Budapest is a scenic destination brimming with historical treasures. Many of the city’s attractions are recognized as World Heritage Sites. Castle Hill, the Royal Palace, Matthias Church and Fishermen’s Bastion were added to the list in 1987. The Banks of the Danube from Gellért Hill to Aquincum, together with Chain Bridge and the Parliament, was also acknowledged as a World Heritage Site in the same year. Andrássy Avenue, Heroes’ Square and the Millennium Underground were included by UNESCO in 2002. Be sure to add a World Heritage Site to your Budapest sightseeing.
The Castle District in Budapest is filled with history
Chain Bridge was the first bridge to connect Buda and Pest
The Parliament of Hungary is the world's third largest Parliament building
The famous Matthias Church is over 700 years old
The Royal Palace is visible from everywhere in Budapest
Fishermen's Bastion is a favorite lookout
Heroes' Square is the largest square in Budapest
Gellért Hill offers some of the best panoramic views of Budapest
Andrássy Avenue connects the city center with City Park
The Millennium Underground was the first subway line in continental Europe
When Hungary was part of the Roman Empire its capital was Aquincum