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Buda Hills
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They may be short on sights - though Béla Bartók's house, where he spent
his final year in Hungary, is open to the public - but the Buda Hills are a
very welcome respite from the hot, dusty city in the warmer months. Perhaps their
biggest draws are their unusual forms of transport: a narrow-gauge cog railway dat-
ing from the late 19th century will get you up into the hills, a train run by children
takes you across them and a chairlift will glide you back down to terra firma. (
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Óbuda & Buda Hills
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