Sights and Landmarks in Budapest

At the end of Budapest’s elegant Andrássy Avenue lies one of the city’s most iconic landmarks: Heroes’ Square (Hősök tere). With its towering Millennium Monument, flanked by grand...

Rising majestically on the eastern bank of the Danube, Budapest’s Hungarian Parliament Building is not only the seat of the National Assembly but also one...

The Fisherman’s Bastion is one of Budapest’s most photogenic landmarks. Perched high above the Danube, this snow-white monument with its pointed towers and...

It’s Hungary’s most famous shopping street and one of the most popular promenades in Europe: Váci utca. Stretching for about 1.3 kilometers between Vörösmarty Square in the north and...

Colorful, chaotic, and downright iconic: Szimpla Kert, located in Budapest’s historic Jewish Quarter, is far more than just a bar – it’s a work of art. Opened in 2002 as the city’s...

In the heart of Budapest, just a few steps from the Danube, the majestic dome of St. Stephen’s Basilica (Szent István Bazilika) rises proudly above the...

The Széchenyi Chain Bridge is more than just a river crossing – it is a symbol of the Hungarian capital. As the first permanent bridge across the Danube, it connected the formerly...

Just minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Budapest lies one of the city's most beautiful green escapes: Margaret Island (Margitsziget). This car-free island in the middle of the...

Castle Palace, also known as Budavári Palota, rises majestically above the city on Castle Hill and ranks among the most iconic landmarks in Budapest. Once...

Right in the heart of Hungary’s vibrant capital, City Park (Városliget) offers a welcome break from the urban bustle. Just behind Heroes’ Square, Budapest’s "green lung" begins –...

Just a stone’s throw from the Liberty Bridge, the Great Market Hall (Nagycsarnok) is one of the liveliest places in Budapest. Set beneath grand iron arches and a soaring glass roof,...