Buda Castle Buda Castle, Budapest

Explore the historic castle district of the Hungarian capital and get to know the real Budapest! Visit the Buda Castle and other attractions in the castle district and enjoy the breathtaking views from the Buda Castle Hill. A 3-hour walking …

The building of the Hungarian National Gallery – located in several wings of the Buda Castle – is a stunning piece of art, as are the views over the city and the river Danube from the Dome terrace. See the …

The Fisherman’s Bastion – world famous for its magnificent views from its turrets and terraces – is one of the most well-known attractions of the Buda Castle area, and provides perhaps the most beautiful panorama of the city from the …

Visit the Buda Castle with your private group with a professional Castle guide. Small group private tours are available for booking throughout the year in the Buda Castle District in Budapest.…

House of Houdini – located close to the building of the Buda Castle in Budapest – presents the life and shows of the world famous illusionist born in Hungary. The specialty museum is more than just exhibits, there are also …

Enjoy the great wines on offer at the Budapest Wine Festival, one of the long-awaited events in Budapest in the autumn season. It is more than the Hungarian National Wine Festival as it often reaches out to other nations, featuring …

The Festival of Crafts in Buda Castle Budapest is a celebration of Hungarian Crafts every August, around the 20th of August when Hungary’s birthday takes place.
The Festival of Crafts (known as Mestersegek Unnepe in Hungarian) is a pleasantly authentic …

Being packed with military memorabilia, loaded with weaponry and bringing battle scenes to life an exciting and fun family day for all is guaranteed in the Institute and Museum of Military History.

The Military Museum is in a temporary location

Visit the fascinating Golden Eagle Pharmacy Museum in the Buda Castle District to see a medieval Alchemy Lab and medicinal tools and items from the Middle Ages.…

The small, but utterly captivating Museum of Music History in the Buda Castle District will take you through the Hungarian music history highlights, Franz Liszt, Kodaly, Bartok. There are frequent concerts in the Museum, which can be visited free of …