2025 Hungary Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Nietzsche once said: "When I want to express music in one word, I find Vienna. And when I want to express mystery in one word, I only think of Prague." Bohemian Czech Republic 🇨🇿, a country full of music, Austria 🇦🇹, a country full of romance, Hungary 🇭🇺 If you prefer cultural scenery, and Spain and Portugal are too hot in summer, the Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary are the best choices! ~ Czech Republic 🇨🇿 [Charles Bridge] spans the Vltava River, connecting Prague Castle District and the Old Town, built in the 14th century, with many sculptures and attractions on the bridge [St. Vitus Cathedral] located in Prague Castle, the bell tower at the top of the tower is a great place to overlook Prague [Old Town Square] has many Renaissance buildings and sculptures, such as the Astronomical Clock and St. Nicholas Church [CK Town] a medieval dream town, with orange-red roofs, winding Vltava River, and cobblestone streets, all of which make time seem to stay in the 18th century ~ Austria 🇦🇹 [Schönbrunn Palace] its splendor and size are second only to the Palace of Versailles in France, and there are some small landscapes hidden in the garden, such as the Roman ruins [Hallstatt Town] known as "the most beautiful town in the world", surrounded by mountains, the lake and mountains are very magnificent [Vienna Golden Hall] the hall has magnificent decorations and stunning acoustics, it is a sacred place for music lovers around the world ~ Hungary 🇭🇺 [Fisherman's Bastion] combines neo-Gothic, neo-Roman, and Hungarian local styles, the Fisherman's Bastion at sunrise is the most anticipated! [Parliament Building] the building is close to the riverbank, under the red dome is the domed hall, where important meetings and celebrations are held, the Parliament Building also incorporates Hungarian national style, its exterior and interior structure are precisely symmetrical [Matthias Church] presents a neo-Gothic and Baroque architecture, abandoning the symmetrical structure, with a tall bell tower built in one corner of the church, which makes the whole building more light and delicate

Pearl of the Danube✨Dreamy Central Europe✨ Budapest, the most beautiful city in Europe✨ Mangalica pork has a melting point of 26℃, and the fat melts when you touch it✨ I flew to Hungary because I wanted to eat Hungary's national treasure, "Mangalica pork"✈️ While browsing trip.com, I found that a flight from Fukuoka to Budapest was only 80,000 yen! All included! Qatar Airways🇶🇦, which I used, is an oil-rich country, so there is no fuel surcharge. A hotel with a kitchen was also about 20,000 yen for one week, so I decided immediately. Alcohol is cheap! 330ml beer is just over 100 yen, and wine is about 300 yen per bottle. And the subway escalators are fast! There are many kind people in Hungary, and they stopped to help me when I was in trouble 🥰 Hungary is often treated as a side trip to Austria, but I recommend spending some time there ✨ [Budapest Central Market] Opening hours: 6am-3pm Closed on Sundays [Belvárosi Disznótoros - Király utca] 📍Location: Budapest, Király u. 1d, 1075 Hungary Opening hours: 11am-10pm #Hungary #Budapest #Budapest Central Market #Hungary Trip #Budapest Trip #0 Yen Trip

In Hungary, the home of foie gras, all good foie gras is consumed domestically! You can eat foie gras steak for about 2000 yen😋 The moment you cut it, the foie gras juice overflows, and it's so delicious you get goosebumps❤️ Restaurants have a 10% tip, 10% consumption tax, and 27% consumption tax on everything except food! Just like in Japan, distance is in meters, weight is in grams, and liquid is in liters. This is great😊 It's also a hot spring powerhouse with over 100 hot springs♨️ [Macesz Bistro] 📍Location: Budapest, Dob u. 26, 1072 Hungary Opening hours: 12:00-23:00 Open until midnight on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays #Hungary #Budapest #Hungary trip #Budapest trip #Foie gras #0 yen trip

Day1: ☑️Széchenyi Chain Bridge Suitable for a night walk to enjoy the night view Day2: ☑️Fisherman's Bastion It's recommended to go early for photos when there are fewer people! ☑️Matthias Church ☑️Buda Castle ☑️New York Café A beautifully decorated café, ladies should definitely wear a gorgeous dress for photos! (Walk in the afternoon, only a 5-minute wait in line, no need for reservations as mentioned online) Day3: ☑️Budapest Central Market The first floor of the market sells chocolate, foie gras, bread, vegetables, fruits, etc., the second floor mainly has souvenirs and clothes, but the specialty chocolate has a peculiar taste, worth trying but not recommended to buy a lot ☑️Liberty Bridge The green iron bridge ☑️Night view photography across from the Hungarian Parliament Building Taxi address: Batthyány tér Transportation🚗: For convenience, I took a taxi directly from the airport to the city center, costing around €35. Taxi app: Bolt. Students can also choose to buy a ticket from the airport to the city center for 200E on the BudapestGo App Danube River Cruise🚢: I bought the cruise ticket on the Duna Cruises official website for €29/person. The boat is quite new, with two levels, the upper level is open-air (you need to queue up early if you want to sit on the upper level), and the ticket includes a glass of sparkling wine. I recommend choosing a time just before sunset, the Hungarian Parliament Building is very photogenic when lit up! Cuisine: ☑️Meet You Every Day Ordered noodles in the morning, tasted quite good ☑️Town Hall Authentic Chengdu hotpot, the base is very fragrant! Recommended for everyone to try when traveling! (Picture 9) ❌Comme Chez Soi Highly recommended by many but actually a bit disappointing, the apple foie gras was a bit fishy, the seafood pasta was mediocre, and there was a beef soup that resembled borscht, not recommended

Every winter may be a little special because Covid has kept us at home for a long time. When we came out to Europe to study Hungarian, we felt that this year's Christmas was more beautiful and warmer than ever. There was a small Christmas market selling wine and handmade products. It's the perfect season to visit various museums because the weather is cold. Anyone who has been to Europe may think of Vienna, but unfortunately Vienna has canceled the event this year and announced a lockdown. I can only hope that things will improve soon. #Secret location ##Waiting for the day to travel

Favourite specialty coffee place in Budapest so far. Everything was spot on. Own light roasts extracted just right, hitting that sweetness spot. Didn’t have any food but the menu looked very attractive as well. cozy coffee/tea shop that has a small but great quality menu. The vibe was very comfortable and chill. I ordered a filtered coffee from Ethiopia (they had choices from Guatemala, Ethiopia, and El Salvador for coffee) and my friend had a white tea. We both enjoyed our selections. Amazing coffee. It was the right temperature and naturally sweet. If you are a coffee purist then you will love this place! No sugar signs pretty much everywhere, which is how coffee should be. Highly recommend #café

The system that Koreans can't understand the most. They give you a bracelet, but you have to bring a card or cash separately when buying drinks or food.. If you could pay with a bracelet, sales would go up a lot... I guess these people don't want to introduce it. Because of that, I had to calculate the time and route even when drinking a beer... I went to the locker, took the card, paid for the drink, drank it... I went back to the locker, put the card in, and went to soak... What kind of dog training is this.. #March travel support event #European travel #Overseas travel #Hot springs #Hungary #Budapest

Despite its small size, Hungary still has a lot to offer hikers! ⛺【Kiskunszager National Park】: The traditions of ancient Hungarians come alive in Kiskunszager National Park. Kiskunshag is home to salt flats, backwaters, and sand dunes. The famous Hungarian poet Petofen Sándor wrote glowingly about this region. These white-walled, thatched-roof houses are protected historical sites and faithfully guard a piece of the past. The unique setting of the Hungarian Great Plains, with its flat landscape stretching into the distance, grazing Hungarian grey horses and equestrian traditions, adds a unique charm to this land. 🚌【Danube-Ippoli National Park】: Danube-Ippoli National Park is famous for its unique flora and fauna and incomparable environment. This region is home to Hungary’s rich wildlife, and a lifetime is not enough to explore its towns, forests, meadows, and mountains. Be sure to visit all of its hidden natural treasures, including the Alqush Botanical Garden, Maultun Vashar Castle Park, the Birdsong Education Trail, and the Paar Valley Caves. Exploring the capital city of Budapest’s natural assets is also an adventure, with Gellert Hill and Eagle Hill being just out of reach in the crowded city centre, but that doesn’t stop them from being havens of tranquility. 👉【Bük National Park】: The beauty of this area is simply unimaginable. The roads leading to attractions such as Veil Waterfall, Lillofüred or Silvasvarod go deep into the forest and pass by trout lakes. If you visit the park in suitable weather, you can see the stunning geysers of Beek. After heavy rains, and especially after snowmelt, karst water rushes to the surface with a loud roar. In this national park you can learn about the rich history of the world-famous Lipizzaner horses. Diosgyel Castle and Raven Rock Village also await you for unforgettable adventures. 🧡【Hortobagy National Park】: Hortobagy National Park was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999. Spend the night on straw mats under the stars and wake up to the sound of galloping horses coming to their troughs; see water buffalo or learn how Hortobagy’s characteristic waterwheel works; watch impressive horsemen performances at sunset; observe blue-throated birds at Hortobagy fish ponds; take a jeep ride to see cranes; or gain insight into the daily life of local shepherds. The legendary Nine Arch Bridge on the edge of Hortobagy village along Route 33 is a must-see.

#Overseas travel #European travel #March travel support event This is a review of the first impressions after checking in at the Bo33 Hotel Family & Suite, where I stayed on my first day after arriving in Budapest. If you are looking for a 4-star hotel with breakfast included at a reasonable price in the early 100,000 won range, this is the place to go. I was worried because the room size was less than 10 pyeong, but in reality, the space except for the bed was quite spacious, and especially the storage space was well-equipped, which was even better. But what was most impressive was the kindness of the front desk staff. The staff greeted me warmly with a smile, and when I asked if it was my first time in Budapest, they kindly gave me detailed tourist tips and information, which helped me get rid of my anxiety about my first trip. Considering the price, service, and location, I think this hotel is the best place to start my Budapest trip. #tagtagtag

"Hungarian Central Market" If you want to buy souvenirs, this is the place to go! When it comes to souvenirs from Hungary, honey is the first thing that comes to mind! 🍯 They have everything from fruits to vegetables, meat, and other ingredients, as well as miscellaneous goods! And the prices are cheap, so you can buy fruits for about 60-70% of the price in Japan 🍎 The retro design is very cute, and the first floor is a fresh market, and the second floor has souvenir shops and restaurants (be careful, as there are only a few seats in the food court) They are closed on Sundays Please be sure to go! #0yentravel2025February #Hungary #HungarianCentralMarket

I heard that the entire city of Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is a World Heritage Site, so I decided to visit on impulse, and it was a great decision! The security situation is calm and the prices are low, which was appreciated by Japanese people, and just walking around is really fun! Beautiful! There is a magical charm that cannot be captured in photos. Especially when walking at night, you can see many enchanting views. What I thought was good was that the tourist spots are contained within the city. You can easily get around using public transportation such as buses and trains. Whether it is profitable depends on how much you use it, but the 24-hour pass issued by BKK (public transportation in Budapest) was convenient. (I stayed about 3 days, so I bought a 72-hour pass) There were many situations where the payment method specific to the local railway was difficult, so it was difficult to prepare the correct ticket every time. Also, I had the impression that there were few crew members who could speak English, so I felt that it was efficient to show the unlimited ride pass. I was able to buy the ticket from a ticket vending machine near the bus stop at Budapest Airport (Ferrenc Liszt International Airport), so I was able to use it as soon as I arrived at the airport. (Please check carefully as there were flights that I was told I could not board with this ticket) There were many times when communication was difficult in Hungary, where Hungarian is the main language, but the local people tried to understand me somehow and I felt the warmth of their people. It was a very fun trip, so please do it!! !!! #europe #europetrip #budapest #hungary

Although there are no real mountains in Hungary, skiers, cross-country skiers and sled enthusiasts can enjoy the passion of winter thanks to the new snow cannon system! ⛸️【City Park Ice Rink】In Hungary, you can ice skating in almost every major city. The most famous ice rink in Budapest is undoubtedly the one in City Park, which has been in operation since 1870. During the winter months, City Park becomes one of the gathering places in Budapest. Not only can you experience the fun of ice skating, but you can also enjoy the fairy-tale-like beauty around the ice rink! The entire ice rink is very well planned, not only providing ice skates for rent, but also providing ice skate blade sharpening services and skating lessons. ⛺【Eplani Ski Resort】: The ski center in Eplani operates all year round and has 16 ski slopes, chairlifts, tow lifts and 1 obstacle slalom track. The last weekend of the ski season is usually the start of lift season, which lasts until November, meaning there’s something to do all year round! The constantly upgraded dining venues provide a more perfect travel experience for all ice and snow enthusiasts and tourists. 🛬【Matrau St. Stephen Ski Resort】: Matraw St. Stephen Ski Resort has modern ski lifts and is a real family ski resort. It has an Alpine atmosphere and slopes of varying difficulty, a training park and the possibility of night skiing. So both beginners and advanced skiers can find something suitable for them. 🏨Sattoraljaújhely Ski Resort: On the slopes covered with snow cannons in the adventure park, there are three Tatrapoma ski lifts. One with a T-bar and two pallet lifts, and two moving carpets, 120m long and 50m long. Of course, you can skate on the rink, or try the snow slopes. 🧡【Budapest Normafa Park Ski Resort】: Normafa is located on the Svab Hill and is a popular year-round hiking destination for Budapest residents. In 2022, the local Vasas ski hut was renovated, and below it, the Sanischlo-Schette, a lighted cross-country ski slope with snow cannons and a nearby toboggan run were built, the latter of which can be used free of charge. There are also artificial training slopes and ski slopes in the area.

Fresh meat and fish, delicious side dishes and tasty desserts - let's see what Hungarians eat during the winter holidays. 🍤【Walnut Pie Beigli】: This is a "sweet tradition" in Hungary. This dessert baked with walnut filling can be stored for a long time. The ones that are particularly worthy of praise must be those made by the respected elders in each family. It’s both a sweet and joyful enjoyment and a feeling that’s inextricably linked to the memory of the holiday. ⛲【Zserbó, Walnut and Almond Cake】: Although it was invented by a Frenchman living in Hungary, Hungarians still regard it as their own dessert. Hungarians carefully guard its recipe, so "gerbo" is relatively unknown outside of Hungary. Walnuts and apricots are widely grown in Hungary, so Zserbó is made with layers of walnut paste and apricot jam. 👩【Fish Soup】: Hungarian fish soup is very popular and there are many different fish soup recipes, most of which originate from the two main rivers - the Danube and the Tisza. The fish used in the past was carp, but now catfish and perch are also used. Bajai halászlé originated in the town of Bajai on the Danube, and Szegedi halászlé naturally originated in Szegedi in the Tisza River basin. As a country that produces a lot of chili peppers, Hungary often adds a lot of chili powder to its fish soup, which can replenish energy on cold winter nights. Drinking a bowl of it can warm your whole body. 💴【Stuffed Cabbage】: Pork is the staple food of Hungarians. This dish mixes ground pork with diced onions and garlic, and the sour cabbage is very important, and it is also coated with paprika and served with sour cream, which is the perfect combination for a cold winter day. 🧡【Wine】: As a wine-producing country, dinner must include high-quality Hungarian wine. Whether it is the "Bull's Blood" (Bikavér) from Eger or the "Portugieser" (Portugieser) from Villány, they are both excellent table wines.

#europetrip Budapest, the vibrant capital of Hungary, is a city that offers a rich mix of history, culture, and charm. Divided by the Danube River, the city is known for its stunning architecture, thermal baths, and fascinating historical landmarks. Start by exploring Buda Castle on the Buda side of the river, a magnificent palace that offers panoramic views of the Pest side and the Danube. Nearby, you'll find the beautiful Fisherman’s Bastion, with its fairytale-like turrets and breathtaking views of the Parliament Building. Cross the iconic Chain Bridge to reach Pest, where you can visit the grand Parliament Building, stroll along the lively Andrássy Avenue, or relax at one of the city’s famous thermal baths, like Széchenyi or Gellért. Budapest is also a haven for food lovers. Don’t miss trying local delicacies like goulash, langos, and chimney cake. In the evening, enjoy the city’s vibrant nightlife, from cozy ruin pubs to sophisticated rooftop bars with stunning views of the city lit up at night. With its stunning mix of history, architecture, and vibrancy, Budapest is a city that will leave you enchanted. What’s your favorite thing to do in Budapest?

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#SummerTripEventAddress: Budapest, Állatkerti krt. 9-11, 1146 Hungary Atmosphere/Facilities: Hungary's Szechenyi Baths, but can be used like a swimming pool, and it's a place you only see in movies Key Points: There are many cafes and food around, and it's fun Average price per person: 40,000 won Rating: 9/10

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✅Transportation Guide, Opening Hours 1️⃣Hungarian National Museum (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum) Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday: 10am - 6pm · 2️⃣Palace of Arts (Műcsarnok) Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 10am - 8pm Sunday: 10am - 6pm · 3️⃣Fisherman's Bastion Historical Museum (Halászbástya) Opening Hours: Open all year round, hours vary by season. - ✅Hungarian National Museum (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum) ⭕️History Founded: 1802 Historical Background: The oldest museum in Hungary, dedicated to collecting, preserving, and displaying items related to Hungarian history and culture. · ⭕️Collections Historical Artifacts: Such as the Hungarian Crown, prehistoric pottery, etc. Artworks: Including paintings, sculptures, ceramics, etc. Library: Houses a large number of manuscripts and ancient books. - ✅Palace of Arts (Műcsarnok) ⭕️History Founded: 1906 Historical Background: Specializes in Western art, especially European paintings from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. · ⭕️Collections European Paintings: Works by masters such as Raphael, Titian, etc. Egyptian and Ancient Greek Art: Including mummies, ancient Greek sculptures, etc. - ✅Fisherman's Bastion Historical Museum (Halászbástya) ⭕️History of Fisherman's Bastion Architectural Blueprints: Showcasing the history and construction process of Fisherman's Bastion. Ancient Weapons: Exhibits ancient weapons used in Fisherman's Bastion, such as bows, spears, etc. · ⭕️Budapest Scenery Miniature Model: Exhibits a miniature model of Budapest, detailed down to every building. · ⭕️Hungarian War and Military War Records: Includes some precious manuscripts and drawings, documenting Hungary's role in various wars. Military Uniforms and Medals: Displays Hungarian military uniforms and medals from the Middle Ages to modern times. - ✅Photo Spots 📚 Hungarian National Museum (Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum) 📸 Photo Recommendation: Don't miss the museum's grand staircase and classical exterior, perfect for vintage and elegant photos. · 🎨 Palace of Arts (Műcsarnok) 📸 Photo Recommendation: As a hall of modern art, the Palace of Arts has many contemporary art installations inside. · 🏰 Fisherman's Bastion Historical Museum (Halászbástya) 📸 Photo Recommendation: The observation deck is the best spot for photos, offering beautiful views of the Danube River and the Parliament Building across the river.

Hungary🇭🇺 is where paprika was made from bell peppers and chili peppers. Paprika is used generously in cooking. It can be made into a paste, and in their signature dish "goulash," beef and vegetables are stewed with paprika. Goulash is like Japanese miso soup😊 The dish is "paprika szczirke," a chicken dish made by slowly simmering chicken and paprika and adding sour cream. The side dish is garshka, which has a chewy texture similar to suiton. Although bread is the staple food, rice like pilaf and suiton are also eaten, so it suits the Japanese palate well. The seasoning is strong, but it doesn't feel strange❤️ Meat products such as salami are also a specialty, and most of the fish are freshwater fish caught in the Danube River. There are few fishmongers even in large supermarkets. The currency is the forint, not the euro. As of August 2024 1 forint = 0.41 yen [Tüköry Étterem] 📍Location: Budapest, Hold u. 15, 1054 Hungary 🕰️Opening hours: 11am-10pm #Goulash #Hungarian travel #Budapest #Budapest cuisine #0 yen travel

#familytrips2024 Rengő Bisztró is a vibrant bistro known for its modern twist on traditional Hungarian cuisine. The menu features a variety of creatively prepared dishes, emphasizing fresh, locally sourced ingredients. With its stylish decor and warm, inviting atmosphere, Rengő Bisztró provides a comfortable dining experience. The attentive and knowledgeable staff enhance the experience, offering excellent service and recommendations. Perfect for both casual dining and special occasions, it's a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike.

#familytrips2024 Kisduna Étterem és Panzió in Dunaharaszti offers a delightful combination of dining and accommodation. The restaurant serves a variety of delicious Hungarian and international dishes, prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Guests appreciate the cozy, welcoming atmosphere and attentive service. The adjoining panzió provides comfortable, well-appointed rooms, making it an ideal spot for both short stays and extended visits. Located near the Little Danube, it offers scenic views and a peaceful retreat for visitors.

#familytrips2024 The Jetty Tour by Jet Power Hungary offers an exceptional travel experience that combines luxury and adventure. This tour includes private jet flights to scenic destinations, ensuring a seamless and comfortable journey. Participants enjoy breathtaking aerial views, personalized itineraries, and top-notch hospitality. The tour is perfect for those seeking a unique way to explore beautiful landscapes while enjoying the convenience and exclusivity of private jet travel. Jet Power Hungary's attention to detail and commitment to quality make this tour truly unforgettable.

Purple Tansy, also known as Blue Tansy or Purple Tansy, is widely cultivated in Hungary. It is one of the top 20 honey plants in the world, providing high-quality monofloral honey for humans. It also supports wild pollinators and some biocontrol agents through its pollen and nectar. As a cover crop and green manure, it benefits soil structure and soil microorganisms. In addition to appreciating Blue Tansy, we can also enjoy sunflowers and rapeseed flowers in the Hungarian countryside during different seasons each year, and personally pick lavender and tulips when they bloom. From mid to late June, we can pick cherries in the orchards, and in autumn, taste new wine in the vineyards.

Autumn is the season of maturity, the season of harvest, the season of sedimentation... It has experienced the exuberance of spring and the prosperity of summer, and now offers people a colorful visual feast. Eastern Europe has distinct seasons, and when autumn arrives, it becomes a world straight out of a Western oil painting, instantly returning to the peak of medieval beauty. In the eyes of poets, Eastern Europe is like a mature and elegant beauty with deep eyes and an ethereal aura, exuding profound natural beauty in every gesture... In the eyes of history enthusiasts, Eastern Europe is the grand rise and fall of empires, the tumultuous wars, the luxurious and mysterious royal families... In the eyes of art lovers, Eastern Europe is dazzling architecture, the enchanting music road, and old films worth studying frame by frame... Travel through the cultural hub of the Czech Republic, head south to the picturesque lakes and mountains of Austria, and east to the pearl by the Danube, Hungary... Follow Xianglong Wanlixing and experience the fairy tale of Eastern Europe in autumn! 【Autumn in Austria】 Summer in Austria is all about lakes and mountains, but autumn in Austria is even more stunning! 【Musical City Salzburg】 Autumn in Salzburg has a charming allure, with the air filled with the scent of autumn and the taste of harvest. 【Enchanting Hallstatt】 Hallstatt is known as the beautiful town of Austria. Nestled between mountains and water, it resembles a delicate ribbon weaving through lush green mountains and the clear, emerald Hallstatt Lake. The town's wooden spire buildings are exquisitely integrated into the watercolor-like natural scenery. The best way to explore here is to rent a boat, sail on the lake, and slowly savor the town's beauty while enjoying the gentle breeze. 【Strolling in Vienna】 Vienna may not be a beauty at first glance, but all its beauty and charm are hidden in the details. The city's historical and artistic ambiance becomes even more intense with the arrival of autumn. Strolling in Vienna feels like a journey back to the imperial era. Vienna's pride, 27 palaces and 163 mansions, vividly showcase the city's glorious history. They await you at almost every street corner. 【Wachau Valley on the Danube】 The Wachau Valley's scenic beauty is adorned with picturesque towns and legendary castle ruins, perfectly blending natural beauty and historical charm into enchanting pastoral poems. 【Autumn in the Czech Republic】 If you come to the Czech Republic in autumn, you'll find yourself in a fairy tale kingdom, a complete carnival of colors. 【Eternal Prague】 Some say Prague is mysterious, with its Gothic spires reaching the sky and the continuous old cobblestone streets telling tales of history. But autumn in Prague hides the eternal beauty of this ancient city. 【Bohemian Krumlov】 Under the glow of the setting sun, Krumlov takes on a fiery hue, like a group of red elves dancing freely above the Vltava River. 【Spa Town Karlovy Vary】 Since the Middle Ages, Europe's wealthy and leisurely have been keen on mineral spring treatments, and the Czech Republic is no exception. The famous spa destination is none other than Karlovy Vary. 【Walking in Hungary】 Hungarian poet Petőfi once wrote: "You love spring, I love autumn." 【"The Quietest Capital in the World" Budapest】 The French say Budapest is "the quietest capital in the world." Early autumn in Budapest is like a lake, clear and serene. The beautiful blue Danube flows through ten countries, with its most exquisite part reserved for Budapest. Taking a boat ride on the Danube, you'll see the Parliament Building, museums, City Hall, and bridges like Margaret Bridge, Chain Bridge, Elizabeth Bridge, Liberty Bridge, and Petőfi Bridge, all coming into view, creating a magnificent sight.

The Matthias Church in Hungary is the most beautiful and largest church I have ever seen. Location: Right next to Fisherman's Bastion, you can visit both attractions together. Tickets: You need to buy a ticket to enter, but I think it's definitely worth going inside. The entire church is very magnificent and very large inside. Every decoration and carving is very exquisite, very magnificent and beautiful. It is also very suitable for taking photos. The feeling of entering the church: 'Under the holy light, looking up, everything is splendid and glorious.'

Budapest, the "Pearl of the Danube", boasts the pristine Fisherman's Bastion, the coronation church of generations of kings⛪️, and the Central Market of Europe... Each scene is filled with European charm. Check in at the following spots to capture your own unique life photos~ 【📸9 Great Shooting Locations】 1⃣️Buda Castle Also known as Buda Palace, frequented by Princess Sisi, the viewing platform offers great shots of the Danube, Chain Bridge, and the Pest side~ 📍Location: Budapest, exterior of the palace, sculptures, courtyard, viewing platform 2⃣️Fisherman's Bastion Halaszbastva A white-walled building with stairs and floors, combining styles of Neo-Gothic, Neo-Romanesque, and more, perfect for photos at the spires of the bastion! 🚇Transport: Take bus 16A to station 📍Location: Budapest, Szentharomsag ter 3⃣️St. Matthias Church The Neo-Gothic exterior is very eye-catching, and it's crowded with photographers during the day, so it's recommended to climb to the tower top for a beautiful view 🚇Transport: Take bus 16A to station 📍Location: Budapest, Szentharomsag ter2 4⃣️Széchenyi Chain Bridge Recognized as the most beautiful and famous bridge in Budapest, photography is only possible from outside the bridge, as only vehicles are allowed to cross 🚇Transport: Take the subway to station, a 5min walk away 📍Location: Budapest, Szechenyi Lanchid 5⃣️St. Stephen's Basilica The largest church in Budapest, with a stunning ceiling to photograph, and you can also climb to the top for a panoramic view of the city 🚇Transport: Take the M1 subway to station 📍Location: Budapest, Szent Istvan ter1 6⃣️Széchenyi Thermal Bath One of the thermal baths of Europe, with various architectural styles inside, Vajdahunyad Castle, and churches are great for photography 🚇Transport: Take the M1 subway to station 📍Location: Budapest, Allatkerti krt. 9-11 7⃣️Andrássy Avenue The road is lined with various cafes, restaurants, theaters, and luxurious boutiques, all exuding a European atmosphere 🚇Transport: Take the M1 subway to station 8⃣️New York Café An Italian Renaissance-style café, luxurious and exquisite inside, where you can enjoy a coffee and take a relaxed European-style photo 📍Location: Budapest, Rakoczi ut 9⃣️Hungarian Parliament Building The largest building in Hungary, a combination of Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance styles, well worth a visit 📍Location: Budapest, Kossuth Lajos ter1-3

#2024TravelWish Hungary, located in the heart of Central Europe, is famous for its rich history, unique culture and beautiful natural landscapes. The country is home to many World Heritage Sites, including the Danube Riverbank in Budapest, the Buda Castle district, and Andrássy Avenue 🌆. Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is known as the "Pearl on the Danube" and is famous for its magnificent Parliament Building and spectacular Chain Bridge. Besides Budapest, Hungary has many other charming cities and villages, such as quaint Eger and beautiful Lake Balaton 🏞️. The country is also known for its thermal springs, gourmet food (like goulash), and excellent wine. Hungary is a country that blends tradition and modernity, nature and culture, offering travelers a rich variety of experiences.

1. Hungarian Parliament Building Address: Kossuth Ter 1-3, Budapest 1055 Hungary Key Points: The world's second largest parliament building, a great place to eat at night Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 2. Fisherman's Bastion Address: Szentharomsag Ter, Budapest 1014 Hungary Key Points: You can walk up there, so save the entrance fee~ A place where you can see the breathtaking view of Budapest at a glance Please go. Even if you don't have time, make sure to make time to go.. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3. Széchenyi Chain Bridge Address: Széchenyi Lánchíd, Budapest 1051 Hungary Key Points: A representative bridge in Budapest that connects Buda and Pest. It's not too long, so it's easy to walk up, and the scenery is also incredibly beautiful Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #Hungary #Budapest #placestovisit