Visit the Liberty Bridge this art deco bridge connects Buda and Pest across the Danube, Castle Hill, Herend Shop, Fisherman's Bastion the seven fairy tale-like towers of Fisherman's Bastion offer views of the Danube and Pest side of the city.
Visit Danube the European Union's longest river, Central Market Hall, Liberty Statue, home to the Citadella, a World Heritage Site. This hillside played host to several vineyards in the 18th century and currently features several embassies and expensive homes.
Visit Andrassy Avenue, House of Terror a specialty museum focusing on fascist and communist regimes, Thermal Spas Shed the stress and rejuvenate your muscles in the soothing waters of the city's thermal baths.
Visit Chain Bridge While it offers excellent views of the city. It's the first bridge to span the Danube River in Hungary, Matthias Church, Parliament Pc, Shoes on the Danube Bank.
Visit Vaci Street and do shopping, Arioso, St. Stephen's Basilica. Experience the soothing effects of Budapest's bath culture at one of its famous thermal spas. You can plunge into pools fed by hot-spring water.
Visit Ecseri Market, Hungarian National Gallery,Buda Castle At World Heritage Site Buda Castle, you'll encounter medieval architecture, lush gardens, and centuries of royal Hungarian.
Visit Janoshegy, Paloma, Margaret Island Walk, swim, or visit the sites at Margaret Island, a popular place for recreation in the heart of the city. Hosok tere where you can see the Museum of Fine Arts, the Palace of Art, and City Park.