Budapest attractions

1. Parliament      

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   I reckon this isn't just one of Europe's most amazing buildings, but one of the world's! It has been the scene of violence in the last year with all the protests and everything, but there haven't been any there in a while. You can do free tours also - there's a sign about it outside. For the best... more I reckon this isn't just one of Europe's most amazing buildings, but one of the world's! It has been the scene of violence in the last year with all the protests and everything, but there haven't been any there in a while. You can do free tours also - there's a sign about it outside. For the best views though, make your way across the river to the Buda side.close

   by colm posted on j�l, 2007

2. Buda Palace      

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   Looming over Pest from the Buda side, you could spend an entire day exploring Castle Hill and the Royal Palace. This is where you will encounter the National Gallery and the History Museum, Mathias Church and Fisherman’s Bastion, a viewing platform that boasts unforgettable views over the... more Looming over Pest from the Buda side, you could spend an entire day exploring Castle Hill and the Royal Palace. This is where you will encounter the National Gallery and the History Museum, Mathias Church and Fisherman’s Bastion, a viewing platform that boasts unforgettable views over the Hungarian capital.close

   by colm posted on j�l, 2007

4. House of Terror      

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   Brilliant museum! The most interesting, informative and moving museum I have ever been to. If you were to only see one thing in Budapest I would highly recommend this.

   by ambero posted on jan, 2008

5. Szechenyi Baths and Pool      

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   • boo rating: 93%

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   I think the thing I like most about Budapest is the fact that you can go to the Szechenyi Baths every day. You have the choice of bathing in the outdoor thermal pools or using facilities indoors such as steam rooms, medicinal pools and more.

   by colm posted on j�n, 2007

7. Gellert Baths      

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   • boo rating: 80%

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   The Gellert Baths are Budapest's most popular baths. People have compared bathing in them to bathing in a cathedral. I still perferred the Szechenyi Baths. Either way, you won't forget a trip here. Just check out the photo!

   by colm posted on j�l, 2007

8. Great Market Hall      

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   Budapest's famous Great Market Hall isn't just a great place for cheap, decent Hungarian food, it's also a great place to see. When you walk in go up the stairs and over to the stalls on the left. There are loads of stalls there to choose from. The view of the market below is great also.

   by colm posted on j�n, 2007

9. Rudas Baths      

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   Built by the Turks in 1566, Rudas is the oldest thermal bath in Budapest. Recently renovated, its unique, magic atmosphere remains. If you try only one bath in Budapest, you have to try this one !

   by frakass posted on aug, 2007