Budapest, Hungary has the reputation of "Danube Pearl"

what's in Budapest? Danube Pearl? Its reputation is listed as one of the precious world heritages by UNESCO, and it was once rated by the French. The quietest capital in the world? . Climbing Mount Gellet, which stands on the banks of the Danube, Budapest has a panoramic view. Hexi is Buda, with gentle hills and winding ups and downs, where the remaining veins of Carpathian Mountain suddenly end; East of the river is Pace, where the vast Hungarian Plain starts and extends to the southeast to the border of Hungary, Romania and South Hungary.

The city is so colorful, so many treasures are hidden, so beautiful that Hungarians don't know where to introduce it and what to emphasize! It is often said that Budapest should be imagined as a stunning beauty, a woman who can always show freshness and interest. She will never be bored. Even if you know her all your life, she will always be so mysterious and more charming with the passage of time.

The main area of Budapest can also be visited by walking. Therefore, especially when the weather is fine, we suggest that you explore the city by walking anyway!

let's start from BudaiV? R) Let's go, it's equivalent to the Forbidden City in Hungary. This castle, which was built about 75 A.D. 15 years later than the Forbidden City, has been rebuilt many times for centuries until it becomes what it is now. The main attractions here are Magath Church (M? ty? S-templom), Fisherman's Castle (Hal? szb? Stya), from which you can enjoy the peerless beauty of Perth and the palace that is now the National Art Gallery and the National Library.

Cracow Adamu Square (Clark? d? mt? R) If we look around carefully, we can find a huge ""-shaped stone carving on the right. This is the -kilometer milestone in Hungary. Calculate the distance to other places from here.

Take a walk on the first bridge in the capital, Chain Bridge (L? nch? D) It is also a very pleasant thing. It was built and put into use in 1849, and has a history of more than 16 years. Many people think it is the most beautiful bridge in Budapest. Thanks to the ingenious design of British architects, there are only two bridges built by this technology in the world: one in Budapest and the other in Britain.

when you arrive in Perth, you can first see the magnificent building Gresham Palota facing the bridge. This building, which once belonged to the Grisham family, is now not only Budapest, but also one of the most beautiful hotels in the region (Four Seasons Hotel). Take a walk from the left side of the building and cross Zilini Pedestrian Street (Zrinyis? t? l? Utca) can reach Bazilika, which is the most beautiful and largest church in Budapest. From March 15 to autumn, you can climb to the top to see the beautiful city. Try it anyway!

Turn left when you come out of the cathedral, then cross a road and turn left, and you can get to Andras Street (Andr? ssy? T) it is. This is the most beautiful street in Budapest from the architectural point of view, and the landscape here must not be missed. It is also worth a walk in all the exquisite buildings, but here are more internationally renowned brand stores, Operah? Z) This luxurious building also stands here, and restaurants and cafes on both sides of the street provide tourists with a little rest. Among them, Liszt Ferenc t? R) is one of the most popular places, but don't miss the Paris Mall (P? rizsiNagy? ruh? Z), and the Lotzterem, which is located behind the bookstore and can be reached by the escalator, is also one of the most exquisite cafes in Budapest!

We suggest you go to Oktogon and get into the ground from there (only 1 meter! ), and then jump on a 11-year-old subway that we mentioned earlier. It takes four stops to reach Heroes Square (H? s? kt? R) yes! This square is the second largest tourist attraction in Budapest. Statues in a semi-ring shape are listed to commemorate the successive kings and commanders of Hungary from the founding father to the revolution in 1848. In the front square, there is a statue of Seven Horses, which, according to legend, represents seven tribes that founded Hungary. On both sides of the square are the Art Museum (Sz? pm? v? szetiM? Zeum) and the Museum of Arts and Crafts (M? Csarnok), people who love art must not miss it! Behind Heroes Square to the right is the Agricultural Museum (Mez? gazdas? giM? Zeum), whose architecture is reminiscent of a medieval romantic castle, is also worth taking a few minutes to have a look. Behind the square on the left is the Secheney Hot Springs (Sz? chenyiF? rd? ), it is not only the intoxicating beauty of the building itself, but also the largest hot spring bath in Europe. If you come to Budapest, you must go here!

Interesting thing: Behind the square on the left is Gundel, one of the most famous restaurants in Budapest, and Robinson restaurant opposite it is also very good. These two companies are highly recommended to you!

Second stop

The inner city of Budapest is fascinating enough! Many small shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs are expecting curious guests to visit the 19th century houses preserved in good condition! This is Budapest District 5! Here, our goal is to get lost, but of course, we must not miss visiting some wonderful places, such as freedom square (Szabads? gt? R), the Hungarian Television Headquarters (Magyar TV sz? kh? Z), Nemzeti Bank and other buildings around the square that are also exquisite in Europe, visit the Parliament Building (be sure to buy tickets to watch! ), Budapest Antique Street, falk Micsa Street, Watts Street (V? Ciutca) and the big vegetable market (V? s? Rcsarnok), we can get must-buy souvenirs in the big vegetable market!

Interesting thing: Unfortunately, most staircase rooms are difficult to enter directly for safety reasons, but if someone just goes in or out in front of us, we can sneak in, because many staircase rooms are the essence of architecture!

The third stop

is located at Karoyi Ring Road (K? Roly Krt.) and Elizabeth ring road (Erzs? The old ghetto in betkrt. is one of the most atmospheric places in the city, which is most loved by young people. There are countless bars, restaurants, pubs and exquisite buildings, and the synagogue in Doha Street (Doh? nyutcaizsinag? Ga) also stands here. It is the largest synagogue in Europe and the second largest in the world.

Interesting thing: Don't miss the fourth stop of SZIMPLAKERT

If you are eager for fresher air, we suggest you take a walk to the Statue of Liberty (Szabads? Gszobor), from which you can see the breathtaking city scenery. After taking photos, you can go north to Taban (Tab? N), stroll in the quiet alleys there and enjoy the elegant demeanor of ancient villas and buildings.

Interesting thing: If you want to draw a perfect ending for this day, you can do it at CitadellaPanor? ma ? Tterem) order dinner. Enjoy delicious food under the touching night view of the city!

Spend a pleasant 2-3 hours on the island of Margit, the largest park in Budapest. There is no need to seek any scenery, just bring a blanket, spread it on the ground, and bring a good book or magazine to enjoy the freshest air. If you are keen on running, there is a circular runway on the island, and there is nothing more wonderful than enjoying the Danube and the adjacent buildings on the shore while exercising.

Budapest is still famous as a hot spring city, because it is the capital with the largest number of hot springs in the world. Coming to Hungary without trying hot springs is like going to Beijing without visiting hutongs. There are many hot springs in the city, and we recommend Secheney Hot Springs (Sz? ch? nyiF? rd? ), Gellert Hot Springs (Gell? rtF? rd? ) and Rudas (Turkish) Hot Springs (Rudas (t? r? k) F? rd? )。 It should be noted, however, that Rudas Hot Springs is only a mixed bath time for men and women from 1: pm to 4: am every Friday, from 6: am to 7: pm on Saturday, from 1: pm to 4: am on Sunday!

Around Budapest

No matter how wonderful Budapest is, we still encourage you to leave her for a while and explore more exciting places around. For example, you can take a small train to the suburbs and spend some time in Szentendre near the Danube, which is only 25 kilometers away from the center of Budapest. This small city was built by Serbs, and now its art, fine arts, shops and cobblestone streets are well worth spending two to three hours here. If you are still looking for more exciting projects, from Shandandan to the farther Tahoe village (Tahit? Tfalu) Go to Bodor Mayor, bodor to enjoy the intoxicating equestrian performance, and then you can understand why we are proud of our equestrian tradition!

Are you familiar with Princess Sisi, the queen who was deeply loved by Hungarians during the Austro-Hungarian Empire? Did you know that her favorite place before her death was Hungary? Her very beautiful palace, Girdler Manor (G? d? ll? Kir? lyiKast? Ly) has been well preserved and rebuilt, and is now open to the public, located in the suburbs only 3 kilometers from the center of Budapest. Similarly, you can take a small train on another line, which takes only 4 minutes to get there. If you choose this route, you can't miss one of our famous equestrian performances, lazare Equestrian Park (Laz? R Lovas Park is waiting for you with its wonderful performances and delicious food.

the city of San Andrei (called Shandandan in China) is 2km away from the Hungarian capital, located on the Danube River, between Budapest and Visegrad. It is one of the most important tourist cities in Hungary and one of the modern art schools in the country? Expo Hall? . The town is small, but there are many churches, handicraft shops, galleries, workshops, museums, bars and cafes. The colorful houses have a strong flavor, and the winding stone streets make people feel a traditional romantic atmosphere. There are seven steeple churches in the city, which constitute the main picture of the city. Rows of houses of different sizes, and alleys that connect the streets together, some of which can only be passed by one person, add to the colorful colors and living atmosphere of the city. In the central square of the city, there is an Orthodox double cross donated by businessmen, which was built in 1763. The words on it indicate wealth obtained by proper means, and the iron anchor is a symbol of luck.