Interesting places in Budapest attract travelers, because in the capital of Hungary everyone can feel the unique spirit that hides the secrets of bygone eras.
Unusual sights of Budapest
- Monument to Anonymous: it is dedicated to the chronicler - the author of “Gesta Hungarorum”, who was immortalized in bronze, sitting on a bench in a monk's attire with a feather and a manuscript. According to reviews, those who make a wish and rub the pen of Anonymous can wait for its fulfillment in the near future.
- Philosophical Garden: here you can reflect on the meaning of life, surrounded by 8 bronze sculptures of philosophers and famous personalities (Buddha, Jesus, Abraham, Lao Tzu and others).
- Fountain "Open Book": presented in the form of a book, from the binding of which jets of water rise, creating the illusion of turning pages.
What interesting places to visit in Budapest?
Vacationers in the Hungarian capital will be interested in visiting the Hungarian National (here they will offer to look at more than a million exhibits located in a portrait gallery, a musical exposition, halls dedicated to the royal mantle and the revolution of 1848-1949, a hall of history of the 20th century and others, as well as manuscripts, books and coins - the collection of Count Ferenc Széchenyi) and the Marzipan Museum (here exhibits from marzipan in the form of temples, the Fisherman's Bastion, a portrait of Mozart and other famous personalities are on display for all visitors; here you will not only have a chance to see the smallest details, but also become a witness “Birth” of sweet masterpieces, and buy marzipan sweets and liqueur in a small shop).
An interesting place to visit will be the observation deck of St. Stephen's Basilica, ideal for enjoying the beautiful views of Budapest from a height of 90 meters. In addition, those who come to the basilica may have a chance to attend an organ concert.
While walking around Budapest, you should find the sugar shop "Sugar!" worth capturing in photographs.
Everyone will be able to experience incredible sensations by going on an excursion around the labyrinth of the Buda Fortress (located at a depth of 16 m), about 1.2 km long, which is divided into themed “halls” (at the entrance, tourists are given a map of the dungeon).
Aquaworld Budapest water park is a place where you should go for a copy of the Angkor Wat temple (suspended bridges and turrets are installed around it), a complex of baths and saunas, 15 swimming pools (filled with water of different temperatures), 11 slides ("Whirlwind", "Mountain stream "," Rainbow "," Jungle "and others).
