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Summary: Margaret Island has a thermal bath, many outdoor venues and even a petting zoo. Learn more about this place in this free video series.
Csaba Tamas is an experienced travel guide working for Yellow Zebra / Absolute Tours company that is offering walking, bike and segway tours to explore the city of Budapest. These...read more
"My name is Csaba Tamas. I'm a travel guide, and I work for Yellow Zebra, and on behalf of the Expert Village we're having this tour around the city of Budapest today in Hungary. Very close to the Parliament building, between the Chain Bridge and between the Margaret Bridge, which are the two really famous bridges of the capital as well. You can find Margaret Island, the biggest part of the capital. It has a lot of open-air places; it has a swimming pool, a thermal bath, tennis courts and a little zoo as well. Really nice medieval memories also because on this island there was a nun who used to spend all her life in one of the churches. She was the daughter of one of the famous kings from the 1200s. Her name was Margaret. That's why the island is named after her."
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