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Budapest Views
The capital of Hungary is situated along the Danube, in the heart of the...
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Budapest Architectural Detail
The city known as Budapest really consists of three cities: Obuda, the old...
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Vajdahunyad Castle
Probably the most fascinating edifice in the City Park. The castle was...
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Mathias Church
The church bears the name of its biggest Maecenas, King Matthias, who married...
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Royal Palace
The Royal Palace is situated on the southern part of Castle Hill. The...
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Fishermans Bastion
Completed in 1905 on the site of a former fish market - this is where...
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Vienna Gate Square (Bécsi Kapu tér)
Here you'll find fine examples of Baroque and Rococo architecture. Most...
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Mathias Church Frescoes
The Zsolnay pyrogranite tiles of Matthias Church are as colourful and richly...
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A Budai Vár (Buda Castle)
This was the residence of Hungarian kings. The fortification system...
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Hungarian Agricultural Museum
The largest agricultural museum in Europe is housed in a spectacular...
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Margaret Island
The 1½ mile long Margaret Island (Show Map), which is connected to both...
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Parliament Buildings
Built at the turn of the century, the building of the Parliament...
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Trinity Square
This square is the current centrepiece of the Castle District featuring a...
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St Stephens Basilica
Construction of the largest church of the capital (seating 8,500 persons) was...
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Palace of Art
Temporary exhibitions offer a glimpse of the achievements of contemporary...
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Budapest Views
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Budapest Views
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Budapest Churches
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Church in Castle Hill
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Castle District
The Castle District is one of the most romantic pedestrian sections in...
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Fishermans Bastion
The Fishermen's Bastion (designed by Frigyes Schluek) is made up of seven...
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Fishermans Bastion
Almost fairytale like in appearance, its decorative white rampart and flowing...
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Fishermans Bastion
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Fishermans Bastion 99
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St. Stephan's statue
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Eastern Europe
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