10 tourist treasures of Budapest that you should definitely see

Budapest is one of the best cities in Europe with incredible architecture and opportunities for an unforgettable vacation. Here you can see how the locals care about preserving their heritage and strive to provide comfortable conditions for exploring the city.

What exactly is a must-see in this city on the banks of the Danube? Wyandotte Daily told us about it.

Hungarian parliament building

This crown of neo-Gothic architecture, built like the Palace of Westminster, is located on the banks of the Danube. You can go on a tour to learn about its history, as well as see exquisite sculptures, stained glass windows, and intricate mosaics.

Buda Castle and Fisherman's Bastion

This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that can be found on Castle Hill. The castle's museum contains the cultural heritage and history of Budapest, which is worth exploring. In addition, it is recommended to admire the magnificent panoramic views of the entire city.

Andrássy Avenue

You can admire interesting buildings, see theatres, and visit local shops along this avenue. It is also worth spending time in local cafes to enjoy the unique atmosphere of Budapest with a cup of coffee.

Széchenyi thermal baths

It is believed that the water from the Széchenyi thermal baths has healing and rejuvenating properties. In addition, the local pools are decorated in the Baroque style, stunning in their beauty and elegance.

Danube cruise

This is a picturesque walk that will allow you to admire the whole city. In particular, the boat will pass the Parliament building, the Fisherman's Bastion and the Chain Bridge. For an unforgettable romantic atmosphere, we recommend choosing an evening cruise.

Hungarian National Museum

It's hard to find a better place to explore the heritage of a country and its capital. Here you can see how the city has changed over time and what events the locals have experienced that have affected their future.

Great Market Hall

This is an authentic place that conveys the spirit of the city. Here you can taste local dishes and get a glimpse into the usual life of Hungarians.

Hungarian State Opera House

The most famous classical works are worth hearing and seeing in the State Opera House. Here you can catch performances of traditional opera and modern ballet.

Memento Park

This is an open-air museum that houses a collection of Hungary's communist past. This place will give you interesting leisure, a pleasant walk and the opportunity to look through the prism of history.

Hungarian national cuisine

In local restaurants, tourists should try such dishes as goulash, paprikash, and langos. You can entrust the choice of national dishes to the waiter. However, don't forget to try the local wine or palinka, a traditional fruit brandy in Hungary.

Earlier, TravelWise reported that Budapest was named one of the top honeymoon destinations.