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Hannah Finn
"Budapest is famous for its Ruin Pubs (pubs built in abandoned/ruined buildings). After WWII, many of the buildings in the Jewish neighborhood were destroyed. Years later people moved into these buildings & turned them into secret underground pubs & bars. Each have their own vibe but these were ones suggested to me: šŸŖ©Szimpia Kurt šŸŖ©Instant šŸŖ©Fogas HĆ”z"
"Experience Budapest's vibrant nightlife scene in the unique ruin bars. Set in abandoned buildings with quirky dƩcor and a buzzing atmosphere, these bars offer a taste of Budapest's creative spirit."

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