Budapest is entitled as the "Pearl of Europe. The majestic Hungarian Parliament Building, the ancient Chain Bridge that first connected Buda and Pest, and the sacred serenity of St. Stephen’s Basilica - each corner of this city has an underlying story, waiting for you to uncover. Let’s dive into Budapest’s must-see attractions!
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WHERE TO GO?
WHERE TO GO?
Buda Castle & Fisherman's Bastion
Buda Castle & Fisherman's Bastion
As the political hub for Hungarian's Monarchs for centuries, Buda Castle was first built in the 13th century after the Mongol invasion. Ravaged and rebuilt multiple times during Ottoman and Habsburg rule, the castle today presents an interesting architectural mix of Baroque, Gothic, and modern styles. The complex now houses two cultural treasures: the Budapest History Museum and the Hungarian National Gallery.
🌉 From here, you can From take a scenic stroll down to the iconic Chain Bridge – Budapest's first permanent river crossing that united Buda and Pest in 1849.
Heroes' Square & Vajdahunyad Castle complex in City Park
Heroes' Square & Vajdahunyad Castle complex in City Park
Built in 1896 to celebrate Hungary's 1,000th anniversary, Heroes' Square (Hősök tere) pays tribute to the nation's greatest leaders with its towering Millennium Monument and statues of Hungarian kings and Magyar chieftains. Just beyond the square lies City Park, the city’s sprawling green escape. Here, you’ll find Vajdahunyad Castle - a whimsical "fake antique" castle showcasing Hungary’s architectural evolution. Originally built from cardboard for the 1896 Millennial Exhibition, it was later reconstructed in stone due to its overwhelming popularity
Opera House
Opera House
Opened in 1884, the Hungarian State Opera House is a breathtaking Neo-Renaissance masterpiece, lavishly adorned with sumptuous interiors and intricate details. Under the management of Miklós Ybl - one of Hungary's most famous architects - it was an instant sensation as one of Europe's finest cultural centers. Such legendary maestros as Gustav Mahler and Otto Klemperer once directed its orchestra, establishing its reputation in the world of classical music.
WHAT TO EAT?
WHAT TO EAT?
Gulyás (Goulash)
Gulyás (Goulash)
A well-known stew made from beef, potato and paprika powder (Szegedi Halaszcsarda, Szegedi Vendeglo, Getto Gulyas…)
Lángos
Lángos
A crispy fried dough, best enjoyed with cheese, sour cream and garlic. (Retro Lángos…)
Vietnamese, Asian Restaurants
Vietnamese cuisine | VinVin, Koi, Bian Tea, EM&ME, Pho n Go, ...
Korean cuisine | Kpub, Moim, Bibimbap, Gangsikdang, NAMA, …
Japanase cuisine | Wafu, Komachi
Thai cuisine | Tomyum, Im-oon Thai food, Sawadee
Beverages | Findtea, Heybao, Wangcha, Bonboncha
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