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Matthias Church
15m · Admission ticket not included
Matthias Church, a striking Gothic Revival masterpiece in Budapest's Castle District, has stood as a symbol of Hungary's history for over 700 years. Its vibrant tiled roof, intricate spires, and stunning interior frescoes make it a must-see landmark. Join us to uncover the church's fascinating royal tales and breathtaking artistic details. We take photos outside.
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Fisherman's Bastion
15m
Fisherman’s Bastion is a fairy-tale terrace in Budapest offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Danube and the city skyline. Its neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque design features stunning turrets, arches, and pathways that feel straight out of a storybook.
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Holy Trinity Column
5m
The Holy Trinity Statue in Budapest's Castle District is a magnificent monument commemorating the end of the 18th-century plague. Its intricate carvings and towering design make it a striking centerpiece in Trinity Square.
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Ministry Of Finance
Pass by
Iconic building by the Holy Trinity Square.
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10m
Ruszwurm Confectionery, a charming pastry shop in Budapest's Castle District, has delighted locals and visitors since 1827. Renowned for its authentic atmosphere and handmade desserts, it's the perfect spot to savor traditional Hungarian cakes like Dobos torta and krémes. Let us guide you to this historic gem for a sweet taste of Budapest!
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Statue of Mounted Andras Hadik
5m
The Hadik Statue in Budapest’s Castle District honors András Hadik, a legendary Hungarian soldier and Maria Theresa’s favorite general. Famous for his audacious victories, the statue also has a superstitious charm—touching the horse's shiny bronze ..... :) (you will see) is said to bring good luck. Join us to discover the statue’s fascinating history and quirky tradition on our guided tour!
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Arpad Toth Promenade (Setany)
10m
Residential part of Buda Castle hill.
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Hospital in the Rock Nuclear Bunker Museum
Pass by
We tell you the story of Hospital in the Rock. The museum offers private guided tour in ENG. On our tour we do not enter the place, but pass by.
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Labirintus Budavari
Pass by
Hidden gem of Buda Castle, labyrinth.
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Sandor Palace
5m
It serves as the official residence of Hungary’s President. It was named after its original owner, Count Sándor Móricz, a famed horseman known as the "Devil’s Rider" for his daring equestrian stunts.
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Karmelita Kolostor
10m
The Carmelite Monastery in Budapest, nestled in the Castle District, has had a rich history of transformation. Originally a monastery, it later served as a theater and concert hall, showcasing art and culture. Today, it houses the Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office, blending its historical significance with modern political importance.
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Buda Hill Funicular
10m
The Buda Hill Funicular, operating since 1870, is one of Budapest's most charming historic transport systems. It connects the Chain Bridge to the Castle District, offering a quick ride with spectacular views of the Danube and the city.
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Kiralyi Lovarda
5m
The Riding Hall in Buda Castle is a beautifully restored structure that originally served as a royal equestrian facility.
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Fountain of King Matthias
10m
Matthias Fountain, located in the heart of Buda Castle, is a striking Baroque-style monument dedicated to King Matthias Corvinus. The fountain, featuring a central sculpture of the king riding a horse, symbolizes the power and cultural flourishing of his reign in the 15th century.
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Buda Castle
15m
The Royal Palace in Buda, a grand historical landmark, is home to several museums that showcase Hungary's rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the Hungarian National Gallery, the Budapest History Museum, and the National Library, each offering a unique glimpse into the country's art, history, and literature.
