Best places: Tourist attractions in Budapest, Hungary

Collection of more than 140 interactive pinball machines & vintage arcade games dating from 1947.

👍👍 We went as a family of five and all of us enjoyed it. We walked to castle Buda and then walked back. We watched seven VR movie clips at 6 different points on the route. The clips took us back in time but at the same locations so when we took the VR glasses off we could see the difference. Also while...

👍👍 Very nice, clean and professional shooting range in Budapest. First time shooting ever. Safety instructions where great, same as the instructors themselves! If you are in Budapest and you like to have a shooting experience go there!

19th-century fortress with 7 turreted lookout towers offering panoramic views plus cafe on terrace.

A 13th-century church named for King Matthias, who married here, with an ecclesiastical art museum.

Landmark Gothic Revival–style edifice with lavishly decorated rooms, plus a visitors' center.

Constructed in 1911, this landmark limestone tower offers a cafe & steps to sweeping views.

Cave with a 500-meter hiking trail that leads past stalactites & unusual rock formations.

Opened in 1948, a narrow-gauge railway track running through the Buda Hills, largely manned by kids.

Octagonal 16th-century Ottoman tomb, restored as national monument, plus surrounding grounds.

Former anti-aircraft bunker repurposed as an open, domelike observation platform with city views.

Vast concert hall built in 1865 with friezes, statues & chandeliers with 2 halls for concerts & art.

Illuminated cave system known for its crystalline mineral deposits, offering guided tours.

Art nouveau building housing a concert hall & classical music school, plus a Franz Liszt collection.

Exhibits showcasing the history of the Zwack family, makers of a well-known liqueur.

Stone foundation topped with a wooden lookout tower, offering views of nearby green hills.

👍👍 Jaw-dropping beautifulness. 😍 You can see basically the whole Budapest from here.

Retro shop signs, restaurant setups & exhibits on the evolution of Hungary's hospitality business.

👍👍 Roman Catholic, Franciscan Church of Saint Peter of Alcantara. First church at this place was built in 1250. On September 23, 1526 old gothic church was destroyed and monks were slaughtered by the Ottomans. After Pest and Buda were conquered by Ottomans in 1541, church was restored but transformed...

Part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, with statues of the leaders of 7 tribes who founded Hungary.