Exploring Budapest: A Dream City, A Feast of Food

🇭🇺Incomplete Guide to a Three-Day Tour of Budapest🎉||| Day 1: Shanghai✈️Budapest After arrival, rest at a guesthouse near the Parliament Building, and take a walk along the Danube in the afternoon to appreciate the beautiful scenery of this city. Don't miss the Shoe Sculpture and the world's most beautiful McDonald's, these places are worth checking in! Day 2: One-day tour of Buda Take a direct tram to the Buda Castle Funicular🚡, then you can enjoy the beautiful views of Buda Castle and Fisherman's Bastion. If there are too many people and it's hard to take pictures, it's recommended to sit in a nearby coffee shop and taste some Hungarian specialty coffee☕️, the view is also great! Day 3: One-day tour of Pest First visit the St. Stephen's Basilica, buy tickets and climb to the top to feel the solemnity and sanctity of the church⚰️. Then you can go to the Budapest Eye Ferris wheel🎡, to appreciate the beauty of the city. Then you can go to the New York Café, to experience the unique decoration and taste the local food. Finally, you can enjoy the night view of the Danube on the Liberty Bridge, and feel the romance of this city✨. That's all for the incomplete guide to a three-day tour of Budapest, Hungary! Come and feel the beauty and charm of this city!💖

Amazing city view from buda-castle hill

#wheretogo one of the best way to have Amazing great view from the top of Buda-Castle hill . Funicular in Buda district located at the end of the chain bridge. it’s a unique experience of legendary funicular ride , its could just take few minutes to reach to the top. you will see the beautiful view while having the funicular ride for just HUG1,200 or get the ticket from trip.com if you like to have whole breathtaking view of the amazing budapest city, you should take a ride. while Hungary parliament building can see clearly from the hill. #europe #awesomepic #couplestrip #budapest #funicular #hungary

Buda Castle

Early morning is definitely the best time to head your way to Buda Castle. I arrived (when it was raining) by 8am and there were around 10 other people there only. As I was finishing up taking photos and heading to the St Matthias area, large groups were appearing and the rain had started to subside. To get there, I took one of the local buses from the just beside my City Centre hotel - really quick and easy. Starting at the base of Fisherman’s Bastion, I walked up the steps and entered the courtyard of views. Here you can easily take photos of the city. I will admit, because I was there early I couldn’t see inside the buildings, it also meant that apart from my bus journey (and funicular ride) I didn’t pay anything to see the view and the whole area. #mountainview #europetravel #budacastle #Budapest

Budapest is the image of Europe in my mind. Budapest doesn't have "The Grand Budapest Hotel", but it has the most beautiful Castle Hill. Budapest is located on the banks of the Danube River (originally the water of the Danube and the Huangpu River are similar in turbidity), formed by the merger of Buda on the west bank of the Danube and Pest on the east bank. The famous Fisherman's Bastion and Buda Castle are on the Buda side, while the east bank has the Parliament Building and more abundant leisure and entertainment venues. Attractions Fisherman's Bastion, Buda Castle Hungarian Parliament Building, Citadella, a recommended attraction by locals, Danube River cruise | Recommended Legenda Cruise. Budapest: Evening Sightseeing Cruise and Unlimited Prosecco (1.5 hours). If you want to see the night view of the Parliament Building, it's best to book a few days in advance. We booked for 5:30 pm to watch the sunset, and both sides of the river were covered in golden light. Everyone on the boat was having a great time and the atmosphere was super fun, hahaha. These scenic spots have a lot of tourists! So if you want to take beautiful photos, sisters are advised to go early. You may need to go to Fisherman's Wharf at seven or eight o'clock to avoid crowds in the restaurant. Béchamel This breakfast is really delicious! We ate here for two consecutive days and recommend the Turkish Eggs and Croque Madame. Menza Restaurant and Café Authentic Hungarian cuisine, recommended dishes include Roasted duck liver with sour cherry sauce and mashed potatoes (Cherry Duck Liver) and Hungarian goulash soup (beef soup with a Chinese-style flavor). This walk-in restaurant does have seating outside of meal times, but it's best to make a reservation in advance. Comme Chez Soi It's too popular, couldn't get a table even after two walk-ins, always fully booked no matter what time, so if you're coming to Budapest, make sure to call/email and make a reservation a few days in advance. Budapest has too many delicious foods, almost no chance of disappointment, and the prices are very cheap! Transportation Bolt taxi app allows cash payment without card binding. Payment; calling a car is very convenient, basically arriving in two or three minutes; the price is not expensive, and if you don't live too far away, it's only a few euros to go to various scenic spots. BudapestGO public transportation can be used with this app. Budapest doesn't need too much planning, the distance between attractions is close, and it's beautiful to walk around everywhere! It's very safe here, and people are friendly

Hungry for More Adventures at Budapest

Budapest is an amalgamation of two historic cities lying right opposite each other over the Danube river, the City of Buda and the City of Pest. The central area of Budapest along the Danube River is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has several notable monuments of classical architecture, including the Hungarian Parliament and the Buda Castle. The city also has around 80 geothermal springs, the largest thermal water cave system, second largest synagogue, and third largest Parliament building in the world. This beautiful and picturesque city is indeed one of Europe’s best destinations. 🇭🇺 #budapest #hungary #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #foodie #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #passionpassport #celebratewithtrip

Buda Castle

Buda Castle (Budavári Palota) is the historical castle and palace complex of the Hungarian Kings in Budapest. It was first completed in 1265, although the massive Baroque palace today occupying most of the site was built between 1749 and 1769.

BUDA CASTLE ILLUMINATES

Without a doubt, Buda Castle is one of the most well-known images of the capital. Because it was once the residence of the Hungarian kings, the castle is also known as the Royal Palace. Buda Castle, along with the Chain Bridge to which it is connected, is a spectacular castle and one of Budapest and Hungary's most magnificent emblems. Buda Castle now houses the Budapest History Museum, the National Széchényi Library, and the Hungarian National Gallery. The majestic Buda Castle, perched atop Castle Hill, commands a commanding panorama of Pest and the Danube. The views from Fisherman's Bastion are remarkably similar. The palace complex, which is connected to the Chain Bridge, is particularly beautiful at night, when the bridge and the Castle are illuminated. #budapest #hungary #citytravel #majeanmarvels

The Buda Castle

Buda Castle is the historical castle and palace complex of the Hungarian kings in Budapest. It was first completed in 1265, but the massive Baroque palace today occupying most of the site was built between 1749 and 1769. The complex in the past was referred to as either the Royal Palace or the Royal Castle. The castle now houses the Hungarian National Gallery and The Budapest History Museum. Buda Castle sits on the southern tip of Castle Hill, surrounded by the touristic area known as Várnegyed (Castle Quarter), which is famous for medieval, Baroque and Neoclassical houses, churches, public buildings, and monuments. The hill is linked to Clark Ádám Square and the Széchenyi Chain Bridge by the Castle Hill Funicular. The castle is a part of the Budapest World Heritage Site, so declared in 1987. The original Royal Palace was ruined during WWII, it was rebuilt in a simplified Stalin Baroque style during the Kádár era.#unforgettableexperiences

Look at all the pretty flowers in Hungary！

#budacastle is the historical castle and palace complex of the Hungarian kings in #budapest. It was first completed in 1265, but the massive Baroque palace today occupying most of the site was built between 1749 and 1769 #hungary #castle #unforgetabletrip #happynewyear

Three-day Two-night Travel Guide to Budapest, Hungary

Day1: ☑️Széchenyi Chain Bridge Suitable for a night walk to enjoy the night view Day2: ☑️Fisherman's Bastion It's recommended to go early for photos when there are fewer people! ☑️Matthias Church ☑️Buda Castle ☑️New York Café A beautifully decorated café, ladies should definitely wear a gorgeous dress for photos! (Walk in the afternoon, only a 5-minute wait in line, no need for reservations as mentioned online) Day3: ☑️Budapest Central Market The first floor of the market sells chocolate, foie gras, bread, vegetables, fruits, etc., the second floor mainly has souvenirs and clothes, but the specialty chocolate has a peculiar taste, worth trying but not recommended to buy a lot ☑️Liberty Bridge The green iron bridge ☑️Night view photography across from the Hungarian Parliament Building Taxi address: Batthyány tér Transportation🚗: For convenience, I took a taxi directly from the airport to the city center, costing around €35. Taxi app: Bolt. Students can also choose to buy a ticket from the airport to the city center for 200E on the BudapestGo App Danube River Cruise🚢: I bought the cruise ticket on the Duna Cruises official website for €29/person. The boat is quite new, with two levels, the upper level is open-air (you need to queue up early if you want to sit on the upper level), and the ticket includes a glass of sparkling wine. I recommend choosing a time just before sunset, the Hungarian Parliament Building is very photogenic when lit up! Cuisine: ☑️Meet You Every Day Ordered noodles in the morning, tasted quite good ☑️Town Hall Authentic Chengdu hotpot, the base is very fragrant! Recommended for everyone to try when traveling! (Picture 9) ❌Comme Chez Soi Highly recommended by many but actually a bit disappointing, the apple foie gras was a bit fishy, the seafood pasta was mediocre, and there was a beef soup that resembled borscht, not recommended

On the banks of the Danube, to the left is Buda, to the right is Pest

Fisherman's Bastion Arriving at Castle Hill, head straight for the white Fisherman's Bastion, which blends Neo-Gothic, Neo-Romanesque, and local Hungarian architectural styles, and its neighbor, Matthias Church (the second largest church in Buda during the medieval period). Buda Castle The castle, once built to defend against the Tatar invasions, now serves as an art/museum (when buying tickets, if there is only one hour left until the exhibition closes, the staff will kindly suggest visiting the next day. At least 2.5 hours are needed here). On Castle Hill, an inadvertent walk past a certain house may also reveal a surprise exhibit: Koller Gallery. Gellért Hill Starting the final 'struggle' up the stone steps at the entrance of the mountain tunnel, braving the rare extreme heat of Europe. Dragging heavy steps, a walk of more than ten minutes leaves one gasping for breath. But seeing the views through the branches along the way, and then the standing Statue of Liberty, one finds new strength in their feet. Find a spot on the little hill, sit or lie down on the marble platform, and feel the breeze of Budapest's summer. The feeling of capturing the city's multiple angles all by oneself, is like the joy those who love to reach the summit feel when they conquer Mount Everest.

Buda Castle

#familytrips2024 Our family visit to Buda Castle was a step back in time. Walking through its grand halls and exploring the medieval courtyards, we marveled at the rich history and stunning architecture. The panoramic views of Budapest from the castle hill were breathtaking, providing perfect photo opportunities. The kids were fascinated by the exhibits in the Budapest History Museum, and we all enjoyed a relaxing stroll through the picturesque gardens. This trip was a perfect blend of education and fun. Next on our travel bucket list is exploring the vibrant culture and natural beauty of New Zealand. From the stunning landscapes of the South Island to the rich Maori heritage in Rotorua, it promises to be an unforgettable journey for the whole family.

Budapest's grand shooting locations

Budapest, the "Pearl of the Danube", boasts the pristine Fisherman's Bastion, the coronation church of generations of kings⛪️, and the Central Market of Europe... Each scene is filled with European charm. Check in at the following spots to capture your own unique life photos~ 【📸9 Great Shooting Locations】 1⃣️Buda Castle Also known as Buda Palace, frequented by Princess Sisi, the viewing platform offers great shots of the Danube, Chain Bridge, and the Pest side~ 📍Location: Budapest, exterior of the palace, sculptures, courtyard, viewing platform 2⃣️Fisherman's Bastion Halaszbastva A white-walled building with stairs and floors, combining styles of Neo-Gothic, Neo-Romanesque, and more, perfect for photos at the spires of the bastion! 🚇Transport: Take bus 16A to station 📍Location: Budapest, Szentharomsag ter 3⃣️St. Matthias Church The Neo-Gothic exterior is very eye-catching, and it's crowded with photographers during the day, so it's recommended to climb to the tower top for a beautiful view 🚇Transport: Take bus 16A to station 📍Location: Budapest, Szentharomsag ter2 4⃣️Széchenyi Chain Bridge Recognized as the most beautiful and famous bridge in Budapest, photography is only possible from outside the bridge, as only vehicles are allowed to cross 🚇Transport: Take the subway to station, a 5min walk away 📍Location: Budapest, Szechenyi Lanchid 5⃣️St. Stephen's Basilica The largest church in Budapest, with a stunning ceiling to photograph, and you can also climb to the top for a panoramic view of the city 🚇Transport: Take the M1 subway to station 📍Location: Budapest, Szent Istvan ter1 6⃣️Széchenyi Thermal Bath One of the thermal baths of Europe, with various architectural styles inside, Vajdahunyad Castle, and churches are great for photography 🚇Transport: Take the M1 subway to station 📍Location: Budapest, Allatkerti krt. 9-11 7⃣️Andrássy Avenue The road is lined with various cafes, restaurants, theaters, and luxurious boutiques, all exuding a European atmosphere 🚇Transport: Take the M1 subway to station 8⃣️New York Café An Italian Renaissance-style café, luxurious and exquisite inside, where you can enjoy a coffee and take a relaxed European-style photo 📍Location: Budapest, Rakoczi ut 9⃣️Hungarian Parliament Building The largest building in Hungary, a combination of Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance styles, well worth a visit 📍Location: Budapest, Kossuth Lajos ter1-3

Amazing Budapest

Perched atop a hill overlooking the Danube River, Buda Castle in Budapest captivates tourists with its majestic presence and rich history. The castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases a blend of architectural styles, from Gothic to Baroque, reflecting centuries of Hungarian heritage. Visitors can wander through its grand courtyards, explore museums housing treasures of Hungarian art and history, and enjoy panoramic views of the city below. The castle district also offers charming cobblestone streets lined with cafes, shops, and historic buildings, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in the enchanting ambiance of Budapest's past and present. #localguides #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks

A City Where History Meets Magic

Budapest, the "Pearl of the Danube," enthralls with its blend of history and vibrancy. Divided by the mighty river, Buda's majestic castle district and Pest's bustling boulevards offer contrasting charms. Explore the Buda Castle, a symbol of resilience, and marvel at the grandeur of the Hungarian Parliament Building across the Danube. Soak in the therapeutic waters of Szechenyi Baths, Europe's largest thermal bath complex, or wander the vibrant Central Market, overflowing with Hungarian flavors. Budapest's charm lingers long after sunset, with its romantic Danube cruises and lively ruin bars offering a taste of the city's infectious energy.

Buda Castle in the snow

The first time I came to Buda Castle was on Children's Day in my first year in Budapest, taking my daughter to the Children's Center on Castle Hill to watch a play. As soon as I arrived at the foot of Castle Hill, I was fascinated by its majesty. The castle is a common sight in Western novels and movies, and I have always longed for it. Now it is right in front of me Before the performance, I climbed up Buda Castle Hill with my daughter, wandering in the long river of history, appreciating the medieval style, and thinking: I want to live nearby, so I can often come here for a walk. After we moved near the castle, Buda Castle Hill became a frequent place to visit. The castle shows different beauty in the changing seasons. I love autumn, preferring the rich and unpretentious natural colors of autumn; for winter, it is the longing for snow, the pure white brings us mystery and romance. Last winter, the snow in Budapest was generous. On a snowy morning, I walked to Buda Castle to enjoy the snow. There were people on Castle Hill playing with their children in the snow, and I even met two tour groups. I secretly admired the good luck of these tourists. It has always been my wish to enjoy the snow on Castle Hill. After waiting for three years, I finally got my wish. The snow added a white outline to the buildings. The Baroque-style buildings under the dress were solemn and solemn, and the Chinese-style pavilions were holy and beautiful. Western beauties and Eastern beauties took the stage together, visual enjoyment, and it aroused the light and leisurely Eastern feelings in my heart. Life is a journey, stop, look slowly, beauty will meet unexpectedly

Buda Castle & Fisherman's Bastion

If you go to Budapest you should definitely visit Buda Castle and the Fisherman's Bastion! The views from the walls over the Danube are great, and the architecture of the buildings is very impressive. The foot of the castle can be reached easily by walking or taking a transport across the Széchenyi Chain Bridge. Then you have a choice of paying for the funicular up or you can walk up the hill which does involve some steps. There's restaurants up in the castle grounds, and plenty of photo opportunities! It also looks great at night!#budapest #budacastle #architecture

Gaze the city from Castle Hill

Buda Castle, located on Castle Hill in Budapest, Hungary, has a rich history dating back to the 13th century. Over the centuries, it served as a royal residence, witnessed numerous battles, and underwent several reconstructions. It was damaged during World War II but later restored. Today, Buda Castle stands as a magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Site, housing museums, galleries, and offering stunning views of the city from its elevated position. Welcome, dear wanderers, to my lofty peak, Where Buda Castle rests, a treasure you seek. From Castle Hill's embrace, I bid you explore, A timeless haven, where legends restore. Step through ancient gates, where echoes reside, In every stone, a tale to confide. Marvel at the majesty that time unfolds, As history's tapestry gracefully enfolds. Gaze upon the city with awe-stricken eyes, From this vantage point, where beauty defies. Breathe in the whispers of an era long past, Where regal splendor forever shall last. Welcome, dear visitors, to Buda's embrace, May this castle enchant you, leaving no trace, But memories cherished, forever to hold, As Castle Hill's tale, to your hearts, unfolds. #2022trip #mytripvlog #本地遊 #awesomepic #bucketlistreboot

Lovely Budapest views

This is my 1st trip to Budapest and I fell in love with the architecture of this country. It was really amazing to see such grand buildings. The nature view near the Danube River is another view to die for. What an amazing country? Great experience. Also love the weather so much. It was so cool feeling all the time. It also feels less stress to be here. I am amazed. Thank you so much for the experience.

Travel scenery - Budapest

🌙✨Budapest Night✨🌠 When night falls, Budapest becomes a mysterious and beautiful city. The buildings and bridges are decorated in gold and silver, shining like jewels in the night. Here, you can enjoy many beautiful sights and activities. The first place worth visiting is Buda Castle 🏰. From the top of the castle, you can overlook the night view of the entire Budapest. The lights around the castle and the starry sky in the distance of the city complement each other, which is amazing. Next stop is the Eny train station 🚉, one of the most famous train stations in Budapest and one of the most beautiful train stations in Europe. At night, the exterior of the train station is illuminated by lights, showcasing its magnificent architectural style and atmosphere. In addition, there are many other attractions and activities worth exploring in Budapest. For example, you can take a boat ride on the Danube River to enjoy the night view, appreciate performances at the opera house, visit St. Stephen's Basilica and thermal baths, etc. At the same time, you can also taste local cuisine, go shopping and experience Hungarian culture.

Budapest

Budapest is the capital of Hungary and also the country's main political, commercial, transportation, and economic center as well as its largest city. Budapest is a famous ancient city in Europe, located in the northern part of the border, situated on both sides of the Danube River in the middle reaches. It was originally two cities facing each other from afar. After several centuries of expansion, it was merged in 1873 by the city of Buda and Old Buda on the right bank (west bank) of the Danube River and the city of Pest on the left bank (east bank). Prior to this, there was no such name as Budapest, and people generally referred to it as Pest-Buda. This city is the seventh largest city in the European Union and an important relay station in Eastern Europe, with the reputation of "Paris of the East" and "Pearl of the Danube". Budapest is a charming tourist city, and the most important attractions are located along the Danube River, so the Danube River bank, the Buda Castle District, and Andrassy Avenue are listed as world cultural heritage sites. Budapest has 86 theaters, two opera houses, numerous concert halls, music clubs and theaters, 32 museums, and many small art galleries. Budapest is now the seventh largest city in the European Union.

The Buda Palace on the Hbda Palace Hungarian Castle Hill was built in the 13th century. The "Aruba Dynasties" was built on the right bank of the Danube River. During the Turkish occupation of Buda, it was a long-term disrepair; part of the reconstruction in the 18th century, 19 Since the middle of the century, it has been restored and expanded to become a new Baroque building. Later, it was destroyed during the Second World War. After the war, the Special Renaissance Commission was established to rebuild the Buda Palace. The central part of the palace is now a museum of history, galleries and the Workers' Movement Museum. Historical information about Budapest and Hungary is displayed in the museum and is presented in chronological order. The gallery mainly displays the works of representative painters and sculptors in Hungary. There is a ruins of the medieval walls on the south side of the hills overlooking the Danube and the city streets. From then on, the tunnel under the mountain walked to the chain bridge on the Danube. The other side of the bridge is the Pest area. Ps

The Buda Palace, located between the Castle Hill and the Freedom Mountain in Budapest, has a long history and has a history of more than 700 years. The entire palace is a Baroque castle building. Whether standing on the other side of the Danube, or squatting on the top of the mountain and exploring the interior of the palace, you can feel the momentum and majesty of this ancient palace. Climb the Danube along the well-known Szechenyi Chain Bridge and climb towards the hills on the left. It will take a long time to get to the foot of the imposing Buda Palace. On the square in front of the palace, there are many exquisite sculptures arranged in a row. From the galloping paladins to the generals holding the spears, all forms are lifelike and lifelike. Standing on the head of the palace, the huge stone palace is extremely strong. On the gate of the palace, there is a statue of the ancient Hungarian god Bird Tujuer, which is very beautifully carved and is called a finely crafted craft. The beautiful Danube, the mother river of Budapest, flows quietly through the city of Budapest, dividing this charming town into Buda and Pest, adding to this otherwise quiet town. A smart and romantic. When you walk into Budapest, you must go to the Danube River. Even if you don't do anything, just walk quietly and feel the unique charm of this beautiful river. The Danube River in the early morning, the blue river with the buildings on the shore lined up, looks very beautiful. Occasionally several boats passed slowly, breaking the silence of the morning and opening the busy prologue on the Danube.