Spend One Day And Night In
Budapest
Being day or night, the Hungarian capital city attracts thousands of visitors to go through its World Heritage sites and to experience its unique cuisine. The Pearl of the Danube lives all year round with sightseeing and great festivals. Today, we’ll explore both parts, Buda and Pest, from the morning until midnight.
Hungary
January 18, 2020
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Willflies, Willflies. Whether you’re a fan of history or fancy great views, this basilica in the city centre has you covered. It also houses one of the most sacred Hungarian treasures, a mummified hand of St. Stephen. This UNESCO site, a former complex of the Hungarian kings, is now home to Budapest History Museum. Walking upstream of the Danube river, you can find the spired Fisherman’s Bastion. The Liberty Monument and fortress Citadella overlook the city from this hill. Visiting the top at night not only rewards you with a great impression but also makes this usually crowded place free. Budapest Photo Guide, Budapest Photo Guide, Budapest Photo Guide, Budapest Photo Guide, Budapest Photo Guide
City On Your Palm
Szent István bazilika
Whether you’re a fan of history or fancy great views, this basilica in the city centre has you covered. Climb the cupola for impressive views of most sites or check the rich interior with the most sacred Hungarian treasure – a mummified hand of St. Stephen.
Castle District
Budavári Palota, Halászbástya
Buda Castle, former complex of the Hungarian kings, is now home to Budapest History Museum and is part of the UNESCO list. Walking upstream of the Danube river, you can find the spired Fisherman’s Bastion with great views of the Parliament.
Right At Midnight
Gellért Hill
The Liberty Monument and fortress Citadella overlook the city from the Gellért hill. Visiting the top at night not only rewards you with a great impression but also makes this usually crowded place free. Halfway to the top, you can find a statue of St. Gellért.
The Budapest’s Icon
Országház
The Parliament, built in the Gothic Revival style, is the most photographed landmark in the country. Its violet roof and rich decorated facade make it stand out on the river bank. The best spot to take photos is from the opposite embankment.
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