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St. Stephen's Basilica is located in the pest side, 300 m from the metro station Deak Ter. The basilica was completed in early 900, after 50 years of construction, with a predominantly neo-classical style. The name comes from "Saint Stephen I" which is the first Hungarian king. The basilica has a capacity of 9000 people and is the third tallest building in Hungary and a popular tourist destination. You can reach the dome by elevator or walk the 364 steps. At the top you will enjoy a 360° view of Budapest..
Heroes Square is one of the most important squares of Budapest, located at the end of Andrássy Avenue and is accessible by metro 1 (yellow line) stop Hosok Ter. On the sides of the square is the Museum of Fine Arts on the left and the Palace of Art on the right. Inside the park szecheny spas and cool bar. In the center of the square "the Millennium Monument" with statues of the leaders of seven tribes, founders of Hungary in the ninth century.
The synagogue is located in the Jewish quarter (district VII) and is accessible by Metro 2 (red line) stop at Astoria. is the biggest synagogue in Europe. Inside a Jewish cemetery and Holocaust memorials. It was build between 1854 and 1859.
The Bastion is located on the Buda Castle hill close to Matthias Church. neo-Gothic and neo-Romantic style, was built between 1895 and 1902. From the towers and terrace you can enjoy a magnificent view of Budapest, Margaret Island and Gellert Hill. Its seven towers represent the seven Hungarian tribes that settled in the Carpathian Basin in 896. The Bastion takes its name from the guild of fishermen which was responsible for defending this stretch of the city walls during the Middle Ages.
The Budapest Parliament is the symbol of Hungarian city and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. It is located near the Danube on the Pest side. It was built in the nineteenth century between 1885 and 1904 to celebrate the independence of Hungary within the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Currently meets in this building, the National Assembly of Hungary, now no longer based on bicameralism. is the seat of an important library, the head of the Government and the President of the Republic.
The building is located in the Andrássy Avenue and is accessible by metro 1 (yellow line) stop at Vorosmarty utca. This museum is showing two bloody periods as fascism and communism in the dictatorial regime of the twentieth century and a memorial to the victims tortured, interrogated and killed in this building. The black structure makes the frame outside the building, projecting with the light of the sun, the word TERROR on the building.
In this market you can find everything for what concerns the the foodstuff. From meat to fish, fruits and vegetables and spices of every type. If you want a typical Hungarian souvenirs, this is the right place.
A bookstore that sells fine wines, books in different languagesand music. But the real particularity is the beautiful Renaissance style coffee room with paintings of Károly Lotz (one of the most talented artists from Hungary, has also decorated rooms of parliament and many buildings in Budapest). The feeling is of being in the palace of a King to taste cake and have a coffee. The cafe is located on Andrassy Ut between Oktogon and Opera. Hours: Daily 10:00 to 22:00
One of the finest coffees in the world. Many literary of the Belle Epoque frequented this cafe. The frescoes are of Gusztáv Mannheimer and Ferenc Eisenhut and date from the middle of 800. The stately Venetian chandeliers diffuse a magic light, gilded stucco covering the twisted columns. The feeling is of being in another time, the sophistication and charm of the Belle Epoque. It is said that the writer Ferenc Molnár has thrown the keys into the Danube on the opening day so the cafe do not ever close.
Is one of the first clubs in Budapest thay you must see. Every corner of the room is to admire, old objects, broken chairs, plants hanging from the ceiling, old televisions with psychedelic lights on the walls and a huge garden. Creativity is certainly not missing, it seems that every object has its precise place. Always full Szimpla closes in late night.
A big hole in the center of the city. Gödör is always crowded with tourists and Hungarians because is a place easily accessible from every corner of the city. It is located at Deak, here the three metro lines intersect. The program is very rich, from jazz to rock concerts, blues and nights of Balkan music. During the summer since the early afternoon starts to fill and the steps of access to the place are transformed into a living under the sky of Budapest with tables and chairs.
Unique club, at the time the building contained 14 apartments, a clinic and a courtyard. The owners have turned it into a club with three floors. Concerts, contemporary art galleries, cafes, four bars and lots of imagination. The bands and DJs comes from all over Europe and the evenings generally range from electro, world music, break-beat and jazz. From the Opera metro station is two minutes by walk.
The name derives from Artemovszk 38, which is the name of a Ukraine ship prototype. Inaugurated in 2003, has started a new life on the Danube in Budapest as a cultural center. Since its opening it has become one of the most important club of Budapest, and from the feedback of the artists, one of the coolest clubs in Europe. Great International Band have performed here. The boat also has a restaurant for a dinner on the Danube.
A cool place that offers good international cuisine. An ideal place for a drink at the table and chat. During the summer Most have a very nice roof terrace. Concerts and exhibitions of art to admire while you have a meal or drinking a beer.
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