Introducing Budapest
The Neo-Classical architecture of the city, along with the graffiti-covered walls of its buildings, forms a perfect backdrop for the diverse landscape on either side of the Danube River. The Buda side is hilly and green, while the Pest side is flat and vibrant. The bridges that span the Danube highlight the progress Budapest has made through the centuries. The Chain Bridge and Elizabeth Bridge are perfect complements to the city’s architectural beauty.
Budapest has a vibrant energy that sets it apart from its counterparts, Vienna and Prague. It displays a unique individuality that gives the city a distinguished and refreshing edge — which is why millions of tourists from around the globe visit every year. Budapest is home to the largest synagogue, the third-largest church, and the third-largest Parliament building in Europe, as well as the continent’s largest medicinal bath.
Budapest in a Few Words
Budapest has been described as a strange yet wonderful city — a place made for exploring and discovering hidden treasures that add drama and beauty to its culture. The Danube continues to energize the city, and locals uphold ancient traditions through colorful festivals and holidays. It’s a city that embraces change and lives in the moment — a blend of modern energy and traditional artistry that makes Budapest truly unforgettable.
Hotels
Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal — 5-Star Hotel
