Pictures that highlight why you need to visit Budapest

Budapest is unarguably a beautiful city, with a lot of history. However, as the saying goes: “a picture is worth a thousand words”, so instead of giving a history lesson, we will let Budapest’s beauty convince you to visit with the help of pictures.

For nature lovers and those with kids

margaret island, japanese garden — Japanese Garden Photo: facebook.com/Margitsziget.oldal

margaret island margitsziget budapest — Margaret Island, Photo: YouTube John Feher – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBaoct6LizAk_8lhsx6It1Q

Margaret Island is not only stunning, but it also offers child-friendly activities, as well as a musical fountain.

children's railway — Photo: https://www.facebook.com/gyermekvasut/

The Children’s Railway is operated by children for children. The railway offers rides and programs all-year-round for train lovers.

zoo budapest new — Pannon Park www.zoobudapest.com

Of course, the Budapest Zoo is a must for curious little animal lovers.

normafa in winter — Photo: https://www.facebook.com/Normafapark/

normafa in spring — Photo: https://www.facebook.com/Normafapark/

normafa in summer — Photo: facebook.com/Normafapark/

normafa in fall — Photo: https://www.facebook.com/Normafapark/

normafa playground — Photo: https://www.facebook.com/Normafapark/

normafa kilátó — Photo: facebook.com/Normafapark/

Normafa is beautiful throughout all seasons. It also has a playground and a lookout tower to admire the panorama from.

For those who want to go sightseeing

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Matthias Church

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And while you are in the Buda Castle area to see the church, be sure to wander around and check out the Fisherman’s Bastion as well.

Gellért Hill offers a magnificent view of the city from up above, the stunning Liberty Statue, and also a church in a cave.

The synagogue in Dohány Street is the largest synagogue in all of Europe.

Heroes’ Square may be a tourist favourite, but it is not the only gorgeous square Budapest has to offer.

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For those who want to relax a bit

thermal bath — Photo: facebook.com/szechenyifurdo

Budapest bath — Széchenyi Baths Photo: Wikicommon by Marc Ryckaert

Széchenyi Thermal Bath is one of the largest in Europe with 21 pools to please visitors.

Gellért Thermal Bath, Budapest, Hungary — Gellért Thermal Bath (Photo: www.facebook.com/spiceofeurope)

gellért bath — Photo: www.gellertfurdo.hu

Budapest bath visit tourism — Photo: www.gellertfurdo.hu

gellért-hotel-baths-budapest — Gellért Hotel, Budapest /Daily News Hungary/

Gellért Baths is a part of the famous Gellért Hotel.

Unwind with a view! Rudas Thermal Bath has a rooftop pool from which you can see the Danube.

For those who want a night out

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szimpla kert budapest — Photo: https://www.facebook.com/szimplakert/

Ruin pubs are a speciality of Budapest, and Szimpla Kert is right in the heart of the city.

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mazel tov — Photo: https://www.facebook.com/mazeltovbp/

Another favourite is Mazel Tov. It is a mix of “urban gardens, creative openness, and popular Mediterranean cuisine,” according to their Facebook page. It is a culture club with food, drinks, and different programs.

Source: Daily News Hungary

For nature lovers and those with kids

For those who want to go sightseeing

Read alsoDiscover Budapest’s new green oasis in the city centre! – PHOTOS

For those who want to relax a bit

For those who want a night out

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