Attractions in Budapest, Hungary (469)
Citadella
8 Recommendations: 8 Favorable,
This is another must-visit-place of Budapest. If you have chance visit it at day and at night also. You can't have better scenery from Budapest than here.
Reviewed by Zoli (周汉唐)
Updated 800 days ago
Szimpla Kert
7 Recommendations: 7 Favorable,
This was the first ruin pub in Budapest. It used to be an old cinema created on the inner courtyard of a typical downtown building in Pest. The place attracts not only locals but nowadays also young tourists because of the original atmoshpere. Highly recommended!
Reviewed by Gabriella Farkas
Updated 685 days ago
Fővárosi Állat- és Növénykert
6 Recommendations: 6 Favorable,
Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden is located in the 14th district of Pest. It was first opened in 1866. Originally its territory was 18 acres, but during the history it was reduced to 11 acres. Domains were cut for the circus, theme park, Széchenyi thermal bath and streets. You can see 733 different species, also some unique one, from the class mammals, birds, fishes, reptiles, amphibians.
Reviewed by Zoli (周汉唐)
Updated 690 days ago
Buda Castle
5 Recommendations: 5 Favorable,
Really nice place to visit. You can walk around the Castle and have the beautiful view of Budapest which is part of the World Heritage. You can find here the Fishermen’s Bastion, Matthias Church, Hungarian Cultur Foundation, Budapest History Museum, Budapest Labyrinth, Hungarian National Gallery.
Reviewed by Andrea J.
Updated 831 days ago
Napfényes Étterem
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
This vegetarian restaurant is almost in the city center. The place is quiet and friendly. You can choose from various green food (like pizza, dessert, etc.) and there is also daily changing menu at cheaper price. Take a map or GPS so you won't get lost in the narrow streets.
Reviewed by Zoli (周汉唐)
Updated 693 days ago
A 38-as Állóhajó
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
If you want to hear live underground music (at least for me it is underground) you have to visit (standing) boat A38. It is next to the Petőfi bridge at the Buda side. I think the music genre is various: metal, jazz, pop, house, ambient, etc. The type of the soviet boat is Artemovszk 38, built in 1968 and used for stone shipping. If you like non-commercial places you have board quick.
Reviewed by Zoli (周汉唐)
Updated 702 days ago
WestEnd City Center
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
West End City Center is a famous mall in Budapest, next to the west train station. It is well located in the city, you can reach it by different buses, tram (line 4-6) and the blue metro. The mall is long, there are many famous brands there and the canteen area is big, you can taste many kind of foods (chinese,fishes,common hamburgers,bbq) if you got tired because of the long shopping.
Reviewed by Zoli (周汉唐)
Updated 666 days ago
Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
This hotel is at the most beautiful part of Budapest. From your window you can the River Danube, the bridge called Lánchíd, the Castle of Buda as well. At last, but not at least the sight of Budapest by night is will guarantee for you the success with your partner :)
Reviewed by Zsolt Halassy
Updated 695 days ago
Terror Háza
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
It contains exhibits related to the fascist and communist dictatorial regimes in 20th century Hungary and is also a memorial to the victims of these regimes, including those detained, interrogated, tortured or killed in the building.With regard to communism and fascism, the exhibition contains material on the nation's relationships to Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. It also contains exhibits related to Hungarian organisations such as the fascist Arrow Cross Party and the communist ÁVH (which was similar to the Soviet Union KGB secret police). Part of the exhibition takes visitors to the basement, where they can see examples of the cells that the ÁVH used to break the will of their prisoners.
Reviewed by Edit Takacs
Updated 654 days ago
Dohány Street Synagogue
4 Recommendations: 4 Favorable,
The second largest synagogue of the world. Both cultural and religious sight. Breathtaking ! The synagogue is 75m long and 27m wide,[3] and was built between 1854 and 1859 in the Moorish Revival style, based chiefly on Moorish models from North Africa and Spain (the Alhambra),[4] according to a plan by German Ludwig Förster, with interior design partly by Frigyes Feszl. Theodore Herzl's house of birth was next to the Dohány street Synagogue. In the place of his house stands the Jewish Museum, which holds the Jewish Religious and Historical Collection, built in 1930 in accordance with the synagogue's architectural style and attached in 1931 to the main building.
Reviewed by Andras Csillag
Updated 819 days ago
