[2025 Budapest Attraction] Travel Guide for Castle Hill (Updated Jul)

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#castle #100 ways to travel #BudapestCastle Hill is a must-see attraction when visiting Budapest. Due to its high fortress terrain, you can overlook the entire Szechwan Chain Bridge and the Danube River, as well as the Parliament Building on the opposite bank, with a very broad view. Castle Hill has an open terrain and three must-visit buildings, namely #Fisherman's Bastion, #Matthias Church, and #Buda Castle, which are recognized as World Cultural Heritage by the United Nations. ✓ Transportation strategy: There are three ways to get there: walking, bus, and cable car. It is recommended to take the cable car up the mountain (Castle Hill Cable Car), walk all the way to Buda Castle, and then take the bus down the mountain (Bus No. 16) after arriving. You can also go the other way around. ✓ Must-see attractions: * #Fisherman's Bastion is a high tower castle built in the 18th century. It consists of 7 spires, representing the 7 leaders who established the Hungarian Empire. The building itself is in typical Roman style, with the semicircular arch being the most classic representative. The gray-white exterior is both low-key and particularly eye-catching next to the gorgeous Matthias Church. The Fisherman's Bastion Observation Deck is divided into two floors. The lower floor is free to visit, and the upper floor ticket price is 1,200 forints. You can overlook the Danube and the cityscape of Pest. * #Matthias Church has a 700-year history. It is a rare Gothic asymmetrical church with a stone spire and a roof inlaid with gorgeous mosaics. It is particularly dazzling and can be said to be the most popular church in Budapest. The interior of the church is decorated with stained glass and ceiling paintings. It also has the largest king's organ in Budapest, and music performances are held from time to time. You need to buy a ticket to enter the building, and the ticket price for the interior and the tower is 1,800 forints. *#Buda Castle The largest building complex on Castle Hill, also known as the Buda Palace, is now planned as the Hungarian National Art Gallery, the Hungarian National History Museum, as well as the Rock Hospital and the underground maze, all of which are worth exploring, but they all require money to buy tickets. The free guard changeover could be something to try. Although it's slightly inferior to the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, it's taller and stronger than the others. The entire Budapest Castle Hill is really huge and it takes a whole day to visit it slowly. If you are tired, you can take a rest in the beautiful Castle Starbucks, wait until the sun sets in the evening and enjoy the beautiful Danube sunset, or you can continue your night tour of the Parliament Building. #EasternEuropeFreeTravel #BudapestTravel #Castle #100TravelWays #Danube

Attraction: Budapest Castle Hill Funicular Location: Budapest, Clark Ádám tér, 1013 Hungary The Budapest Castle Hill Funicular is one of the scenic and comfortable way to go up to Buda Castle. It is easy to get to, right opposed to Chain Bridge. You can also get there by bus 105 or 16. Adult tickets cost 4000HUF for return journey and 2000HUF for children. You can try this way when you go up to Buda Castle next time! #timetotravel #budapest #hungary #castle

The Castle Hill Funicular, also known as Budavári Sikló, is a historic cable railway located in Budapest, Hungary. It provides a charming and fuss-free way to reach the top of Castle Hill. The funicular has been part of Budapest’s transportation system since it first opened in 1870. It was initially steam-powered, but was later converted to electric operation. To experience the funicular, you simply have to cross the Chain Bridge to the Buda side of the city. The ride up to Castle Hill was really an enjoyable moment for me, and you can also enjoy the panoramic views of Budapest as you go higher. It’s open daily from 7:30am to 10pm, and cost 2,000 HUF for a round-trip. I highly recommend you to try it out! #wecreate #budapest #hungary #europe #darwintravel

Budapest is the image of Europe in my mind. Budapest doesn't have "The Grand Budapest Hotel", but it has the most beautiful Castle Hill. Budapest is located on the banks of the Danube River (originally the water of the Danube and the Huangpu River are similar in turbidity), formed by the merger of Buda on the west bank of the Danube and Pest on the east bank. The famous Fisherman's Bastion and Buda Castle are on the Buda side, while the east bank has the Parliament Building and more abundant leisure and entertainment venues. Attractions Fisherman's Bastion, Buda Castle Hungarian Parliament Building, Citadella, a recommended attraction by locals, Danube River cruise | Recommended Legenda Cruise. Budapest: Evening Sightseeing Cruise and Unlimited Prosecco (1.5 hours). If you want to see the night view of the Parliament Building, it's best to book a few days in advance. We booked for 5:30 pm to watch the sunset, and both sides of the river were covered in golden light. Everyone on the boat was having a great time and the atmosphere was super fun, hahaha. These scenic spots have a lot of tourists! So if you want to take beautiful photos, sisters are advised to go early. You may need to go to Fisherman's Wharf at seven or eight o'clock to avoid crowds in the restaurant. Béchamel This breakfast is really delicious! We ate here for two consecutive days and recommend the Turkish Eggs and Croque Madame. Menza Restaurant and Café Authentic Hungarian cuisine, recommended dishes include Roasted duck liver with sour cherry sauce and mashed potatoes (Cherry Duck Liver) and Hungarian goulash soup (beef soup with a Chinese-style flavor). This walk-in restaurant does have seating outside of meal times, but it's best to make a reservation in advance. Comme Chez Soi It's too popular, couldn't get a table even after two walk-ins, always fully booked no matter what time, so if you're coming to Budapest, make sure to call/email and make a reservation a few days in advance. Budapest has too many delicious foods, almost no chance of disappointment, and the prices are very cheap! Transportation Bolt taxi app allows cash payment without card binding. Payment; calling a car is very convenient, basically arriving in two or three minutes; the price is not expensive, and if you don't live too far away, it's only a few euros to go to various scenic spots. BudapestGO public transportation can be used with this app. Budapest doesn't need too much planning, the distance between attractions is close, and it's beautiful to walk around everywhere! It's very safe here, and people are friendly

🌻Spring is the color palette of nature🌻 All things revive🌱🪴🌿 Fading away the silence of autumn and winter🍃🍂🍁 🌼🌷Welcome spring and flowers bloom🌷🌼 🌸Hungary’s Castle Hill has been covered in pink🌸 Warmly welcome travelers from all over the world🇪🇺🇹🇼🇫🇷 Cherry blossoms on both sides of Castle Hill🌸🌸🌸 From Japan🇯🇵 Hungary’s climate has four distinct seasons🇭🇺 2022/4/17 Saturday🌞 I had the pleasure of dining with friends from Hungary, Ukraine and Japan Everyone under the cherry blossom tree There is always a smile on your face. Amazing❗️ Admire the beauty of nature Ambiguous couple immersed in pink love👩🏼‍❤️‍💋‍👨🏻 Loving couple hugging each other's beloved ones👫🏻 Children chasing butterflies🦋🦋 Passers-by enjoying nature jogging🏃🏻‍♂️ People walking with their dogs 🦮🏃🏻‍♀️ Such a perfect scene Record this precious memory casually #花风流guide #Japan #Hungary #Budapest #Castle #Overseas Travel #Star Writer April Flash Mob #hungary #budapest #tripcom #travel #life#city#Writer-in-residence

Beautiful castle with lovely views across to Parliament Buildings. We visited the history museum and the national gallery.

📌 Day 2 Highlight: Buda Compared to the bustling Pest, Buda feels like a serene old soul. Here, you'll find castles, churches, cobblestone streets, and the dreamy Fisherman’s Bastion. Walking through Buda feels like stepping into the worlds of 'The Lord of the Rings' or 'Game of Thrones'! 📍 Route Highlights: Fisherman’s Bastion → Matthias Church → Buda Castle → Hilltop Viewing Platform → Castle Hill → Opera Garden → Széchenyi Chain Bridge Night View 1️⃣【Fisherman’s Bastion】 📷 Beauty Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📌 Known as the most romantic landmark in Budapest! Its white Gothic spires, arcades, and terraces resemble the prototype of a Disney castle. 🎟️ Some towers require tickets, but the main viewing platform is open all day. 2️⃣【Matthias Church】 📍 Located right next to Fisherman’s Bastion 📷 Photo Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📌 The colorful glazed tile roof is stunning! This is the coronation site of Hungarian royalty, with exquisite interior paintings and carvings—a dream destination for lovers of art and vintage aesthetics. 3️⃣【Buda Castle】 📍 Accessible by walking from Fisherman’s Bastion or taking the Castle Hill Funicular 📷 Must-Visit Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📌 Once a royal palace, now home to the National Gallery and History Museum. 👉 Highlights: Hilltop platform offering panoramic views of Pest and the Parliament Building. 4️⃣【Castle Hill Funicular】 📍 Connects Buda Hilltop to the base of the Chain Bridge 📷 Photo Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 📌 Built in 1868, this is a classic Budapest experience. Riding it feels like boarding a vintage fairytale train—perfect for soaking in the retro vibes! 5️⃣【Castle Hill Old District】 (Hidden Gem Recommendation) 📌 Stretching south from behind Matthias Church 📷 Photo Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 📌 Narrow alleys, stone-paved streets, colorful window-framed houses—ideal for casual photography and leisurely strolls. You'll also find creative shops and cozy cafes tucked away here. 6️⃣【Opera Garden + Szándor Square】 📍 Located on the southern side of Buda Hill 📌 If you prefer escaping the crowds, this area is frequented by locals. Sitting quietly and observing the city’s slow pace is particularly relaxing. 7️⃣【Chain Bridge Night Walk】 (Perfect Finale) 📷 Must-Visit Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📌 As night falls, the lights illuminate the Chain Bridge, the Royal Palace, and the Parliament Building. 👉 Best Viewing Spots: • Fisherman’s Bastion for a panoramic view of Pest’s lights. • Midpoint of the Chain Bridge for a stunning view of both banks. • South of Elizabeth Bridge for a full view of the Chain Bridge with the Royal Palace in the background. ❤️ Summary: 📍 Day 1: Explore urban landscapes and iconic landmarks. 📍 Day 2: Step into medieval and royal fairytales. After two days, you’ll fall in love with this city that blends romance and history seamlessly!

#backpackeressentials Hot springs, grand castles & cheap eats — Budapest is a backpacker’s dream! If you’re looking for a city that blends history, nightlife, thermal baths, and serious value for money, Budapest hits the sweet spot. Here’s everything a savvy backpacker needs to know to explore Hungary’s capital without overspending. ⸻ 🎒 Backpacker Essentials for Budapest 🩳 Swimwear – For those famous thermal baths (trust us, you’ll want in!) 👟 Walking shoes – You’ll be climbing hills and strolling riverbanks 🎫 Budapest Card – Free public transport + discounted entry to 30+ attractions 📱 Offline map app – Data-saving + easy navigation (Maps.me or Google Maps offline) 💰 Cash (HUF) – Some smaller spots still prefer cash over cards 🎓 Student ID – Many attractions offer student discounts ⸻ 🎉 Fun & Cheap Things to Do in Budapest ♨️ Soak in Széchenyi Baths – Not free, but worth the budget splurge 🏰 Climb Castle Hill – Home to Buda Castle, Fisherman’s Bastion & insane views (Fisherman’s Bastion is FREE!) 🌉 Walk across Chain Bridge at night – Dreamy views, totally free 🕍 Explore the ruin bars in the Jewish Quarter – Szimpla Kert is a must 🛶 Picnic on Margaret Island – Rent a bike or chill in the parks 🕯️ Great Market Hall – Snack, shop, and people-watch on a shoestring 🚶 Join a free walking tour – Learn Budapest’s story without paying a forint (just tip!) ⸻ 💸 Money-Saving Tips for Backpackers 🚇 Get the Budapest Card – Free public transit + discounts to baths, museums, and tours 🛏️ Stay in backpacker hostels – Try Maverick City Lodge or Vitae Hostel for social vibes and central locations 🍜 Eat at ‘étkezde’ diners or food markets – Delicious Hungarian food for less than €5 🚰 Tap water is safe to drink – Refill that bottle 🎟️ Many museums offer free entry on Hungarian national holidays – Check your calendar! 🕒 Visit Parliament from the outside – The best views are from across the Danube, and free!

From the Millennium Castle to the Golden Dome, touch Hungary's thousand-year epic in the reflection of the Chain Bridge. Experience the eternal romance of both banks of the Danube in one day. Accommodation Recommendation: Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest • Location: In the heart of Pest, along the Danube River, directly facing the Chain Bridge, just a 10-minute walk to the Parliament Building. • Accessibility: 3 km from the first stop, Fisherman's Bastion, a 10-minute drive by car. 🏨 Hotel Highlights: · A masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture, featuring a glass dome in the lobby and intricately designed wrought-iron staircases that resemble an art museum. · Some rooms offer direct views of the Danube and Buda Castle Hill at night, with complimentary tickets for the Szechenyi Thermal Bath night experience. 👌🏻 Itinerary: 1. Fisherman's Bastion: A White Symphony in the Morning Light (8:30-10:30) · Fisherman's Bastion Viewing Platform (Halászbástya) ▪ Ticket: €5 for the second-floor viewing platform (free before 7:00 AM) ✨ Highlights: ▪ The seven towers symbolize the seven Magyar tribes, with the northern tower offering a perfect view of the Chain Bridge and Parliament Building together. ▪ Hidden Route: Descend along the eastern wall to the medieval defense ruins and touch the 13th-century stone arrow slits. · Matthias Church (Matthias Church) ▪ Distance: 200 meters, a 3-minute walk ▪ Ticket: €8 (includes access to the tower) ▪ Must-See: Gothic-style southern tower with colorful stone patterns, and King Béla III's coronation mural "The Coronation of Saint Stephen." 2. Buda Castle Hill: The Empire's Twilight and Rebirth (10:40-12:40) · Travel: Fisherman's Bastion → Castle Hill, 1.5 km, 5 minutes · Buda Castle (Buda Castle) ▪ Ticket: Castle Garden is free; Hungarian National Gallery €10 ▪ Hidden Route: ▪ Use a telephoto lens at the southern wing viewing platform to capture the Parliament Building's golden dome alongside Danube River cruise ships. ▪ Explore the Renaissance courtyard to find the Habsburg double-headed eagle emblem and Ottoman crescent moon stone carvings. · Free Activities: ▪ Ride the vintage funicular (€6) downhill for a 19th-century aristocratic travel experience. 3. Parliament Building: The Epic Finale Under the Golden Dome (13:30-16:00) · Travel: Castle Hill → Parliament Building, 3 km, 10 minutes · Parliament Building Guided Tour ▪ Ticket: €18 (English sessions must be booked in advance) 💥 Must-See: · Central dome hall with 16 gilded marble columns and a dome adorned with 40 kilograms of gold. · Saint Stephen's Crown Exhibition Room, featuring a sci-fi-like infrared security system. · 96-meter symmetrical staircase showcasing the light and shadow magic of Neo-Gothic architecture. 4. Andrássy Avenue: The Coffee Aroma of the Fin de Siècle (16:10-18:20) · Travel: Parliament Building → Andrássy Avenue, 2 km, 8 minutes · Free Activities: New York Café: Dubbed the world's most beautiful café, enjoy Dobos cake under its gilded dome. Luxury Shopping Street: Visit the flagship store of Hungary's Herend Porcelain for custom hand-painted blue diamond series. Food Highlights: 🔥 12:40-13:30 At the foot of Castle Hill, Ruszwurm Confectionery: Established in 1827, this royal dessert shop offers Empress Sisi's favorite cream cake. 🔥 16:00-16:10 Next to the Parliament Building, Trófea Grill: Indulge in Hungarian beef stew (Goulash) paired with Tokaji Aszú wine.

Budapest is renowned for its abundant thermal springs. I enjoyed a relaxing and therapeutic time at the Széchenyi Thermal Bath, where the steam rising from the hot pools brought comfort to both body and mind. The stunning architecture along the Danube River and the breathtaking views from Castle Hill were truly awe-inspiring. In the evening, I took a river cruise to admire the brilliantly illuminated Parliament building, creating a romantic atmosphere. Budapest combines natural wellness with historical culture, making it one of the most unforgettable cities of my trip.

The Buda Castle Cable Car is a historic cable car in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, that opened in 1870. It was damaged during World War II but was restored in 1986 and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It connects Clark-Adam Square on the banks of the Danube River, which has a large difference in elevation, to the Buda Castle, a castle hill where Buda Castle is located, and is a popular means of transportation for tourists. By the way, you can go up the hill to the Buda Castle without taking the cable car, and you can also go up the stairs next to this cable car. Personally, if you want to enjoy the view and ride without crowds, I recommend taking the downhill ride. Please go and check it out. Details ⋈⁡ Route length: 95 meters ⁡ Elevation difference: 51 meters ⁡ Operating hours: From morning to night (varies depending on the season) ⁡ Travel time: about 1.5 minutes ⁡ Vehicle features: 2-car train with a stepped passenger compartment #tripOverseas travel #Europe travel #Europe travel #Hungary

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Dear friends! Taking advantage of the spring-warming Qingming Festival, we have carefully selected a 9-day European tour guide for you, guaranteeing you to have fun, have fun, quickly record it ~ -------------------                                                                                                   < The European tour is really a feast for the eyes! 👀From the historic Roman Colosseum🏟, to Budapest on the Danube🏞, to Florence🎨, the birthplace of the Renaissance, and finally a romantic trip to France🗼! 🌍🗺 -------------------                                                                                                   < 🌍✈️ Route Overview: DAY1-DAY2: From Munich, the adventure begins! Essentials for taking pictures at the first stop - Maria Square, New Town Hall and BMW Museum ~! DAY3: Go on a musical tour, Neuschwanstein Castle, Marianne Bridge and Alpine Lake, and feel the beauty of nature and humanity! DAY4-DAY5: Head to the music capital of Salzburg, make a pilgrimage to the Salzburg Fortress and Cathedral, and cross Lake Hallstatt for an unparalleled musical journey! Then, embark on your trip to Vienna Guli, where the Golden Hall and Hofburg are waiting for you! DAY6-DAY7: The fascinating tour of Budapest has officially begun with exciting attractions such as the Buda Royal Palace, Fisherman’s Fort and Danube River Cruise that will impress you. DAY8-DAY9: Continue to experience the Hungarian style of Budapest in depth, the Capitol, Liberty Square, Castle Hill... Say goodbye to Budapest, set off home, and look forward to our next reunion! -------------------                                                                                                   < Must-see attractions: 🏰New Swan Castle: A fantastic castle! It's so beautiful all year round, and when you walk in, the interior is truly magnificent and amazing! 🏛️ Schönbrunn Palace: Yes, this was once a summer resort for the Royal Austrian. As you can now see, there is a convergence of oriental-inspired ornate decorations. It has a unique flavor. 🎶 The Golden Hall of Vienna: When it comes to the capital of classical music, the Golden Hall of Vienna is certainly not to be missed. It’s a classical music center, what a place! 🚢 Danube River Sightseeing Cruise: When you come to the Danube River, you must try a sightseeing cruise. Sitting on the cruise ship, enjoying the beauty of Budapest city, it feels like you are in a movie. The above is the game trick this time. 💼🔖️ Go out and enjoy the fun of travel! 🌏💖 -------------------                                                                                                   < 📱First of all, in terms of mobile communication equipment, you need to have a phone card that can be used in Europe while ensuring that your phone can roam around the world. Also remember to bring a plug converter, the plug specs in Europe are not quite the same as ours. 📜Now let's talk about documents, since you are going to Europe for a series trip, you certainly need to bring your passport and visa, don't forget your Mainland China ID card and some important bank cards are essential. It is also recommended that you bring some contact information as a backup, such as the phone number of the travel agency, the address of the accommodation. 🧥 Speaking of clothing, it’s still relatively cold in Europe in March, so you may need to bring your winter clothes. But since the temperature is more variable this season, you still need to prepare some spring and fall clothing to cope. The recommendation is that you can bring some thermal underwear and a fleece shirt to avoid getting cold. 🔌 Finally, talking about electronics, you need to have a charger ready, which is essential for travel. At the same time because European attractions, especially museums and other places to take pictures may require the use of cameras. If you are a camera enthusiast, then don’t forget to bring it on, just be aware of camera battery backup. -------------------                                                                                                   < Europe Tour takes you to experience the rich artistic atmosphere and the charm of ancient architecture, let's find the stories hidden in every corner! 😉 Let the beautiful memories shine through ~🌟

🌟🌟Travel route Day 1: Budapest Hilton Hotel → Fisherman's Bastion → Matthias Church Day 2: Fisherman's Bastion → Castle Hill → Buda Castle → Hungarian National Gallery → Szechenyi Chain Bridge → Váci Street → Budapest Up Hotel Day 3: St. Stephen's Basilica → Budapest Eye Ferris Wheel → Hungarian State Opera House → Hungarian National Museum → Budapest Central Market → Danube River Cruise → Liberty Bridge → Elizabeth Bridge → Hungarian Parliament Building → Andrassy Avenue → Budapest Up Hotel Day 4: Vienna City Hall → Austrian Parliament Building → City Hall Square Day 5: Schönbrunn Palace → Kunsthistorisches Museum → Vienna Golden Hall Day 6: Central Cafe → St. Peter's Church → Sissi Museum → Austrian National Library → Stephen's Cathedral → Café Harwelka → Hof Palace → Heroes' Square → Vienna Museum of Natural History → Vienna State Opera Day 7: Obertraun Dormio Chalet → Salzkammergut Landscape Day 8: Hallstatt Lake → Hallstatt Observation Deck → Hallstatt Salt Mine → Obertraun Dormio Cabin Day 9: Mozart's birthplace → Salzburg Old Town → Salzburg Cathedral → Mozart Square → Salzburg Exhibition Center Austria Trend Hotel Day 10: Mirabell Palace → Mirabelle Gardens → Mozart's former residence → Buck Bridge → Grain Alley → Salzburg Bishop's Palace → Salzburg Museum → Salzburg Clock Tower → Hohensalzburg Fortress → Salzburg Exhibition Center Austria Trend Hotel Day 11: Pension Nostalgia Hotel → Cesky Krumlov Town Hall → St. Vitus Church → Svoronowski Square → Cesky Krumlov Historical Center → Puppet Museum → Cesky Krumlov Castle → Cesky Krumlov Castle Garden Day 12: Lazebnický Bridge → Hill behind Cesky Krumlov → St. Eustatius Church → Castle Tower → Prague Castle → St. Vitus Cathedral → Charles Bridge → Prague Old Town Square → Stages Hotel Prague, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel Day 13: Dancing House → Kafka Head Sculpture → Old Town → Prague Astronomical Clock → Tyn Church → Havel Market → Powder Tower → Vltava River → Old Town Bridge Tower → Stages Hotel Prague, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel Day 14: Raimund Theater → Andaz Vienna Belvedere Palace, Hyatt Regency Vienna 🚗Recommended check-in: Schönbrunn Palace: Vienna's Golden Hall: Danube River Sightseeing Cruise: Fisherman's Bastion: Fisherman's Bastion 📌Other tips: 1. Budapest

On the map of Eastern Europe, there is a city that is like a bright pearl, exuding a unique charm. It is Budapest, the capital of Hungary. This romantic city, known as the "Little Paris," is located on the banks of the Blue Danube River. It is magnificent and full of charming historical charm and unique style. On the banks of the Danube River, a white building with a red dome and several spires is particularly eye-catching. It is the Hungarian Parliament Building. As a landmark of Budapest and the pride of Hungary, this building is located in a small Eastern European country, but it has an amazing scale. It is 268 meters long, 123 meters wide, and covers an area of more than 17,000 square meters. It extends from the Chain Bridge to the Margaret Bridge, quietly watching over the city. It combines British Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance styles. Although its inspiration comes from the British Parliament Building in London, it is more exquisite and gorgeous. The Danube River divides Budapest into two parts: Buda on the west bank and Pest on the east bank. Eight bridges span the Danube River, connecting the two sides of the city. They not only make the city vibrant but also link the magnificent scenery on both sides. On Castle Hill in Buda, the Royal Palace stands high; in Pest, the magnificent Parliament Building rises from the ground. From the beginning of its construction, it represented the power of the people and fought for equal status with the royal power on the other side. Since its completion in 1902, the Parliament Building has always been the most beautiful scenery on the banks of the Danube River. When night falls, it shines like a golden crown, solemn and awe-inspiring. Castle Hill in Buda is a treasure trove of Hungarian history and culture. Palaces, castles, churches, and squares stand in great numbers, and each building carries a heavy history. In 1987, the entire Castle Hill was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO. Among them, the Matthias Church is located next to the Fisherman's Bastion and in front of the Trinity Square. Its glazed roof and gorgeous spire make it known as the symbol of Budapest. Together with the Parliament Building on the other side, it witnesses the long history of Hungary. Strolling in Budapest, you can encounter the magnificent Danube River and the magnificent palaces and castles. You can also stroll on the old commercial streets, feel the bustling prosperity, or enjoy the Hungarian national style in the enthusiastic city squares. Every corner here exudes a unique charm of folk culture, making people intoxicated and lingering. Although the legend that Hungarians and Chinese have an indissoluble bond has not been confirmed, the ancestors of Hungarians, as nomads on the Eastern European Plain, started a new chapter of life under the leadership of King Arpad at the end of the 9th century AD. They abandoned nomadism and turned to farming, gradually nurturing a unique history of national art. In the field of culture and art, Budapest is not inferior to its neighbor Vienna, Austria. As one of the earliest Roman settlements in Central Europe, it has a longer history than Vienna. The people here love art and are full of enthusiasm for the inheritance of their national folk culture. If you want to learn about the livelihood of Budapest, the Central Market is an excellent place. This market, built in 1896, is the largest and oldest indoor market in Hungary and even in Europe. It is located at the end of the famous pedestrian street Váci Street, at the intersection with the Liberty Bridge on the Danube River. It was created by the legendary Hungarian architect Samu Pecz. Its huge and magnificent appearance is like a train station. After a hundred years, it is still charming.

#europetrip #travel #europe #hungary #budapest #thingstodo Sitting high on Castle Hill, Fisherman’s Bastion is one of Budapest’s most picturesque landmarks, offering stunning panoramic views of the city. Its elegant turrets and neo-Romanesque architecture create a storybook setting, making it feel like you’ve stepped into a fantasy. When I visited, the soft golden light at sunset made the view over the Danube and Parliament even more spectacular. The best part? Most areas are free to explore, making it a perfect photo spot without spending a dime. Whether you come in the early morning for tranquility or at night when the city sparkles, this iconic lookout is an experience not to be missed.

#newyearnewtrip From sunrise at Fisherman's Bastion to late night lights on the banks of the Danube Climb the bridge like the local youngsters do Budapest, Hungary’s capital, is bisected by the River Danube. Its 19th-century Chain Bridge connects the hilly Buda district with flat Pest. A funicular runs up Castle Hill to Buda’s Old Town, where the Budapest History Museum traces city life from Roman times onward. Trinity Square is home to 13th-century Matthias Church and the turrets of the Fishermen’s Bastion, which offer sweeping views. #europe #budapest

In addition to admiring Budapest along the Danube, the Fisherman's Bastion is a beautiful attraction that you cannot miss! This neo-Gothic building is located on Castle Hill and offers spectacular panoramic views of the Danube and the Parliament, making it a perfect spot for photo opportunities. It is recommended that you visit in the early morning or evening, so that you can not only avoid the crowds but also enjoy the most beautiful light and shadow effects. In addition, the entrance to Fisherman's Bastion is free, but if you want to go to a higher observation deck, you can choose to buy a ticket. While strolling here, you may want to try the local snacks and experience the rich Hungarian culture. Fisherman's Bastion is not only a great place for viewing, but also a great starting point to understand the history of Budapest, making your journey full of surprises and touching moments! #GlobalTravel #Hungary #Budapest

Many people who come to Budapest think that they only need to visit the spectacular buildings, but in fact, taking a ferry on the Danube is an experience that cannot be missed! Along the river you can enjoy some of the best views of the city, from the magnificent Parliament Buildings to historic Castle Hill, the scenery is stunning both day and night. It is recommended that you set out at dusk so that you can capture the charming light and shadow of the Danube under the setting sun. In addition, buying tickets online in advance can save you time waiting in line and make your journey smoother. Enjoying a glass of local wine on board and soaking up the romantic atmosphere of Budapest will be an unforgettable memory. Whether it's your first time here or you're visiting again, a ferry trip like this will make you fall in love with this city! #GlobalTravel #Hungary #Budapest

Divided by the iconic Danube River, the city offers breathtaking views, especially from Castle Hill. This historic area, home to Buda Castle provides a glimpse into the city and offers panoramic view of the surrounding landscapes. A riverboat tour along the Danube is interesting as the daylight and night views are entirely different, as the buildings lights up offering a magnificent perspective of Budapest’s famous landmarks, including the majestic Parliament House. The Parliament building, which is a symbol of Hungary, is one of the largest in Europe, a true testament to the city’s grandeur. Budapest is a city that promises unforgettable experiences.

#Solotravel Budapest must buy Budapest, you can play a lot of things at a relatively cheap price, this card includes transportation, so it is very convenient, personally suggest Budapest can play three days and two nights, buy a 48 hour Budapest card, then the last day buy a twenty-four hour transportation card so it is best, the first two days to play some to pay but Budapest can Free attractions such as hot springs, boat rides, cable cars, visits to the museums inside Castle Hill, visits to the stalactite caves, etc. Then on the last day to visit attractions that do not cost money or are not included in Budapest, such as the central market and the Capitol, I personally recommend playing Budapest as more fun than Prague, and a place where you can have a lot of activities for a solo trip. #100 Ways to Travel #Hungary #Budapest #Budapestka

Fisherman's Bastion Arriving at Castle Hill, head straight for the white Fisherman's Bastion, which blends Neo-Gothic, Neo-Romanesque, and local Hungarian architectural styles, and its neighbor, Matthias Church (the second largest church in Buda during the medieval period). Buda Castle The castle, once built to defend against the Tatar invasions, now serves as an art/museum (when buying tickets, if there is only one hour left until the exhibition closes, the staff will kindly suggest visiting the next day. At least 2.5 hours are needed here). On Castle Hill, an inadvertent walk past a certain house may also reveal a surprise exhibit: Koller Gallery. Gellért Hill Starting the final 'struggle' up the stone steps at the entrance of the mountain tunnel, braving the rare extreme heat of Europe. Dragging heavy steps, a walk of more than ten minutes leaves one gasping for breath. But seeing the views through the branches along the way, and then the standing Statue of Liberty, one finds new strength in their feet. Find a spot on the little hill, sit or lie down on the marble platform, and feel the breeze of Budapest's summer. The feeling of capturing the city's multiple angles all by oneself, is like the joy those who love to reach the summit feel when they conquer Mount Everest.

Budapest, Hungary’s capital, is bisected by the River Danube. Its 19th-century Chain Bridge connects the hilly Buda district with flat Pest. A funicular runs up Castle Hill to Buda’s Old Town, where the Budapest History Museum traces city life from Roman times onward. If you’re down for a walk on your sneakers it’s best to explore the urban side passing through 3 bridges and made a thought about how it’s extremely beautiful the city. Also don’t forget to lock a chain in freedom bridge with your love ones. ❤️🥰#hungary #Budapest #Chainbridge #streetshots #

#familytrips2024 Castle Hill is a historic district located in the heart of Budapest, Hungary, known for its stunning architecture, rich history, and panoramic views of the city. Perched on a limestone plateau overlooking the Danube River, Castle Hill is home to several iconic landmarks and attractions. For a family trip to Castle Hill, you can start by exploring Buda Castle, a grand fortress complex that has served as the royal residence of Hungarian kings throughout history. Inside the castle, you can visit the Budapest History Museum and the Hungarian National Gallery to learn about the city's past and admire its art collections. Next, you can stroll along the charming cobblestone streets of Castle Hill, lined with historic buildings, quaint cafes, and souvenir shops. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Matthias Church, a stunning Gothic-style church with a colorful tiled roof, and Fisherman's Bastion, a fairy-tale-like terrace offering panoramic views of the city. For a fun and informative experience, you can also take a guided tour or horse-drawn carriage ride around Castle Hill, allowing you to learn about its history and architecture while enjoying the picturesque surroundings. After exploring Castle Hill, you can cross the iconic Chain Bridge to visit Pest, the bustling eastern side of Budapest, where you can discover more attractions, restaurants, and shops. As for next dream destination, might consider a trip to the charming city of Prague, Czech Republic. With its medieval architecture, romantic atmosphere, and rich cultural heritage, Prague offers a perfect blend of history, beauty, and charm for the whole family to enjoy.

The first time I came to Buda Castle was on Children's Day in my first year in Budapest, taking my daughter to the Children's Center on Castle Hill to watch a play. As soon as I arrived at the foot of Castle Hill, I was fascinated by its majesty. The castle is a common sight in Western novels and movies, and I have always longed for it. Now it is right in front of me Before the performance, I climbed up Buda Castle Hill with my daughter, wandering in the long river of history, appreciating the medieval style, and thinking: I want to live nearby, so I can often come here for a walk. After we moved near the castle, Buda Castle Hill became a frequent place to visit. The castle shows different beauty in the changing seasons. I love autumn, preferring the rich and unpretentious natural colors of autumn; for winter, it is the longing for snow, the pure white brings us mystery and romance. Last winter, the snow in Budapest was generous. On a snowy morning, I walked to Buda Castle to enjoy the snow. There were people on Castle Hill playing with their children in the snow, and I even met two tour groups. I secretly admired the good luck of these tourists. It has always been my wish to enjoy the snow on Castle Hill. After waiting for three years, I finally got my wish. The snow added a white outline to the buildings. The Baroque-style buildings under the dress were solemn and solemn, and the Chinese-style pavilions were holy and beautiful. Western beauties and Eastern beauties took the stage together, visual enjoyment, and it aroused the light and leisurely Eastern feelings in my heart. Life is a journey, stop, look slowly, beauty will meet unexpectedly

There are a ton of buildings in the Castle Hill area of ​​Budapest that look great at night, and when the lights are on the castle is really beautiful, and the views across the Danube are just breathtaking, it turns into a photographer’s dream. Perfect for walking and viewing beautiful historic buildings. #2024TravelWish ~ Travel to Sicily, Italy

#budapest #castlehill #sissi #lookout My excursion to Budapest Castle Hill proved to be an essential experience. The ease of reaching it via public bus (Number 16) added convenience to the adventure. The highlight was undoubtedly the breathtaking view from the top, offering a panoramic spectacle of the city. Exploring the historic castle complex was both enriching and captivating. To enhance the visit, I highly recommend taking a moment at the restaurant with a view and indulging in a cup of hot chocolate. The combination of history, accessibility, and the delightful treat made this visit an unforgettable and highly recommended part of Budapest exploration.

Hi, travelers, I'm 'Morning Fish' who loves to travel! Today, I'm going to take you to explore a winter wonderland - Budapest🌟. As the capital of Hungary, Budapest has a wealth of historical sites, delicious food, and unique thermal baths. In this cold winter, let's feel the warm charm of this city together! 📍1. Fisherman's Bastion - Overlooking the beautiful scenery of the whole city🎉 Standing on the Fisherman's Bastion, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of the whole city of Budapest. The winter snow covers the roofs, giving a fairy-tale world feeling. This is also an important place for Budapest citizens to take a leisurely walk after dinner, where you can feel a strong life atmosphere. 📍2. Széchenyi Chain Bridge - The bridge between Buda and Pest🌉 The Széchenyi Chain Bridge spans the Danube River, connecting Buda and Pest. This bridge is one of the oldest, most famous, and most beautiful bridges in the city. At night, the bridge and the surrounding buildings together form a fascinating night view, which is intoxicating. 📍3. Castle Hill - A concentrated place of attractions🏰 Castle Hill is located on the left bank of Budapest, where the attractions are the most concentrated and the most visited by tourists. Here, you can visit the famous Fisherman's Bastion, Matthias Church, and Buda Palace. The Castle Hill in winter is covered with snow, making it more solemn and solemn. 📍4. Matthias Church - Beautiful building along the Danube River🛪 Matthias Church is located on the banks of the Danube River in Budapest, and is one of the most famous churches in the city. The Matthias Church in winter is even more spectacular and beautiful against the backdrop of snow. 📍5. Elizabeth Bridge - The legend of Princess Sissi👑 Elizabeth Bridge, also known as Princess Sissi Bridge, crosses the Danube River, connecting Buda and Pest on both sides. This bridge is famous for its elegant arches and exquisite sculptures. The Elizabeth Bridge in winter is covered with snow, making it more romantic and charming. 📍6. Andrássy Avenue - The iconic boulevard🌳 Andrássy Avenue is the iconic boulevard of Budapest, located in Pest. The Andrássy Avenue in winter is covered with snow, giving a peaceful and beautiful feeling. In the winter of Budapest, you can enjoy the warmth of the thermal bath, taste the delicious Hungarian food, and participate in various winter activities, such as skiing, ice skating, etc. Come to Budapest and have an unforgettable winter journey!💕✨