Begin at the magnificent Hungarian Parliament Building, one of Europe’s most impressive neo-Gothic landmarks. Learn about its construction in 1904, its 691 rooms, and the symbolism behind its design. From the square, enjoy excellent photo opportunities and hear stories about Hungarian politics, the Crown Jewels, and national history.

Walk a few minutes to Liberty Square, a space layered with complex 20th-century history. Here you’ll see monuments connected to WWII, Soviet liberation, and the Cold War era. This stop offers insight into Hungary’s turbulent modern past.

Continue to St. Stephen's Basilica, Budapest’s largest church. Discover the story of Hungary’s first king, St. Stephen, and the significance of the Holy Right Hand relic. Guests can admire the grand façade and, if desired, briefly step inside (optional quick visit).

Walk down elegant Zrinyi Street, offering a beautiful view back toward the Basilica dome. This pedestrian-friendly stretch showcases 19th-century architecture and vibrant café culture.

This limestone of 3 meters high is a significant sculpture of Budapest. It marks the main point where all roads start from Budapest and go all over the country. You will find the inscription « KM » for kilometres at the bottom of this strange zero-shaped sculpture.

End the tour along the scenic Danube River promenade. From here you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the Buda Castle across the river and the iconic Chain Bridge. This is a perfect point for photos and recommendations for cafés, river cruises, or further exploration.