Attractions in Hungary

The Matthias Church is a Roman Catholic church of the Hungarian capital Budapest. It is located in the castle district Vár on the Buda side. The Matthias Church - officially …read more

The Széchenyi Chain Bridge (English: Széchenyi Chain Bridge; in common parlance, often only the Chain Bridge) is the oldest, best-known bridge on the Danube, providing a permanent connection between Buda …read more

The parliament building, in German outdated Reichstag (Hungarian: Országház, literally: country house), is the seat of the Hungarian parliament in Budapest. The 268 meter long building, located directly on the …read more

The entrance is not worthwhile, from the outside a lot more impressive

Always worth a visit on a hot summer's day. Beautiful outdoor swimming pool, secluded shady spots under mighty trees or just relax and unwind on the Danube.

Esztergom is one of the oldest cities in Hungary and is located approx. 60 km north of Budapest, has a significant historical past and here was also the residence of …read more

The Cathedral of St. István, inaugurated in 1905, is of beautiful architecture and, at almost 100 meters, it is also the largest church in Budapest. A tower climb is worthwhile because of the great view.

The decision to build this "Monument to Heroes of Hungary" was taken in 1896, the 1000th anniversary of the Hungarian conquest. Three years later, construction began, which was completed 30 years later, namely in 1929.read more

The Statue of Liberty (Szabadság-szobor) in Budapest stands on the Gellért Hill in front of the citadel in the Buda district. It is the largest of a group of three …read more

The Vajdahunyad Castle (Vajdahunyad vára) is on the right side from Heroes' Square. Like many monuments and buildings, the castle was built in 1896 on the occasion of the celebrations …read more

The Budavári Palace (German Burgal, Turkish Budin Kalesi) is one of the most important cultural and tourist centers of Budapest, the former royal palace. As part of the Buda Castle …read more

The castle is one of the most important building complexes in Hungary and belongs to the Fertö / Neusiedler See world heritage and was built between 1763 and 1766. The …read more

Fort Monostor (Hungarian: Monostori Erőd) (also referred to as Fort Sandberg) was built between 1850 and 1871 as part of the Hungarian fortification system of Komrárom. After World War II …read more

The castle of Esztergom stands on a hill rising on the right bank of the Danube, more than fifty meters high, bordered by rifted side walls, in the old town …read more

It is a story that is almost unknown outside Hungary. She starts with Gábor Sztehlo. The Lutheran minister had saved more than 2,000 Jews during the reign of the National …read more

Roman military fortifications across the border of the Roman Empire along the cozy riverside street of Dunakeszi, north of Budapest, at Dunasor 28-31. of houses number one. Here you can …read more

The building was the Buda city residence of the noble family Sándor. It was built in 1806. Prime Minister Count Gyula Andrássy made it in 1867 the seat of his …read more

Nice to look at the beautiful look.
The connection to the Gellertberg.
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The bridge is named after the Austrian Empress and Hungarian Queen Elisabeth, who has not experienced their completion.

On the façade of the Service Economique Régional (the authority of the Regionlaen Wirtschaftsdienst), opposite the parliament are still VERY clearly visible traces from the past (1956).

In Harta there is a public, EU-funded campsite right on the Danube. From the location heretofore the most beautiful place. The sanitary facilities and the showers are not so great. …read more