Best places: Tourist attractions in Budapest, Hungary

👍👍 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...

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.

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

Landmark 19th-century suspension bridge, designed by William Tierney Clark & illuminated at night.

Palatial venue for the Hungarian National Gallery plus displays from Gothic altars to sculpture.

Permanent & temporary collections of Hungarian works from the 15th century to the modern day.

👍👍 The statue of Stephen I, also known as King Saint Stephen who was the first King of Hungary from 1000 or 1001, until his death in 1038 riding on a horse is a must see while visiting Budapest. Stephen was the first member of his family to become a devout Christian. He was crowned on 25 December 1000...

Quiet hilltop location with statues of renowned thinkers, plus panoramic views of the Danube & city.

Waterside shoe sculptures memorializing those killed at the river by a fascist party during WWII.

A statue of the poet Mihály Vörösmart stands in this scenic square known for its Christmas market.

Renovated 19th-century Neo-Renaissance complex of exhibition halls, theaters, gardens & restaurants.

Museum in underground WWII hospital & Cold War nuclear shelter. Visits by tour only.

Grassy, tree-filled plaza known for its statues, elegant architecture & Chain Bridge views.

👍👍 Kiskiralylany or The Little Princess Statue, it was created by Hungarian sculptor Laszlo Marton (1925-2008) in 1972. He was inspired by the image of his eldest daughter, who liked to play wearing the crown made out of newspapers. Pest, Budapest, 🇭🇺 Hungary 🇭🇺. November 11, 2021.

Large bronze fountain from 1904, depicting King Matthias hunting a stag with crossbow & hounds.

👍👍 The courtyard of the Lions, or the large courtyard of the monumental complex of Buda Castle. From fortress to a residential palace for the Royal Hungary, now it houses several museums that should be fixed stages for each tourist visiting the city. Huge stone sculptures of ferocious lions with gapin...

👍 Szilágyi Dezső Square Reformed Church is a Protestant church in Budapest. It was built by Samu Pecz from 1894 to 1896.the furniture was also designed by the architect. The church was consecrated 125 years ago, on the Palm Sunday of 1896. The church has been a characteristic element of the cityscape...

👍👍 The Fat Policeman bronze statue is a good example of the amazing street sculptures all over Budapest. The artwork was created by András Illyés and 'watches' over the activities near St. Stephen’s Basilica. Rub his belly for luck and take a few selfies. At the least it'll make you smile Good concept...

Located in a public park, this giant, wheel-shaped ride offers panoramic views of the environment.