Right before your eyes, the Danube River slices the city in two like a shimmering ribbon, with Buda rising in dramatic hills crowned by the Buda Castle, while Pest stretches out in grand, elegant confidence, home to the dazzling Hungarian Parliament Building, glowing like a jewel at sunset.
This is a city where emperors, revolutionaries, and artists have all left their fingerprints. One moment you’re wandering medieval streets, the next you’re soaking in steamy thermal baths that feel like nature’s own spa, bubbling beneath the surface for centuries.
But Budapest isn’t stuck in the past. It pulses. It surprises. Hidden courtyards transform into ruin b...
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De 10 heures à 12 heures
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Château de Buda
Buda Castle is a historic, UNESCO-listed palace complex in Budapest, Hungary, perched on the southern tip of Castle Hill. Originally built in the 13th century, it was destroyed and rebuilt many times, currently featuring a mix of Baroque, Gothic, and modern styles. It houses the Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest History Museum, and the National Széchényi Library.
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Bastion des pêcheurs
The Fisherman's Bastion (Halászbástya) in Budapest is a stunning Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Gothic viewing terrace on Castle Hill, built between 1895 and 1902 to celebrate Hungary's 1000th anniversary. Designed by Frigyes Schulek, its seven white stone turrets symbolize the seven Magyar tribes that founded Hungary in 895, offering panoramic views of the Danube and Parliament.
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Chain Bridge Lion Statue's
The four stone lions on Budapest's Széchenyi Chain Bridge act as majestic, 19th-century guardians at both entrances of the bridge. Carved by János Marschalkó in 1852, these iconic statues symbolize national strength and resilience.
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Place Saint-Étienne
St. Stephen's Basilica (Szent István-bazilika) is Budapest's largest Roman Catholic church and a premier attraction, standing 96 meters tall with a 96-meter height, matching the Parliament. Dedicated to Hungary's first king, St. Stephen, this Neoclassical landmark in Pest holds the nation's most sacred relic, the Holy Right Hand, and offers 360-degree panoramic views
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Vorosmarty Square (Vorosmarty ter)
Vörösmarty Square (Vörösmarty tér) is a historic, vibrant pedestrian plaza in central Budapest (District V), marking the northern end of the famous Váci utca shopping street. It is known for the statue of poet Mihály Vörösmarty, the luxury Gerbeaud Coffee House, and as a hub for major markets and festive events.
Right before your eyes, the Danube River slices the city in two like a shimmering ribbon, with Buda rising in dramatic hills crowned by the Buda Castle, while Pest stretches out in grand, elegant confidence, home to the dazzling Hungarian Parliament Building, glowing like a jewel at sunset.
This is a city where emperors, revolutionaries, and artists have all left their fingerprints. One moment you’re wandering medieval streets, the next you’re soaking in steamy thermal baths that feel like nature’s own spa, bubbling beneath the surface for centuries.
But Budapest isn’t stuck in the past. It pulses. It surprises. Hidden courtyards transform into ruin b...
