Budapest
Top sights
The city's most famous buildings are lined up directly on the banks of the Danube. On the western bank are the Citadel, the magnificent Castle Palace and the Matthias Church with the Fishermen's Bastion. The eastern bank of the Danube boasts the city's landmark, the 286-metre-long Parliament Building, along with other magnificent buildings.
Culture & Events
An important cultural feature of Budapest is its spa culture, which has existed for over 2000 years and was already appreciated by the Romans. Due to the special geotectonic location, there are numerous thermal springs and spas.
Culinary delights
Hungarian cuisine is more than just goulash and paprika and is one of the best cuisines in Europe. An unmistakable speciality is Tokay, a fruity dessert wine. As in Vienna, Budapest has a lively coffee house culture.
Top sights
The city's most famous buildings are lined up directly on the banks of the Danube. On the western bank are the Citadel, the magnificent Castle Palace and the Matthias Church with the Fishermen's Bastion. The eastern bank of the Danube boasts the city's landmark, the 286-metre-long Parliament Building, along with other magnificent buildings.
Culture & Events
An important cultural feature of Budapest is its spa culture, which has existed for over 2000 years and was already appreciated by the Romans. Due to the special geotectonic location, there are numerous thermal springs and spas.
Culinary delights
Hungarian cuisine is more than just goulash and paprika and is one of the best cuisines in Europe. An unmistakable speciality is Tokay, a fruity dessert wine. As in Vienna, Budapest has a lively coffee house culture.