The capital of Hungary is the city of Budapest, divided into two parts by the Danube River.
Pest is located on the eastern side of the Danube, and Buda on the western side.
Buda and Pest are interconnected by bridges, on both sides of which there are embankments: Buda and Pest.
Secheni Square is a popular destination for city guests through which many tourist routes in Budapest lead.
The center of the square is a green square, in which two voluminous monuments are located, and monumental buildings, including historical ones, are located on three sides of the square.
City Park (Varosliget) is one of the most important, large and most visited parks in Budapest.
In the Park: lake, places for rest and walks, children's playgrounds, restaurants and cafes, a zoo, a circus, a castle, fountains, monuments and sculptures.
Vajdahunyad Castle is called the most romantic and one of the most beautiful castles in Budapest.
The castle is a complex consisting of a group of buildings that architecturally combine some of the best buildings in historical Hungary into a single eclectic palace.
Lajos Kossuth Square is one of the most famous and most visited city squares in Budapest.
Significant historical buildings of Hungary, as well as monuments and monuments are located on the square.
The Buda Castle or castle district is the historical part of the Buda side in Budapest, which is the district of Buda Castle located on Castle Hill, along the Buda Embankment.
Buda Castle is one of the best places to visit in the Hungarian capital.
Heroes Square is one of the main, largest and most visited squares in Budapest.
The square was formed to celebrate the millennium of Hungary in 1896.
Nowadays, concerts, celebrations and other public events are held in the square.
Vigado (Pesti Vigado, Redoubt) is the second largest concert hall in Budapest.
Within the walls of Vigado, in addition to concerts and other events, there are also exhibition halls, a restaurant and cafe, and there is a panoramic terrace on the 6th floor.
The book fountain in Budapest substitutes a marble fountain in the form of a large book opened in the middle, where from the binding, every few seconds, water jets rise up, creating the illusion of turning over invisible villages.
Gul-Baba-Tyrbe Mausoleum is the tomb of the dervish of the Sofia order Bektashi Gul Baba, who arrived in Buda in 1541 along with the occupying Turkish army.
Now the mausoleum is a sacred place of pilgrimage, also a tourist attraction and is a complex.
The so-called Bazaar of the Royal Garden, literally approximately as the “Castle Garden Bazaar” is a series of arcades with galleries, pavilions and terraces in the neo-Renaissance style and is one of the architectural gems of the historical part of Buda.
The Vienna Gate Square or the square in front of the Vienna Gate is a public space located on Castle Hill, in its northern part, and part of the Buda Castle District (Buda Castle).
St. George's Square is one of the main squares in the area of Buda Castle (Buda Castle).
In the Middle Ages, the square was a prominent place in the city of Buda.
Today, St. George's Square is one of the main, largest and most visited squares of Buda Castle.
Royal Palace or Buda castle (Budavari Palota) is the historical castle and Palace complex in Budapest, once the residence of Hungarian kings.
Is the Palace on top of Castle hill in the historic castle district of Buda.
The Palace is one of the most visited sights of Budapest.
The Margaret island on the Danube in Budapest.
On the island there are some of the important sights of Budapest, as well as cafes, places to stay, parks, playgrounds and amusement rides, a mini zoo, musical fountain, sculptures and monuments, a swimming pool with water attractions and three hotels.
