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Budapest: Packing Light
Packing light is essential to traveling On The Cheap. Some Metro stations in
Budapest have escalators, but some don't (including stations that might connect to
the bus or airport). Either way, they are usually crowded, so the less you have on
you the better. Here are some tips for packing light:
versatile.
also use it a light blanket, cover-up, etc. Bandannas also work.
what you can to a web-based address such as Yahoo, Hotmail,
etc.
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Packing light is essential to traveling On The Cheap. Some Metro stations in
Budapest have escalators, but some don't (including stations that might connect to
the bus or airport). Either way, they are usually crowded, so the less you have on
you the better. Here are some tips for packing light:
 | One suitcase! Yes, you can do it. One case and one carry-on (that can | |
| double as a day-pack) will make your trip so much more fun. |
| Rolling clothes while packing will help you fit more in. |
| Two pairs of shoes. Make them comfortable, broken in and |
| Pick clothing that goes with at least two other items for your trip. |
| Try to pick lodging with laundry facilities if you'll be staying more than a week |
| Take travel size toiletries. These items are expensive in Budapest so be sure | |
| to pack what you need. |
| Take along a set of silverware (or at the very least, a multifunction tool if you | |
| can pack it in your checked luggage) to facilitate picnics in parks. |
| Pack a thin "micro-towel". Picking one in a dark color will let you |
| Copies of any prescriptions, emergency numbers, etc. Email |
etc.
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