TOP 11 things to do in BUDAPEST | Hungary

The Hungarian Parliament Building is the largest building in Hungary and one of the most beautiful parliaments in the world, located on the edge of the Danube, inspired by the British parliament.

Fisherman's Bastion is a fairy tale-like spot with white stone towers and sweeping views over Budapest, built in the 19th century to celebrate 1,000 years of Hungarian history.

Széchenyi Thermal Baths is one of the largest and most famous spa complexes in Europe with 18 pools and hot healing water from natural springs.

Liberty Bridge is an iconic green bridge and a favorite hangout spot for locals, offering a way to cross the Danube with historical significance.

The Budapest Promenade is a riverside walkway offering stunning views of Buda Castle and the Danube River, perfect for relaxing and watching boats go by.

Buda Castle, first built in the 13th century and rebuilt many times, was once the home of Hungarian kings and offers one of the best views in all of Budapest.

Central Market Hall is a vibrant market packed with fresh local ingredients and Hungarian food like Langos and Gualash, as well as local crafts and souvenirs.

The Chain Bridge joins Buda with Pest and was reconstructed after World War II to look identical to the original, preserving its classical design.

Zrínyi Street is a quiet, clean walking street full of small cafes, restaurants, and shops, leading to St. Stephen’s Basilica.

Fashion Street is a stylish pedestrian avenue packed with international brands, designer stores, and boutiques, offering a mix of elegance and energy.

Szimpla Kert is the most famous ruin bar, set inside an old abandoned building turned into a colorful and unique hangout spot with mismatched furniture and neon signs.

St. Stephen’s Basilica one of the most famous buildings in Hungary.