Budapest

Budapest

The capital of Hungary, Budapest, is a city that seduces at first sight. To get to know this city, it is necessary to wander through it. It stretches along the banks of the beautiful blue Danube and lies on a total of 9 bridges. The right side of the Danube is called Budim and it is hilly, and on the left side, in the lowland part, Pest is located. The symbol of Budapest is the Parliament building, an imposing building that is reflected in the Danube, and which adorns the most important Chain Bridge in the immediate vicinity. The three cities created Budapest, Buda, Obuda and Pest, in 1873. After Vienna and Bratislava, Budapest is the third city to develop along the Danube. This wonderful city is made up of a large number of tourist attractions. The Fisherman's Bastion is just one of the attractions that make this city magnificent. The seven towers represent the seven Hungarian founders of the state and the city. With about two million inhabitants, Budapest is a significant cultural, administrative, economic and trade center of Hungary. A very rich history with cultural treasures makes Budapest one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.

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Tourist map

Map of Budapest

Discover what is nearby, all attractions, sights and museums , shopping zones, parks and restaurants in Budapest.

Tourist map of Budapest

History

History of Budapest
­­Budapest was created by the merging of two towns on the river Danube, of Buda and Óbuda on the right shore of the river and Pest on the left. In Roman times, Budapest was called Acquinicium, and the settlement was the capital of Pannonia Inferior. In the spot where Pest is located today there used to be a roman town called Contra Aquincium. This area was a popular spot for artisans in Ancient Rome, especially bronze casters and potters. Coins were found in archeological localities in the area, which show that Budapest was, in the 2nd and 3rd century BC, a merchant town.

History of Budapest

Sights

Sights in Budapest

The capital of Hungary, Budapest, is a city that seduces its visitors at first sight. The symbol of Budapest is the Parliament building, an imposing building adorned by the most important Chain Bridge. This wonderful city is woven of a large number of tourist attractions. The Fisherman's Bastion is just one of the attractions that make this city magnificent. The seven towers represent the seven Hungarian founders of the state and the city. With about two million inhabitants, Budapest is an important cultural, administrative, economic and trade center of Hungary. A very rich history with cultural treasures makes Budapest one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.

Sights in Budapest

Museums

Museums in Budapest

On this page, visitors will find a list of the best museums in Budapest. From the Museum of Fine Arts and the rich collection of National Gallery to the museum of the famous composer Franz Liszt and the House of Terror. Budapest offers a lot for all interested visitors. It is up to you to choose which museums to visit.

Museums in Budapest

Shopping

Shopping in Budapest

On this page you will find the best shopping zones in Budapest as well as a list of the best shopping malls in Budapest. We also pointed out all the important outlets that visitors like to go to because of the affordable prices. A complete shopping guide in one place, and it is up to you to choose what you want to visit depending on your preferences.

Shopping in Budapest

Events

Events in Budapest

Budapest is known as a place of good fun and the great festivals held in this city testify to that. One of the most famous one-week festivals is a music festival called Sziget or Island. Apart from being considered one of the most important festivals in this city, it is also considered the largest music and cultural festival in Europe. On this page you will find a list of the best events and festivals held in Budapest.

Events in Budapest

Kitchen & Recipes

Kitchen & Recipes in Budapest

The first thought about Hungarian cuisine is usually spicy, peppery and greasy, but the Hungarians added various spices to these flavors to make it just right for everyone. Hungarian cuisine is known for traditional dishes, adored around the world, such as Hungarian goulash, Hungarian sauerkraut, Hungarian spicy salad, Hungarian sauce, fish stew and a variety of other dishes as well as sweet treats. One of the most famous desserts in this country is the irresistible strudel with poppy seeds and Hungarian rolls.

Kitchen & Recipes in Budapest

Transportation

Transportation in Budapest

On this page you will find the most important information related to public transport in Budapest. Ticket prices are highlighted, as well as the types of tickets you can buy while you are in Budapest. It is also explained how you can get to the airport and vice versa and how much different types of public transport actually cost.

Transportation in Budapest

Information

Information in Budapest

On this page visitors will find the general information about Hungary. We included the general information page for this destination so that our visitors can inform themselves about cigarette prices, internet and SIM cards etc.

Information in Budapest

History of Budapest

­­Budapest was created by the merging of two towns on the river Danube, of Buda and Óbuda on the right shore of the river and Pest on the left. In Roman times, Budapest was called Acquinicium, and the settlement was the capital of Pannonia Inferior. In the spot where Pest is located today there used to be a roman town called Contra Aquincium. This area was a popular spot for artisans in Ancient Rome, especially bronze casters and potters. Coins were found in archeological localities in the area, which show that Budapest was, in the 2nd and 3rd century BC, a merchant town. The first Christians to settle in Budapest were Romans, and it was at this time that awareness of the religion started to raise. The Danube used to represent one of Rome’s borders, which means that many historical wars for succession took place in Budapest.

History of Budapest

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Budapest

The capital of Hungary, Budapest, is a city that seduces at first sight. To get to know this city, it is necessary to wander through it. It stretches along the banks of the beautiful blue Danube and lies on a total of 9 bridges. The right side of the Danube is called Budim and it is hilly, and on the left side, in the lowland part, Pest is located. The symbol of Budapest is the Parliament building, an imposing building that is reflected in the Danube, and which adorns the most important Chain Bridge in the immediate vicinity. The three cities created Budapest, Buda, Obuda and Pest, in 1873. After Vienna and Bratislava, Budapest is the third city to develop along the Danube. This wonderful city is made up of a large number of tourist attractions. The Fisherman's Bastion is just one of the attractions that make this city magnificent. The seven towers represent the seven Hungarian founders of the state and the city. With about two million inhabitants, Budapest is a significant cultural, administrative, economic and trade center of Hungary. A very rich history with cultural treasures makes Budapest one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.

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