New York Café

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The Museum of Fine Arts

Art

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Vajdahunyad Castle

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Városliget

Park

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Gatehouse Tower

Historical

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Central Market Hall

Mall

Smell of local foods! You can't miss it for its central location and its roof of colorful Zsolnay tiles from the town of Pécs. Built in 1897 and the largest and oldest of Budapest's many markets, it's as interesting to view from the inside as it is on the outside – particularly if you enjoy people watching. As cavernous as any major rail terminal in Europe, this popular indoor marketplace encompasses an area of over 10,000 square meters and is as popular with the locals as it is with tourists, here for the abundance of fresh produce, food stuffs, and other goods being traded across its many levels.

Gellért Hill

Sightseeing

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Graffitik

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Vörösmarty tér

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A statue of the poet Mihály Vörösmart stands in this scenic square known for its Christmas market.

Budapest Christmas Fair and Winter Festival

Must to See

Little Princess Statue

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Ferris Wheel of Budapest

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Danubius Fountain

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József Nádor Square

Park

St. Stephen's Basilica

Historical

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Stephen Széchenyi Square

Park

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Shoes on the Danube Bank

Historical

A reminder of Nazi suffering! It consists of a series of 60 pairs of steel sculpted shoes memorializing Jews shot here by the Nazis, and is a poignant and moving reminder of the Nazi atrocities suffered by Hungary in World War II.

Hungarian Parliament Building

Landmark

The world's third largest parliament building! This Neo-Gothic building was inaugurated in 1886 to mark the country's 1,000th anniversary. (Hungary was then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.) This impressive structure boasts 691 rooms, as well as an impressive 19 kilometers of corridors and stairs. Guided tours last approximately 45 minutes and are available whenever the government is not sitting, and include many of the building's highlights, such as the main entrance hall, various lobbies, and the Hungarian Crown Jewels. Most tickets sell out a week in advance, so make your reservations as early as possible.

360 Bar

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Margaret Island

Sightseeing

Main recreation and recuperative center for locals! Thermal spring-fed medicinal baths, carefully tended gardens and paths, as well as the ruins of many historic buildings also serve to attract many tourists, too. A highlight of any visit is the Palatinus Baths, a huge spa complex that covers more than 17 acres and includes a bath with artificial waves, together with various medicinal, swimming, and children's pools capable of accommodating up to 20,000 bathers at a time.

Buda Castle

Landmark

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Fountain of King Matthias

Historical

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Statue of Prince Eugene of Savoy

Must to See

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Buda Castle Funicular

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Budai Váralagút

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Pala Staircase

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Emmer-palota

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Labyrinth

Museum

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St. Stephen Statue

Historical

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The Garden of Philosophers

Park

A series of serene sculptures! The installation was created in the 1990s by Hungarian sculptor Nándor Wagner who wanted his work to inspire a better understanding of the world's religions and philosophies. It features Buddha, Abraham, Jesus, Laozi, and Akhenaten situated around a shiny orb. You can also see statues of Mahatma Gandhi, Saint Francis, and Bodhidharma along the sidelines. The beautiful attraction offers the opportunity to take a few moments out of a day of sightseeing for quiet contemplation.

Matthias Church

Church

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Fisherman's Bastion

Landmark

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Kazincy Ferenc

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