Széchenyi Chain Bridge (9 perc.)
Landmark 19th-century suspension bridge, designed by William Tierney Clark & illuminated at night.
Hungarian State Opera (9 perc.)
Neoclassical venue with ceiling frescoes & statues of composers, for opera & ballet plus tours. Heroes' Square (12 perc.)
Part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, with statues of the leaders of 7 tribes who founded Hungary. Hungarian Parliament Building (9 perc.)
Landmark Gothic Revival–style edifice with lavishly decorated rooms, plus a visitors' center. Matthias Church (14 perc.)
14th-century church named for King Matthias, who married here, with an ecclesiastical art museum. Central Market Hall (6 perc.)
Restored neogothic hall for traders with grocery produce on the ground & souvenirs on the 1st floor. Fisherman's Bastion (14 perc.)
19th-century fortress with 7 turreted lookout towers offering panoramic views plus cafe on terrace. Vajdahunyad Castle (13 perc.)
Finished in 1896, this castle shows the evolution of Hungarian architecture in its elaborate design. Gellért Thermal Bath (8 perc.)
These architecturally significant thermal pools are part of the famous Hotel Gellert complex. Dohány Street Synagogue (8 perc.)
Ornate domes top this lavish Moorish-style synagogue, with a museum, cemetery & Holocaust memorial. Széchenyi Thermal Bath (14 perc.)
Ornate thermal baths, built in 1913, with a cupola, massivve swimming pools & water jet massagers. Margaret Island (24 perc.)
Medieval ruins are found on this island that is predominantly used for recreation. St. Stephen's Basilica (8 perc.)
Vast cupola-topped Roman Catholic place of worship, built from 1851 to 1905, with regular concerts. | 
