Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 8:00 am-
Heya,
SOrry, I must have missed the last question!
If you like sitting outside in cafes, there are plenty of those. However be warned. Anna Cafe, a really popular cafe with two locations one on either end of the main drag Vaci Utca are super overpriced. Like $5 a beer over priced. Coffee isn't much better, and it's not like its all that great either. But you'll come across lots of other places too.
Wine tasting is in Buda on Castle Hill. There's a few ways to get there, but the easiest is to take the Metro to Moskva Ter, then go up out of the station and keep walking straight where you'll see a staircase that goes up a little hill onto a street loaded with buses. Any of the buses with a little castle or that say "Var" (Hungarian for Castle) will take you up.
You could walk it too though, but it's easier of course with the bus.
Baths - the names escape me, but on the Buda side there are several. I'd ask at whereever you're staying. The main Szechenyi baths in City Park are nice and super popular with tourists and locals. THe Gellert Hotel is beautiful - but fairly expensive.
Scooters - I have no idea, but I know I wouldnt want to ride one in Budapest

Make sure you where a helmet, maybe some full body armour too.
Bike tours are available, though I can't think of any names. I've seen them around though. I wanna say "Mikes" but I tihnk that's only Munich.