The Prince Buda & Princess Pest Statue symbolizes the merger of the three neighboring cities of Pest, Buda, and Óbuda (or Old Buda) in 1950.
The Prince Buda & Princess Pest Statue symbolizes the merger of the three neighboring cities of Pest, Buda, and Óbuda (or Old Buda) in 1950.
The Ervin Szabo Library was established at the beginning of the 20th century. The central library location is also an ornate Hungarian palace.
The Michael Jackson Memorial Tree is a fan-created memorial to the singer, outside of the hotel he would stay at when he visited Budapest.
The mural on the facade of the Turkish Bank House in Budapest is a great reminder when you are traveling, don't forget to look up!
The Hegedüs Villa or originally the Schoch Villa is well known in Budapest, although few people know by its name.
The Gellért Hill Cave has been used as a home and a church for centuries. Today it is used as a church by the Pauline Order monks.
The 40-meter-tall Liberty Statue, standing high above Gellért Hill, is a prominent feature of Budapest's skyline.
The Museum of Hungarian Agriculture, the biggest museum of agriculture in Europe, can be found in Vajdahunyad Castle in City Park in Budapest.
Heroes’ Square or Hősök tere was built in 1896 for the Hungarian Millennial Celebrations to boost Hungarian Pride.
Vajdahunyad Castle is an architectural homage to 21 different buildings, among them a church and a castle with ties to Dracula.