Many visitors strolling through Buda Castle District—perhaps after a visit to Ruszwurm Café or a meal at Jamie’s Italian—will come across the equestrian statue of András Hadik, a striking monument dedicated to one of Hungary’s most famous hussars. While this …
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Matthias Church, one of the most iconic landmarks of Buda Castle in Budapest, has stood as a witness to Hungary’s most defining historical moments. From its early medieval origins to its grand Neo-Gothic restoration, the church has evolved through centuries …
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Here’s a quiz based on the Buda Castle Funicular’s rich history. The Funicular celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2020 so it may give you a clue.
The Funicular cable car in the Buda Castle District (between Adam Clarks Square by the Tunnel and the Castle hilltop) is periodically maintained. The Funicular closes every Monday on odd weeks for maintenance, except when the Monday falls on a …
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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 …
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The historic Buda Castle District in Budapest is home not only to the celebrated Matthias Church, but also to several remarkable churches such as . Among these, the lesser-known St. Mary Magdalene’s Church Tower—often called Magdalene Tower—plays a …
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Located near Matthias Church and Fisherman’s Bastion, the Holy Trinity Statue can be found in the middle of Holy Trinity Square. The column commemorates the people of Buda who died from two outbreaks of the Black Plague. These days, it …
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