Here’s a place-by-place breakdown for your Budapest vlog description, with key highlights and entry fee details:
Hungarian Parliament Building
One of the most iconic landmarks in Budapest, the Hungarian Parliament Building is a stunning example of Neo-Gothic architecture.
It is located along the Danube River and houses the Holy Crown of Hungary.
Highlights: Grand halls, detailed architecture, and the famous dome.
Entry Fee: € 30 for senior citizens and € 15 students under 24
Shoes on the Danube Memorial
A deeply moving memorial along the Danube River, the Shoes on the Danube commemorates the Jewish victims who were executed during WWII.
It’s an emotional and reflective stop in your Budapest journey.
Highlights: Emotional WWII memorial with a beautiful river backdrop.
Entry Fee: Free.
Chain Bridge (Széchenyi Lánchíd)
The Chain Bridge is the most famous bridge in Budapest, connecting Buda and Pest.
It offers fantastic views of the Parliament, Buda Castle, and the city skyline, especially at night.
Highlights: Stunning river views, especially during sunset and at night when the bridge lights up.
Entry Fee: Free.
Little Prince Statue
This charming statue of the Little Prince can be found on the Pest side of the Danube, symbolizing innocence and wonder.
It adds a whimsical touch to the riverbank and is a fun photo spot.
Highlights: Whimsical and hidden gem near the Danube.
Entry Fee: Free.
St. Stephen’s Basilica
St. Stephen’s Basilica is one of Budapest’s largest and most beautiful churches, dedicated to Hungary’s first king, St. Stephen.
Visitors can climb up to the dome for a panoramic view of the city.
Highlights: Magnificent interiors, beautiful artwork, and panoramic views from the dome.
Entry Fee: €6 - 10 for dome access to enjoy the views.
Liberty Park (Szabadság tér)
A peaceful green space filled with historic monuments, Liberty Park (Szabadság tér) features statues and monuments related to Hungary’s turbulent history.
It's a tranquil spot to relax and reflect on Hungary's past.
Highlights: Soviet-era memorials, statues, and a serene atmosphere in the heart of Budapest.
Entry Fee: Free.
Central Market Hall (Nagy Vásárcsarnok)
The Central Market Hall is the largest and most famous indoor market in Budapest.
It's a vibrant spot for trying local Hungarian dishes, buying souvenirs, and enjoying the atmosphere of a traditional market.
Highlights: Local food, crafts, traditional Hungarian products, and souvenirs.
Entry Fee: Free to enter, but be ready to shop and enjoy Hungarian street food!
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16 сен 2024
