Welcome to our guide to the sights of Budapest, where you can discover the fascinating historical and cultural treasures of Hungary's capital, guaranteed to give you an unforgettable experience!
What to see in Budapest, Hungary? - Don't miss these!
Budapest, the jewel of Hungary, where history, culture and modernity meet in one magical city. Situated on two sides of the Danube, the capital offers stunning architecture, historic sights and a vibrant nightlife. If you're visiting Budapest, here are a few must-see attractions!
1. Attractions in the Castle District
The historic centre of Budapest is the Castle District, home to the Buda Castle and the famous Fisherman's Bastion. The Castle District is famous for its medieval buildings and the famous historical sights of Budapest, including the Hungarian Parliament.
It's worth spending a whole day in the Buda Castle District, as there's plenty to see and do, and you can also tour the museum in the castle if you want to learn more about the history of the city.
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2. Parliament
The Budapest Parliament building rises on the banks of the Danube and offers a stunning sight in the evening lights. Don't miss a guided tour of the interior of the Parliament, to explore the stunning interiors of the State House and the Holy Crown!
3. Margaret Island
Margaret Island is a beautiful green oasis in the middle of the city, an ideal place to stroll and relax. If you're in town in the summer, there's a beach here, and if you like to run outdoors, we recommend the running track around the island!
4. Heroes Square and City Park
Heroes' Square is one of the most iconic areas of Budapest, with numerous monuments and statues. Heroes' Square is one of Budapest's iconic squares and is home to many monuments and memorials. Don't miss the boating on the lake in summer and the ice skating rink in winter!
5. Széchenyi Baths
Széchenyi Baths is one of Budapest's best-known and most popular thermal baths, popular not only with locals but also with tourists. The building was built in an imposing Baroque style and is located in the heart of the City Park in a stunning setting. The spa has several thermal pools where you can relax and recuperate in the thermal water that rises from the springs. Thanks to its mineral-rich waters, the waters of the Széchenyi Spa are particularly beneficial to health and can help to alleviate a wide range of ailments and complaints, such as rheumatic problems, arthritic pains, and skin diseases. The spa also has a few saunas, steam rooms and cold pools to help you relax and stay healthy.
Visitors to the Széchenyi Spa can not only enjoy bathing in the thermal waters but can also take advantage of various wellness services such as massages, facials and other spa treatments.
6. Bridges of Budapest
The Pest quay is one of the most iconic parts of Budapest, located on the left bank of the Danube River. Walking along the quay, you can enjoy stunning views of the river and the Buda side, where you can see the imposing buildings of the Castle District and Buda Castle. The bridges of Budapest also offer a stunning view along the quay. The Chain Bridge, the Liberty Bridge, the Margaret Bridge and the Petőfi Bridge are all important parts of the city and are beautiful architectural masterpieces. The bridges are not only a means of transport, they are also symbols of Budapest and add to the charm of the Danube with their stunning night-time lights. The Pest quay and its bridges are an essential part of Budapest's tourist attractions, and well worth taking the time to explore when exploring the city.
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