▲ Matthias Church is located along the Danube River in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, adjacent to the famous Fisherman's Bastion. This neo-Gothic style church incorporates elements of Hungarian folk art, Art Nouveau, and Turkish designs. The white spire and colorful roof add charm and vibrancy to the structure. Inside, the stained glass windows and frescoes are highlights not to be missed.
▲ Famous for the goddess statue on the mountain, offering a panoramic view of the entire city
▲ The Erzsébet Bridge (Erzsébet Híd), also known as the Sissi Bridge, is a major bridge in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, spanning the Danube River and connecting Buda and Pest on either side. Located at the narrowest point of the Danube in Budapest, the bridge has a span of only 290 meters. It was named after Empress Elisabeth Amalie Eugenie of Austria-Hungary, who was assassinated in 1898. Today, her large bronze statue stands in the small garden on the Buda side of the bridge.
▲ Vaci Street (Váci utca) is located in Pest, running almost parallel to the Danube River. As a main pedestrian street in downtown Budapest, it features numerous restaurants, shops, and many charming cafes.
▲ Synagogue
