Most of the Budapest squares are impressive but none can beat this Tere. A must-visit in Budapest.
You can go inside only with guided tour groups. Book online and bring ids or passports. Waiting in the queue to book a tour is a waste of time. Tours last ~ 30'.
You can pay to go to the top level or stay on the ground level for free! While looking at the cafe go to the left. There is a small opening where you can get to a ledge to overlook the city for free!
Characterized by wooden stands, mouth-watering scents, Hungarian dishes and spirits, a giant Advent crown, charity donations, a magical realm for children, daily concerts, and many more.
One of the most adored buildings in Budapest, this Church is well worth the visit. We suggest walking from the Danube side to get the full effect of this incredible building!
southern buda's most important junction with fast food restaurants like kfc, subway or mcdonald's. nearby feneketlen tó, which means 'bottomless lake' is an ideal place for a walk
Best to visit this incredible church on the same walk as visiting the Buda Castle! Not too far away,and really an amazing half day trip! We suggest walking from the Danube for both sites and exercise!
You can get some great shots with the bridge in the foreground and Parliament in the background by keeping your aperture at its widest setting for maximum depth of field. En savoir plus .
Best place for shopping in town. H&M, Pull&Bear, Zara, MAC, Douglas, Calzedonia, Berschka and Humanic stores nearby.
Free wifis: Wiera (around the Burger King), McDonald's_Prakticomp, Linksys (around the K&H)
It's a breathtaking view from the top of the Gellert Hill! The Unesco thinks the same and listed the view of Budapest in its World Heritage Sites.
Enjoy sightseeing but have a drink or lunch somewhere else - as everything is unreasonably expensive inside and around the castle area.
Get a box seat, don't sit on the floor - the seats are more expensive with not the best view. Go for the box! En savoir plus .
To quench your culture-thirst, head over to Buda Castle’s Hungarian National Gallery, where the largest public collection of Hungarian fine arts is exhibited.
Fantastic shopping street! If you need something like clothes, drinks and fast food this is the right place!
Erzsébet híd was named after Queen Elizabeth, the beloved empress of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy assassinated in 1898. During the time of its construction, it was an engineering miracle.
Open from 8 in the morning till sunset. Free toilets. Smokers' corner with tables, benches and ashtrays. Lovely playgrounds for kids. Food and drinks available from Csendes Etterem.
just..great! The building is aesthetically fantastic...if you want to relax, it's the perfect place
A perfect place for get-togethers with pals, family weekends, and dates. On weekdays and Sundays, it's open from 10 AM until midnight, while on Friday and Saturday, from 10 AM untill 2 AM.
The botanical garden of ELTE University with an enviable collection of plants from all over the globe.
