BUDAPEST WILL MAKE IT A PLEASURE FOR YOU TO PACK YOUR BAGS

Budapest is a great city. The capital of Hungary, Budapest, has seen many changes and rebuilds over the centuries.

Budapest today is a mix of many architectural styles, including Baroque, Roman, and Turkish. There’s even a bit of Art Nouveau.

This allows you to capture unique pictures of Budapest. You could also spend many days exploring both sides.

Budapest in Photos

Budapest comprises Buda and Pest, separated by the Danube River.

Buda’s castle district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a popular tourist attraction. It’s home to many museums, palaces, and Art Nouveau churches.

Pest is a more cosmopolitan area, with many restaurants and bars that exude a laid-back atmosphere.

Each district offers something different, and you will want to visit Budapest immediately.

Buda District Pictures

The Danube River divides Buda from Pest. There are many bridges connecting the two.

In the south, you can see Elisabeth Bridge and the Szechenyi Bridge.

When the bridges are lit up, they make stunning photographs of Budapest. The Citadel at Gellert Hil is a great place to capture pictures from the top.

The Chain Bridge (or Szechenyi Bridge) lights up at night to complement the Blue Danube.

It is worth the trek to the river to take photos of Budapest from either end of the Chain Bridge.

Buda Castle is a prominent landmark in the Buda area. It was the historical center of Hungarian Kings.

From the Castle Hill Funicular, view of the Danube & Chain Bridge.

You can easily access Buda Castle via the Castle hill funicular. You will be able to see Budapest from a higher vantage point.

Buda Castle offers panoramic views of Budapest. Gellert Hill can be seen from afar, as well as Elisabeth Bridge.

The neoGothic terrace at Fisherman’s Bastion is just around the corner from Buda castle.

The Fisherman’s Bastion has spectacular views of the Pest and Danube.

This is the view from the Fisherman’s Bastion’s ramparts. The Parliament, Europe’s oldest and most crucial legislative building, can be seen here.

Gellert hill is located directly to the south of Castle hill. It is a 235-meter-high hill that overlooks the Danube. Hotel Gellert best illustrates the Art Nouveau style.

You can enjoy views like this from Gellert Hill by hiking up.

The Liberty Bridge, built right below Gellert Hill, connects Buda to Pest in the southern part of the city.

Pest Area In Photos

Pest is a distinct district from Buda, thanks to its Ruin Bars, like Szimpla Kert.

The Shoes on the Danube Bank memorializes the 3500 victims of World War II.

Saint Stephen’s Basilica is a fine example of neoclassical architecture. It was named after the first king in Hungary.

In the Heroes Square are statues of historical Magyar chieftains and other leaders.

Here are the Heroes Square lights at night.

Are you tired of admiring ancient architecture and buildings? You can visit the Great Market Hall, Budapest’s oldest and largest market.

This is the Liberty Bridge, as seen from Pest.