The Margaret Island Art Walk in Budapest is populated with statues and busts of notable artists in Hungarian history.
The Margaret Island Art Walk in Budapest is populated with statues and busts of notable artists in Hungarian history.
The trees of Margaret Island could possibly be the most impressive thing about the island, even though it has hundreds of years of history.
Margaret Island, often called “Budapest’s Central Park”, is an escape from the city, in the middle of the Danube River.
Dominican Convent Ruins are all that remain of the 13th-century convent where St Margaret (1242–71) took the veil.
The Bodor Fountain at the north end of Margaret Island in Budapest is a replica of the world-famous 1820 Bodor in Transylvania.