The Széchenyi Chain Bridge is Budapest’s most famous landmark. It is named after the main facilitator of its construction, the great Hungarian statesman and Anglophile Count István Széchenyi. In 1820, this most influential of reformers found himself stuck on the Pest side of the Danube, unable to attend his father’s funeral on the Buda side. […]
One of the best treasures of Hungarian architecture that, despite its youth, exhibits as one of the most impressive constructions of the magical state. Start your tour around Europe in this incredible city and accompany us to discover the secrets of St. Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest. It is not a Basilica The Hungarian’s first little […]
Gellert Thermal Spas (Budapest) A unique feature of thermal baths is the Gellért Baths. There aren’t many baths that can match its upscale ambiance and illustrious history. One of the most significant examples of Hungarian Art Nouveau, the structure features Miksa Róth’s ornamental windows in the main hall and Zsolnay ceramic ornaments inside the bath. […]
From gorgeous architecture to lesser-known curiosities and quirky museums, these are the finest sights in the Hungarian capital. Budapest is a darling of a city, one of the most picturesque capitals in Europe and objectively one of its best nights out. Tourists, travellers, nomads and explorers alike have been wandering the streets of Buda and Pest […]
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