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A baroque palace built in the 18th century and now serving as a museum. Surrounded by a large park, the palace houses, among other things, a carriage museum, a palm house, and a hunting exhibition. It was the residence of the Hungarian noble Festetics family for over 200 years. Today, it is known as the Helikon Palace Museum and houses an extensive library and various exhibitions.

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I have shared several pictures, although some of them were only taken in or from the castle. The road and places leading there also belong to the castle, so I have uploaded some of them. The castle can be reached from Dobó Square, across the bridge, going straight up the street lined with shops, wine bars and restaurants. The rest speaks for itself.

Budapest Castle Garden Bazaar

Buda Castle, also known as the Buda Palace, is an impressive historical landmark in the heart of Budapest. Located on Castle Hill in the district, it was built in the 13th century. Over the centuries, it has been rebuilt and expanded several times, so that today it displays a mix of Baroque, Gothic, and Neoclassical elements. Formerly the residence of the Hungarian kings, Buda Castle is now home to the Hungarian National Museum and the Historical Collection of the Hungarian National Gallery. From the castle, you have fantastic views of the city, the Danube, and the Chain Bridge. The grounds are also known for their beautiful gardens, which are worth exploring.

Located in the historic Castle District of the Buda district of Budapest, it is the tallest building in the capital and the largest in the country.

55 km, in January. 😃

Beautiful. A tip: to go up, take the funicular only if you have the 72-hour Budapest Card. Otherwise, you can easily walk up in 10 minutes. Without a card, the funicular costs €10 per person for a 2-minute ride...a steal