Romance is the most beautiful part of our lives, so we should celebrate it in a unique way. Here are some tips to make this day memorable. If this day was not enough to try all these programmes, don’t worry, you have 364 other days to show your loved one how important she or he is for you. Bringing down the stars – dine in style Nobu Budapest is the first central European member of Nobu’s worldwide dining empire.Chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa’s new style of Japanese cuisine remains one of the most sought-after culinary experiences in the world. On Valentine’s Day Nobu Budapest surprises you with a complimentary dessert and a special performance of pop, jazz and love songs by Lilienn. Go to profile Romantic walk in the Budapest Zoo Budapest Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the world opened in 1866. It is famous for their spectacular historic buildings under cultural heritage like the Main Gate, the Elephants’ House or the Palm House. From Friday to Sunday pay with a hug. Hug your friend or loved one at the Zoo entrance for the Valentine’s Day double ticket discount. Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden 1146 Budapest, Állatkerti krt. 6-12. Go to profile The magic of the East – Wonderful belly dance performance Great variety of steaks, from Argentinian beef to the special Hungarian breed, Mangalica steak on stone but if you fancy something traditional you may try specialties such as a hearty Hungarian goulash. Besides the culinary experience, this Friday these restaurants offers an exclusive belly dancing show at 20:00. Go to profile Go to profile Special flashlight program under the Castle Hill Experience the living history under the Castle Hill of Buda! Today come and join the last English guided history walk of the Hospital in the Rock Nuclear Bunker Museum at 19:00, and be part of a unique flashlight program! Go to profile When the night falls – it’s cuddle time under the stars Enjoy the wonderful night lit river side attractions in Budapest city on a night Danube river cruise. Picture the fairy tale riverfront panorama of Budapest: the UNESCO World Heritage site (Buda Castle, Hungarian Parliament, Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion), floating by Gellert Hill, Gellert Spa, Gresham Palace, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, historical bridges and churches, 19th century universities and contemporary buildings. A real treat. YOU CAN BOOK THIS PROGRAMME HERE 1/3 × Photo credit: Pixabay