Budapest Attractions

This magnificent suspension bridge connects Buda with Pest across the Danube river.    Read More...

The expansive castle overlooks the city from atop Buda Hill. The castle is home to several museums.    Read More...

Hungary's magnificent Parliament building symbolizes the country's independence.    Read More...

The country's largest church was built by three different architects in a timespan of 50 years.    Read More...

This square, flanked by museums, honors great leaders in Magyar history.    Read More...

Budapest's largest indoor market is housed in a beautiful 19th century structure.    Read More...

Known as Keleti Station, this railway station in eclectic style impresses with its central facade.    Read More...

The picturesque Fisherman's Bastion features beautiful turrets and ramparts from where you have great views over the city.    Read More...

Splendid early 20th century architecture surrounds this large green square.    Read More...

This hill at the border of the Danube River features the Liberation Monument, which pays homage to Soviet Soldiers.    Read More...

This monument pays homage to Bishop Gellért, who converted Magyars to Christianity.    Read More...

One of the world's largest synagogues, built in 1859 in a Byzantine-Moorish style.    Read More...

In 1904 the Gresham Life Insurence Company built this beautiful palace in Sezession style.    Read More...

This recreational island near the city center is a favorite destination for locals during their day off.    Read More...

The 13th century church, located in the historic castle district, was Buda's first parish church.    Read More...

This magnificent theater was built between 1875 and 1884 to rival with Europe's grandest Opera Houses.    Read More...

This pedestrianised street is not only Budapest's most popular shopping street, it also features some beautiful buildings.    Read More...

Originally built as a mock castle for the millennium celebrations in 1896 but later rebuilt as a permanent structure.    Read More...

Budapest's city park features a large number of attractions including a historic amusement park, a zoo, a castle and one of Europe's greatest spa complexes.    Read More...

Named after the 19th century poet Mihály Vörösmarty, whose statue features prominently at the center of the square.    Read More...

Built between 1874 and 1877, this train station boasts a large glass and iron vault.    Read More...