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Buda Castle

The historical castle and palace complex of the Hungarian kings. It was established in the 13th century, later destroyed and rebuilt many times.

Pálvölgyi Mátyás Hegyi cave system

The second largest cave in Hungary, 19km-long, is noted for both its stalactites and its bats.

Hungarian Parliament Building

The domed neo-Gothic structure was inspired by the British House of Parliament. A vibrant government center and a proud city landmark.

Ópusztaszer National Historical Memorial Park

A fascinating 19th century village complex that can keep you entertained for a long time. Makes for a wonderful day out full of exploring.

Basilica of St. Stephen

A magnificent neo-Renaissance dome. Take a trip to the top of the dome. One of the best views in the city!

Széchenyi Chain Bridge

When it opened in 1849, it was the first permanent dry link between Buda and Pest. The most widely known bridge in Budapest.

Fishermen's Bastion

A terrace in neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque style situated on the Buda bank of the Danube, on the Castle hill.

Matthias Church

Used over the centuries as a coronation church for the Hungarian kings. Slender and graceful architecture.

Andrássy Avenue

Listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site. City's main shopping street. A pretty boulevard with fine cafes and restaurants.

Great Synagogue

The second largest Jewish house of worship. It seats 3000 people. A centre for the large Jewish community of Budapest.

Citadel Budapest

Built as a military fortress on the highest point of Budapest's city centre. It features exhibits with WWII artefacts and many more things to check out.

Great Market Hall

This historical building holds three floors of shops and stalls selling local specialities, crafts and souvenirs.

Shoes on the Danube Promenade Memorial

Very moving memorial to the Hungarian Jews. It represents their shoes left behind on the bank when they fell into the river after being shot.

Gellért Hill

An affluent residential area and parkland. It is listed as a world heritage site as part of „the Banks of the Danube“.

Heroes' Square

One of the major squares of Budapest, rich with historic and political connotations.

Vajdahunyad Castle

Somewhat peculiar castle constructed for the 19th century millennial exhibition. Originally made from cardboard and later rebuilt.

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Suggested Hungary Trips

A Fun-Filled Day at Balaton (1 day)

Admire the natural beauty, chill out on the beach, cool off in the cave and call it a day after visiting the aquapark.

A Day Out around Miskolc (1 day)

Spend a day out exploring a couple of caves, admire Diósgyőr Castle and chill out in the Cave Bath.

Exciting Tour of Budapest (1 day)

Take this one day walking tour of Budapest to see all the major sights this city has to offer.

The Best of Budapest in 3 Days (3 days)

Admire the parliament and other historical buildings, taste local cuisine at Central Market Hall, and relax in the world famous thermal baths.

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