Pictures of Budapest

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Gaze at the grand building of the democratic government of the people of Hungary and enjoy its reflection in the Danube River.

Enjoy an opera or ballet or simply admire the beautiful interior and exterior of this pre-1900 neo-Renaissance architectural masterpiece.

The twin capitals, these two Hungarian cities offer visitors stunning views and impressive buildings dating back centuries, gorgeous cuisine and an incredibly storied history. The older of the two cities, Buda, sits on the west side, while and Pest on the east side. In between flows the Danube, sometimes quiet and at other times, raging, with the two cities linked by the great Chain Bridge. With the Castle of Buda and Andrassy Boulevard declared a World Heritage Site, the city is recognized as one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

This structure, home to Europe’s largest agricultural museum, has such a beautiful facade that it is called a castle. And instead of a moat, it has an ice rink.

From this square along the Pest side of the Danube River, view the famous Chain Bridge and the Buda Castle district.

Enjoy an opera or ballet or simply admire the beautiful interior and exterior of this pre-1900 neo-Renaissance architectural masterpiece.

This museum features antiquities and art from some of Europe’s greatest artists. Its Spanish collection is particularly notable.

Gaze at the grand building of the democratic government of the people of Hungary and enjoy its reflection in the Danube River.

Hungary expresses its pride in its thousand years as a national entity in this large public square with monuments to past heroes.

Gaze at the grand building of the democratic government of the people of Hungary and enjoy its reflection in the Danube River.

Gaze at the grand building of the democratic government of the people of Hungary and enjoy its reflection in the Danube River.

Enjoy an opera or ballet or simply admire the beautiful interior and exterior of this pre-1900 neo-Renaissance architectural masterpiece.

The twin capitals, these two Hungarian cities offer visitors stunning views and impressive buildings dating back centuries, gorgeous cuisine and an incredibly storied history. The older of the two cities, Buda, sits on the west side, while and Pest on the east side. In between flows the Danube, sometimes quiet and at other times, raging, with the two cities linked by the great Chain Bridge. With the Castle of Buda and Andrassy Boulevard declared a World Heritage Site, the city is recognized as one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

The twin capitals, these two Hungarian cities offer visitors stunning views and impressive buildings dating back centuries, gorgeous cuisine and an incredibly storied history. The older of the two cities, Buda, sits on the west side, while and Pest on the east side. In between flows the Danube, sometimes quiet and at other times, raging, with the two cities linked by the great Chain Bridge. With the Castle of Buda and Andrassy Boulevard declared a World Heritage Site, the city is recognized as one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Enjoy an opera or ballet or simply admire the beautiful interior and exterior of this pre-1900 neo-Renaissance architectural masterpiece.

One of the highlights of the Budapest skyline, this palatial structure also offers interesting galleries and museums.

This museum features antiquities and art from some of Europe’s greatest artists. Its Spanish collection is particularly notable.

Enjoy an opera or ballet or simply admire the beautiful interior and exterior of this pre-1900 neo-Renaissance architectural masterpiece.

Enjoy an opera or ballet or simply admire the beautiful interior and exterior of this pre-1900 neo-Renaissance architectural masterpiece.

Hungary expresses its pride in its thousand years as a national entity in this large public square with monuments to past heroes.

The twin capitals, these two Hungarian cities offer visitors stunning views and impressive buildings dating back centuries, gorgeous cuisine and an incredibly storied history. The older of the two cities, Buda, sits on the west side, while and Pest on the east side. In between flows the Danube, sometimes quiet and at other times, raging, with the two cities linked by the great Chain Bridge. With the Castle of Buda and Andrassy Boulevard declared a World Heritage Site, the city is recognized as one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Enjoy an opera or ballet or simply admire the beautiful interior and exterior of this pre-1900 neo-Renaissance architectural masterpiece.

One of the highlights of the Budapest skyline, this palatial structure also offers interesting galleries and museums.

This structure, home to Europe’s largest agricultural museum, has such a beautiful facade that it is called a castle. And instead of a moat, it has an ice rink.