Hungarian State Opera House

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Apartments Opera Rates from: $45	Casati Budapest Hotel ★★★ *** Rates from: $58
K+K Hotel Opera ★★★★ **** Rates from: $86	Zonaflat - Lazar Opera Rates from: $50
Aboriginal Budapest Apartments Rates from: $65	Leda Apartments Rates from: $44.1
Broadway Hostel & Apartments Rates from: $8	Opera Residence ★★★ *** Rates from: $50
Town Hall Apartments Rates from: $54	King Apartments Rates from: $59

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Attractions near to Hungarian State Opera House

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

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