The photo tour includes all the best photo ops of Budapest - around the amazing places around Matthias Church, the Fisherman's Bastion, Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge, Parliament and the whole amazing Castle District of Budapest.

Three main locations of our photo tour include: ● Buda Castle ● Halaszbastya ● Batthyany Square On our photo shoot, we will add all kinds of scenes of various styles: from romantic views of Buda Castle to walks through the elegant Matthias Church.

Enjoy stunning views on the Fisherman's Bastion that create amazing street-style shots.

Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Danube River and Parliament. Visit some cute and cozy medieval streets near the castle to take some lovely pictures.

You will see Hungarian Parliament Building and all the main attractions of the Castle District and learn about the history of these landmarks. Your private professional photographer will capture the moments which best reflect your beautiful personality. The photographer will the right tone for the photo shoot so you feel comfortable and as a result get natural and beautiful photos!

Buda Castle is an architectural complex in the center of Budapest. At the beginning of the 18th century, a magnificent royal palace built in the Baroque style grew up on the site of a destroyed medieval castle. During World War II, the palace and castle complex got seriously damaged. The restoration was completed in 1966. Buda Castle is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The modern complex includes the Fisherman's Bastion with a gallery, the house of Hungarian wines on Holy Trinity Square, the Sandor Palace. A monument to Eugene of Savoy, the famous commander who saved Buda from Turkish conquest, was erected near the entrance to the palace. An obelisk is installed at the gates of the fortress, on top of which is the bronze bird Turul.

The Gothic Matthias Church is one of the main attractions of the fortress hill in Budapest. The temple was built in the 13th century on the site of an even more ancient church of St. Mary, destroyed by the Tatar-Mongols. During the Turkish rule, the temple was turned into a mosque, but after the liberation of the city it again became a Catholic church: in the 19th century, the church was rebuilt in the neo-Gothic style. Thanks to the 80-meter bell tower, the church of St. Matthias is the tallest building in the ensemble of the fortress. The roof is covered with a unique multi-colored tile, which gives the cathedral a bright, and festive appearance. The Church of St. Matthias, famous for excellent acoustics, regularly hosts concerts of organ and chamber music.

Batthyany Square on the coasts of the Danube is surrounded by lovely buildings. On the opposite side of the square is St. Anne's Church with two towers. On the facade there are statues of Faith, Hope and Love, St. Anne and the Virgin Mary, a golden figure of Jesus surrounded by angels, as well as the coat of arms of Buda. Nearby there is a two-story hotel of the White Cross. The old building of 1770 is famous for its guests. Emperor Joseph 2 and the famous Casanova stayed at this place. The next building is Hikish's house. Above the shopping shops of the first floor you can observe the reflections of the sculpture on the theme of the seasons. All these astonishing historical landmarks will make a great backdrop for your photo shoot and will serve as a delightful memory from your trip to Budapest.