Start your morning with a leisurely stroll from the Corinthia Budapest to the nearby Heroes' Square, taking in the grand statues and Art Nouveau architecture before wandering into [City Park (Városliget)](https://varosliget.hu/en/) to enjoy fresh air and the peaceful lake. Pop into the imposing Museum of Fine Arts for an hour of classical European painting, then stop by Mazel Tov (or another gluten-free-friendly café nearby) for a late brunch of gluten-free Hungarian favorites like potato pancakes made with alternative flours and a robust coffee to fuel your midday arrival explorations.
After your museum and park morning, cross the Danube by tram or taxi to explore Váci Street for a short stroll of boutique shops and pastry windows (many cafés offer gluten-free options). Continue to the nearby Great Market Hall to sample Hungarian produce and pick up cured meats and gluten-free paprika-spiced snacks, then climb up to The Shoes on the Danube Bank memorial and wander the riverfront toward Gellért Hill for panoramic city views at golden hour - a perfect spot to relax before an early gluten-free dinner near the hotel.
As the city lights come up, take a short taxi or tram to Ruin Bar District (Kazinczy Street area) for a relaxed drink in an eclectic courtyard setting-many bars here (like Szimpla Kert) offer gluten-free snacks and a lively local atmosphere. Afterwards, enjoy a leisurely, gluten-free dinner at Mák Bistro, which specializes in modern Hungarian cuisine with clear allergen practices, then finish with a post-meal stroll along the illuminated Danube Promenade for views of the lit Buda Castle and the Chain Bridge before returning to the Corinthia Budapest to rest.