Places to visit in Budapest

• Hungarian Parliament Building: The parliament of Budapest or the Hungarian Parliament Building is a place worth your time. The parliament’s key views include the old House of Lords, the Hungarian Crown Jewels, the Golden Staircase; the Dome Hall, the Grand Staircase, and the Loge Hall and Congress Hall. You can also opt for a paid guided tour that lasts for around 45 minutes and is available in multiple languages. The parliament building is a fusion of Neo-Gothic and Neo-Romanesque architectural styles.
• Buda Castle: The royal palace built in the 13^th century, Buda Castle has a lot of eye-catching spots for you out of which national gallery and ancient Budapest museum cannot to be missed. The palace features an age-old statue of the Prince Eugene of Savoy and remarkable fountains; one of the fountains is named under the King Matthias. Based on an engaging site, the castle covers an area of 300 metres. The Buda Castle is an epitome of Gothic architecture of the central part of Europe.
• Fisherman's Bastion: Fisherman's Bastion is the most popular destination among locals and tourists. Built between the years 1895 and 1902, the Bastion was constructed by Frigyes Schulek in the Neo-Romanesque style. This picturesque Bastion is an ideal place for some fantastic photo clicks. It features around seven towers; each of the towers feature Hungarian rulers, who guided their citizens to settle. Located at the centre of Fisherman's Bastion is the statue of St. Stephen, who was the former Hungarian king to rule during this period. Due to multiple reasons, such as fairytale castle walls, photogenic views, etc., this historical monument is a must-visit.
• Heroes’ Square: Being one of the major landmarks of the city, Heroes’ Square is a remarkable square that is located at the end of Andrassy Avenue. The square is surrounded by historical monuments, such as the Museum of Fine Arts on its left and Kunsthalle, the Hall of Art on its right. It is popular due to its iconic statue of Seven Chiefs of the Magyars. It has played a major role in Hungarian history and has also hosted various political events. You can also witness the statues of kings along with other historical figures on the sides of the centre pillar.
• Matthias Church: Are you bored of visiting churches? Well, not this one. Matthias Church is one of the uniquely designed and constructed churches in Europe. Based above the Buda Castle Hill, it is a cathedral full of mysteries and riches. Its breathtaking interior features varied and attractive array of colours. The wall paintings of the magnificent building will leave you amazed. Its entrance will offer you a breathtaking experience altogether, the colour combination of lights along with glass windows, and wooden benches seem welcoming. The cathedral also hosts weddings, holy masses, prayer sessions, etc.

Nightlife in Budapest

Nightlife in Budapest is equally exciting when compared to other cities in Europe. With a range of options, from cafes, discotheque such as disco clubs, normal pubs, ruin pubs, casinos, wine bars, and live music and jazz clubs, you have ample number of places to explore. If you are looking to relax then heading to a pool party at Szechenyi Baths especially on the weekends is the right decision.

KOBUCI: If you are looking for a place at the outskirts of Budapest, then KOBUCI is where you should head to. The place is located in the Óbuda district, known for folk-music by standard artists of various genres. So, enjoy its live band performances or DJ parties.

Instant: Want to explore a ruin pub? Well, don’t get confused about the various choices! Head to the Instant club, a unique place located in the hub of the city specifically near to the Hero’s Square and the Fisherman's Bastion. This ruin pub has various dance floors along with a diverse genre of music being played on each floor. So, enter the floor of your music type and keep hopping as and when you feel like until six in the morning.

Szimpla Kert: Szimpla Kert is a high standard ruin pub that plays music by world-class musicians and is also known to organise huge concerts. The place is not limited to music but gives you the chance to explore from various other options, such as theme-based film screenings, exhibitions, art workshops, and theatre plays. So, be here to gain an all-new experience.

Ötkert: Do you know which is the number one-party destination in Budapest? If not, then we know exactly what you should explore. Ötkert, it is. Facing a long queue to head to this place is quite common, so be here before time.