You will see the largest covered Market Hall in Central Europe.

We will marvell along the little ring Road the National History Museum of Hungary.

We stop by the largest synagoge of Europe and discover the unique jewish quarter.

We visit the glamorous coffe house which used to be the most prominent meeting place in the capital city in the late 19th early 20th century.

We drive by the Keleti railway station which was enagorated in year 1884 and fuctions as the main railway station.

We marvell the largest stadion of Hungary, which can host approximately 67000 visitors.

We get to know the most important personalities of the Hungarian history.

We see the Hungarian Fine Arts Museum which has a unique collections of spanish and flamish paintings together with an outstanding egyptian collections.

We drive by this gorgeous classicist style building which is nowdays dedicated to modern art.

The oldest fine dining restaurant of country, the cradle of a beloved dessert from Hungary.

We drive by the 150 years old Budapest Zoo and City Circus.

We enter the largest thermal bath of the capital which has the hottest thermal spring in Cental Europe.

We will see several landmark buildings from the formal Kingdom of Hungary by this unique castle type building from Transylvania in the City Park.

We drive along the hungarian Champs-Élysées which is part of the World Heritage Site, filled with pretty eclectic neo-renaissance palaces and houses. The master piece of city planning.

We get to know, how the Hungarians survived two regimes, and how was life before the collapse of the Berlin Wall.

We drive by the lovely neo-renaissance building, which is the center of ballet and opera performances of the country.

The center of the city where the big ferries wheel to found the Budapest Eye.

We visit the interior of the most beautiful cathedral of Hungary, where we have the chance to marvell the Holy Right Hand of the first king of Hungary.

We walk to see the largest building of the country.

We drive by the breathtaking memorial which was enagorated for the future genaration, never to forget how terrible, dark, unhuman, and cruel was the second world war in this part of Europe.

We say good bye to the Pest side and drive across the river Danube to the otherside of the capital, to the hilly Buda side over the first bridge of the country.

The Fisherman's Bastion will offer us a fantastic view over the Parliament building and we get to know the meaning of the seven towers.

We walk by the magnificent 700 years Church of Our Lady to get to know why we call it nowdays Matthias Church.

We get to know the importance of the Holy Trinity Square and the meaning of the Old Town Hall.

We drive all away up to the top of the Gellért hill to marvell the outstanding view over the capital city which is again part of the World Heritage Site. Great photo and picture opportunity!