Things to do in Aba

The name of Szekesfehervar sounds like an ancient castle, but it is actually a tourist city with 100,000 residents, 60 kilometers away from Budapest, the capital of Hungary, with medieval walls and classical buildings. There is a Bory Castle near it, which is very confusing with the name of the city. We drove for a long time but couldn't find it. We asked the locals (most of whom couldn't speak English) and they directed us to the old town. But this well-preserved medieval city did not disappoint us.

Make sure beat the queue and pick best seating in the boat. They said be there 15 mins before but thats not enough. You better be ther 45 mins before and enjoy sunset before boarding. Thank me later. You are welcome.

Fisherman's Bastion, a complex of buildings that perfectly blends Neo-Gothic and Neo-Romanesque styles, is not only a symbol of Budapest but also a testament to the wisdom and courage of the Hungarian people.

Commemorate that Hungary was formed by seven tribes from the East and see the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Danube and the bridges on the river

An overall good experience with lots of historic reference s. Takes atleast 2-3hrs if you don't want to skip exhibition s. The musuem is open until 18:00 so plan accordingly. Many references only have a german description written next to them, but overall it is English friendly. Would only recommend this place if you are a big art enthusiast, and not just going in for a casual tour. The museum right next to it (natural history musuem) will be a better choice then.

Scanning the QR code at the entrance was quick and easy. The Belvedere Palace's art exhibition spans three floors, enough to easily fill a whole day. The park outside features fountains and sculptures depicting various figures from ancient Greek mythology. I sent photos and pictures of the sculptures to Doubao, and he explained them in detail.

#St. Stephen's Basilica | A Sacred Place You Can't Miss in Budapest ⛪️ The most moving stop on any trip to Budapest is St. Stephen's Basilica. This basilica, which took 54 years to complete, boasts a 96-meter-high dome, the same height as the Parliament Building, symbolizing the balance between faith and secular life. Stepping into the basilica, you're greeted by gilded murals and exquisite marble sculptures. Sunlight streams gently through the stained-glass windows, creating a serene and solemn atmosphere. The basilica houses Hungary's national treasure—the Holy Right Hand of St. Stephen, the founding king, a relic spanning a millennium, silently narrating the origins and history of the nation. Be sure to buy a ticket to ascend the dome observation deck for a 360° panoramic view of the entire city. The Danube River meanders through the landscape, and the Chain Bridge, the Parliament Building, and the sea of ​​red rooftops are all within sight. Climbing to the top at sunset, with the entire city bathed in the glow of the setting sun, is a uniquely romantic experience in Budapest. The spacious square in front of the basilica is very pleasant; after a long day of exploring, you can sit at a street-side café and quietly admire this magnificent building. If you're lucky, you can also attend a world-class organ concert and immerse yourself in the city's unique artistic charm. When you come to Budapest, don't just rush through; step inside St. Stephen's Basilica and understand the city's faith and gentleness. #HungaryTravel #BudapestCheckIn