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Discover the rich history and stunning architecture of Budapest on this immersive 3-hour walking tour through Pest, the vibrant downtown district on the east bank of the Danube River. Begin your journey at Kossuth Square in front of the grand Parliament building, Hungary’s largest and most iconic structure, known for its breathtaking exterior and artistic treasures inside.
Stroll through the surrounding area as your expert guide shares stories about the monuments and buildings that define Budapest’s past. Pause by the poignant Holocaust Monument on the riverbank, a moving tribute to the thousands of Jewish citizens who lost their lives here during World War II.
Continue to Freedom Square, once the financial heart of Budapest and still considered one of the city’s most beautiful spaces. Admire the impressive Stock Exchange Palace and the splendid bank buildings that line the square, each bearing witness to the city’s opulent history.
Pass by the statue of Cardinal Mindszenty, the legendary Catholic leader, before heading towards St. Stephen’s Basilica. Along the way, marvel at Budapest’s renowned Art Nouveau architecture and see the second-largest synagogue in the world, highlighting the city’s Jewish heritage.
Your tour winds along the elegant Andrassy Boulevard, where the Hungarian nobility once strolled. After a brief stop at the historic Opera House, conclude your experience at Heroes Square, a grand site commemorating the millennium of Hungary’s founding. Reserve your spot today to explore Budapest’s captivating heritage firsthand!
