Entering Budapest on the Liberty Bridge, was one of the first suspension bridges built in the World
City of Budapest
Hungary;s capital city is located on both side of the River Danube. The iconic 19th Centuary Chain Bridge is the closest connection between the dissected city.
Buda is built on a hilly side of the Danube and Pest is on the flat Plains
A funicular car runs up Castle Hill to Buda’s Old Town, where the Budapest History Museum traces back to Roman times. Budapest is famous for its Thermal Springs
Vajdahunyad Castle is an ancient castle in the City Park of Budapest,
The statue of the Chronicler named Anonymus
Heroes' Square along with its surroundings, the Millenium Underground Railway have been added on to the UNESCO World Heritage List in the year 2002. In the middle stands the Millenium Monument, with Archangel Gabriel on top, holding the double cross of Christianity and the Holy Hungarian Crown.It was constructed to mark the 1000th anniversary of the arrival of the Magyar tribes.
Our Sorento on the Historic Chain Bridge to Buda Old District and Castle Hill.
The Chain Bridge is the oldest bridge ib Budapest and was erected in 1849.
One of Budapest's most famous building, the Mathias Church, is over 700 years lacated at the Trinity Square
Statue of St Stephen
Budapest's the views of the Danube embankments and the Buda Castle District, , is the most beatutiful and romantic part of the City was made a World Heritage site in 1987
The Gellért Bath, the Gellért Hill with the Statue of Liberty and the Citadel, the Castle of Buda, the Baroque churches and Turkish Baths all are Heritage Buildings with a 800 year history.
A fanfastic view of Buda's embankments and River Danube
The Fishermen's Bastion, was completed in 1902, replacing the former castle wall, and it offers breathtaking views of Budapest, The Chain Bridge and the Danube embankment buildings, dominated by The Parliament House
Chain Bridge and Pest viewed from Buda's Castel Hill
Parliament House and St. Stephen's Basilica can be seen on top right
