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Travelling to Europe from far away? Looking to visit the continent’s most amazing places? In that case, you should definitely have Budapest, Hungary’s appealing capital, on your list. Whether you’re looking for an unrivalled gastronomy experience, an enthralling walk among historical sights, or an unforgettable city tour, Budapest has got it all.
Don’t worry, we’ve collected Budapest’s top 5 unmissable sights and some staple Hungarian dishes that you should try when visiting the country. Let’s start with the most important attractions of the capital.
1. Parliament, Budapest
The Hungarian Parliament Building is a notable landmark of the country and an immensely popular tourist destination in the Hungarian capital. The Parliament building is the seat of the National Assembly of Hungary. It is located on Kossuth Square in the Pest side of the city, on the eastern bank of the Danube River. Interestingly, the architectural style of the Hungarian parliament building was influenced by the gothic Vienna City Hall. To make exploring easier, guided tours are available at the Parliament.
2. Buda Castle
Buda Castle is not only gorgeous in itself, but it also lets you see the capital city from above: and it’s an unforgettable sight. Walking tours are available in Buda Castle as well: you can take a tour outside and inside Buda Castle to enjoy the Royal Palace experience at an affordable price – find more information on Buda Castle’s official website HERE!
Is gambling something you’re interested in? There are countless places in Budapest, too, where you can satisfy your passion.
3. St. Stephen’s Basilica
Budapest’s next most famous tourist attraction is St. Stephen’s Basilica, named after the first Hungarian king, St. Stephen. As shocking as it may sound, his right hand is actually housed in the reliquary of the basilica! What is more, it is the third-largest church building in present-day Hungary, the largest church in Budapest and a World Heritage Site. This does sound like something to check out, doesn’t it?
