The Hungarian Parliament building, the “House of the Country”, located on the banks of the Danube, is an iconic building of Budapest World Heritage and home to the legislature and guardian of the Hungarian Holy Crown. It is richly decorated inside and out; inspired by the London Parliament, the neo-Gothic style dominates, but also has Renaissance and Baroque elements .
Constructed in the 18th century in the Neo-Renaissance style, St. Stephen’s Basilica stands as the third highest structure in the capital. A hand-embroidered duplicate of Queen Elizabeth’s Faith of St. John the Right is housed there, along with an amazing array of artifacts, mosaics, paintings, sculptures, and stained glass windows.
The Fisherman’s Bastion is one of the most famous monuments of Budapest, located in the Buda Castle in the first district of Budapest. An integral part of the Fisherman’s Bastion are the statues of János Hunyadi, the statue of St. George, the statues of Julian and Friar Gerhardus. From here, you can see one of the most magnificent views of Budapest.
Heroes’ Square is the largest and most impressive square in Budapest’s XIV district, where the Millennium Monument can be found. Together with Andrássy Avenue, Heroes’ Square is a World Heritage Site. In the western part of the park is the City Park, where you can find the Vajdahunyadvára, the Boating Lake and the Budapest Zoo. The square is bordered on two sides by two museums – the Museum of Fine Arts and the Art Gallery
The Buda Castle Palace, which is part of the World Heritage, is one of Budapest’s main cultural and touristic centres, as well as the former Royal Palace. The palace hosts numerous events such as the Festival of Crafts and Budapest Wine Festival
Located in the City Park on a lovely, stunning lakeside., which is one of Budapest’s most remarkable neo-Gothic structures. It showcases the variety of Hungarian architectural styles. The unique atmosphere and historical aura of the castle make it a famous tourist destination.
Located in the heart of Budapest, in the City Park, where you can discover special species of animals and fascinating plants, as well as take part in exciting programmes. With its family friendly environment and diverse attractions, it’s the perfect place for a fun and educational visit.
One of the most famous and largest bathing complexes of Budapest, located in the City Park. The imposing neo-baroque building offers numerous thermal pools and wellness services, ideal for relaxation and rejuvenation. With its unique atmosphere and therapeutic waters, Széchenyi Spa is a great place to relax and unwind.
The Gellért Spa is one of the most beautiful spas in Budapest, located in the centre of the city at the foot of Gellért Hill.. In addition to its unique Art Nouveau style and beautiful mosaics, the building also offers thermal pools and wellness services. The Gellért Baths are an excellent place to relax in the historical environment.
Budapest’s green oasis in the middle of the Danube, an ideal place for recreation and leisure activities. The island offers beautiful parks, promenades, cycle paths and a wide range of entertainment, including the music fountains and the island theatre. For families and couples alike, it’s the perfect place to relax and get away from the city noise.
The Buda side and the heart of Budapest are connected by one of the most important and beautiful bridges in the city. The bridge’s aesthetic value is enhanced by its elegant arches and ornate railings.It is an ideal place for walks along the Danube, with beautiful views of the river and the city.
One of the most striking sights is located on the top of Gellért Hill. Explore the city and the Danube from the historic fortress, which offers a stunning panorama. The park around the building and the surrounding hiking trails are ideal for outdoor recreation and to experience the historic atmosphere
Among the most beautiful and well-known bridges in Budapest, the Liberty Bridge naturally connects the Pest side with the Buda side. The famous green Art Nouveau style bridge with its impressive decorations and elegant arches is significant not only from a transport point of view but also from an aesthetic point of view. It is an ideal place for walks along the banks of the Danube and enjoying the panorama of the city.
The Dohány Street synagogue is one of Budapest’s touristic highlights as it is the largest synagogue in Europe and the second largest in the world. The synagogue was built in 1859 in neo Moorish style. The Synagogue is the temple of the Neolog Jewry. It was built in Budapest’s former Jewish quarter where many people of the Jewish faith still reside today.
During World War II, Dohany Street was a border of the Jewish ghetto, so the memory of the Holocaust is associated with the area.
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