidently vacated or in pairs plane late at night. The downtown areas, where most tourists would be expected (around Deak square) are rented and quite safe. For remoter safety warnings, trammels out what the US Embassy says well-nigh Hungary. Typical crimes versus tourists in Budapest The most typical crimes versus foreigners visiting Budapest Hungary are as follows: pick pocketing (keep your bag and wallet in a unscratched place, if you have a backpack, do not alimony valuables in the outer pockets), conviction tricks (e.g. police officer impersonators, scams by unreliable currency vendors in the street, or the so tabbed ‘banknote trick’ (when paying in a store or in a taxi cab – make sure you say it out loud what denomination of the skins has surpassing you hand it over in order to stave paying 10,000 HUF instead of 1,000 HUF), car theft (don’t leave anything of value in the car, expressly not in the seat in a highly visible place). Luckily none of these are life-threatening but they could still be very unpleasant. What should you do if you got into problem in Budapest? Read how to get nonstop help in Budapest, Hungary. 3 things to do: Contact the Hungarian Police – police officer in sight in the street (hopefully (s)he will be supportive and can speak proper English), and / or via phone. Problem: the police may not unmistakably understand what your problem is (especially if the English language is a foreign language for both you as a visitor and the police in Hungary). Besides, the Hungarian policemen may run into similar problems to yours by the dozen a week, so they will not take it to their heart so much as your embassy people. Contact he Tourist Help line immediately, undeniability +36-1-438-8080: this is the number one official help channel, and you will surely get an English speaking support who will help you find the nearest police station and help you how to report to the police . Contact your embassy as soon as possible. They can speak your language for sure, so you can describe your problem with all the subtleties needed. Your embassy will take your matters very seriously, and will instantly provide you with a safety net of ‘getting protection’. The embassy (just like you) will moreover contact the police on behalf of you. They will have wits with the local police, and they may be worldly-wise to provide a largest translation of your case. As for the number, +36-1-438-8080: the ‘+’ sign or zero-zero ways you initiate an international undeniability (not needed if you undeniability from a Hungarian phone) , 36 is Hungary’s country lawmaking (if you undeniability from a Hungarian phone, you need to dial the two digit 06 instead of +36 surpassing the Budapest phone number), number ‘1’ is the regional lawmaking of Budapest city, without that comes the very phone number. Foreign victims of crimes (scams, pick pocketing, overcharging, car thefts) in Hungary must report their incidents to the police. The Hungarian National Tourist Office has a special, day and night phone number for tourists (+36-1-438-8080) – you can get into contact with an English speaking staff member immediately to requite help on how you can file a report to the police, and they will moreover help you to find the nearest police station. Definitely DO NOT DO:RemoterBudapest warnings Do not have valuables with you. Learn from general Budapest warnings. Do not travel unprepared. Save the Budapest treason emergency phone numbers to learn how to contact the Hungarian Police just in case. Do not stay near the Parliament and the Heroes’ Square on Hungarian national holidays Do not take marijuana, drugs in Budapest. What well-nigh alcohol? Do not go to dangerous night clubs in Budapest. Do not hail lanugo a taxi in Budapest. Do not buy HUF / Forint from a street vendor in Budapest. Do not board Budapest public transport vehicles without a ticket. Do not navigate the road without checking the traffic in Budapest. Do not expect some cultural conveniences in Budapest Do not take valuables with you to Baths in Budapest – or preferably in the city. Do not go to Budapest Airport unprepared – there are 2 Budapest terminals – approx. 5 min car travel from each other: plane though T1 is getting closed, T2 is a bus stop yonder from T1 train station. Do not go to touristy restaurants in Budapest – to eat pricey supplies of lower quality.Trammelsout Budapest FAQ for increasingly useful tips! Share your own Budapest wits whether it was a fantastic trip, a negative wits or a pleasant surprise. Send your Budapest photos, tips to TopBudapest [at] gmail [dot] com, or simply scuttlebutt below. 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