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Budapest Airport 29 Min

Hungarian Parliament Building (5 Min)
Landmark Gothic Revival–Style Edifice With Lavishly Decorated Rooms, Plus A Visitors' Center.

Buda Castle (7 Min)
Palatial Venue For The Hungarian National Gallery Plus Displays From Gothic Altars To Sculpture.

Gellért Hill (4 Min)
A Walk Up This Small Hill Leads To Balconies With Scenic Views Of The Danube, Plus Snack Kiosks.

Dohány Street Synagogue (7 Min)
Ornate Domes Top This Lavish Moorish-Style Synagogue, With A Museum, Cemetery & Holocaust Memorial.

Matthias Church (10 Min)
14Th-Century Church Named For King Matthias, Who Married Here, With An Ecclesiastical Art Museum.

St. Stephen's Basilica (12 Min)
Vast Cupola-Topped Roman Catholic Place Of Worship, Built From 1851 To 1905, With Regular Concerts.

Hungarian State Opera (15 Min)
Neoclassical Venue With Ceiling Frescoes & Statues Of Composers, For Opera & Ballet Plus Tours.

Gellért Thermal Bath (10 Min)
These Architecturally Significant Thermal Pools Are Part Of The Famous Hotel Gellert Complex.

Heroes' Square (12 Min)
Part Of A Unesco World Heritage Site, With Statues Of The Leaders Of 7 Tribes Who Founded Hungary.

Citadella (5 Min)
Built After The Suppression Of The Hungarian Revolution In 1848, This Fort Is A Symbol Of The City.

Széchenyi Chain Bridge (8 Min)
Landmark 19Th-Century Suspension Bridge, Designed By William Tierney Clark & Illuminated At Night.

Central Market Hall (7 Min)
Restored Neogothic Hall For Traders With Grocery Produce On The Ground & Souvenirs On The 1St Floor.

Fisherman's Bastion (10 Min)
19Th-Century Fortress With 7 Turreted Lookout Towers Offering Panoramic Views Plus Cafe On Terrace.

Széchenyi Thermal Bath (14 Min)
Ornate Thermal Baths, Built In 1913, With A Cupola, Massivve Swimming Pools & Water Jet Massagers.

Margaret Island (20 Min)
Medieval Ruins Are Found On This Island That Is Predominantly Used For Recreation.