Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in the world with classical architecture and amazing vistas across the romantic Danube River. Furthermore, you can make your travel in Budapest more interesting thanks to well-renowned operatic music events and wonderful spa baths. Do you know it’s called the city of spas because of numerous natural springs of thermal water providing many thermal baths around the city? Let’s have a look at the Hungarian capital through following splendid photos.
Budapest is not only known for its thermal baths and unique historical stories, it’s also home to fantastic art and music.
Budapest, also known as the Paris of the East, is formed by two separated cities, Buda and Pest.
Danube River is the Europe's second longest river after the Volga. It divides Budapest into 2 parts: Buda, situated on the left side of Danube, was built on a hill with beautiful palaces; Pest on the right of Danube with the original castles and old medieval towns.
Buda and Pest are connected by nine bridges over the wide blue Danube, the most outstanding is the Chain Bridge, the oldest crossing point with two lions at each end.
Pest on the flat terrain with magnificent mansions and Basilica in beautiful architecture of Roman Emperor
Budapest takes pride in UNESCO World Heritage sites: the view of the Danube embankments, the Buda Castle District, Andrássy Avenue.
The 135-year-old Andrássy Avenue is known as the Champs-Élysées of Budapest.
Heroes' Square, situated at the end of Andrassy Avenue, is featured with Millennium Monument, king statues, heroes, and symbols of Hungarian monarchy
Opera House is an important architecture structure in Pest, one of the most amazing examples of the Neo Renaissance architecture.
Budapest is home of more than 100 thermal hot springs. In 1934, Budapest was known as the city of spas all over the world.
One of many thermal baths and spas
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