[2025 Budapest Attraction] Travel Guide for Hungarian National Gallery (Updated Jul)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 I discussed with my family for a long time and decided to spend the Chinese New Year in February this year. 11 days of free travel in Vienna and Budapest ✈️ Because the air tickets for the New Year are expensive, we chose a flight that connects in China. The airfare is about 31K Budapest, the capital of Hungary It is really a country where you can experience the European tourism atmosphere at a low cost. Although there has been some inflation and prices have risen a bit since the epidemic But compared to the cost in countries like France, Italy, etc. But it is much less! The Airbnb we stayed in Budapest this time was located opposite the Hungarian Parliament Building. Every time you get up early and at night, you can enjoy the super beautiful Capitol Building It is recommended that you buy a Budapest Card when you come to Budapest. This card allows free rides on subways, streetcars, buses, and many museums. The most worthwhile thing I think is that each card comes with a free cruise This is really a must experience! It’s so beautiful to sit on the boat and watch the Capitol at sunset and at night! If you have extra money, I recommend you go to other boats at your own expense to have free drinks. Or take a dinner cruise and have dinner while looking at the Capitol Building, which is more atmospheric! This time we traveled independently for 11 days and the total cost was about 60K! We cooked breakfast and dinner at Airbnb and had lunch at a restaurant outside. Eating out in Europe is more expensive. A meal for four people costs about 1,000 to 2,000 Taiwan dollars. If it is off-season, transfer from China The airfare is about 13K The cost can be reduced further to around 45K! Therefore, I really recommend everyone to travel to Budapest! ✈️ You can also travel to neighboring countries like Vienna and Slovakia!

📌 Hungarian National Gallery 🕰️ 10:00 - 18:00 (Closed on Mondays) 💵 HUF 4,800 The Hungarian National Gallery stretches up to three floors! I thought it would be short, but it was very spacious, so I was able to see a wide spectrum of works from the past to the present. In particular, the view from the top floor at the end was emotional and nice, perhaps because it was sunset. #OverseasFlightEvent #BudapestTravel

#centraleurope #Budapest is known for its thermal baths and stunning architecture, but one of its tastiest secrets is the iconic kürtőskalács (chimney cake). At Molnár Kürtőskalács, I found the perfect place to try this traditional Hungarian dessert while exploring the heart of the city. #Budapest #Hungary 🍩 What is Kürtőskalács? This sweet, spiral-shaped pastry is baked over an open flame and coated in sugar, cinnamon, or even chocolate. The result is a warm, crunchy outside and soft, fluffy inside—a must-try for dessert lovers. 💸 Price At Molnár Kürtőskalács, prices range from €3–5 per chimney cake depending on your chosen topping. They also offer filled versions with ice cream or Nutella for a little extra indulgence. 📍 Where to find it? Molnár is located in Váci Street, Budapest’s famous pedestrian shopping street. From Ferenciek tere metro station, it’s just a short 5-minute walk. 🚶♂️ A Sweet Walk Through Budapest After grabbing your chimney cake, stroll through: ✨ Váci Street – shops and street performers ✨ Vorosmarty Square – the heart of the city, perfect for photos ✨ Danube Promenade – enjoy views of the river and Buda Castle 🌟 Why I Loved It Walking through Budapest’s charming streets with a warm kürtőskalács felt like the ultimate Hungarian experience. Sweet, scenic, and unforgettable. 📌 Tip: Try to visit in the late afternoon and enjoy your dessert while watching the sunset over the Danube.

#summervacay Hungarian National Gallery: Where Art Crowns the Castle A Thousand Years of Magyar Spirit, Enshrined in Stone The Fortress of Art "Housed in Buda Castle’s Baroque wings, this gallery isn’t just a museum—it’s a pilgrimage through Hungarian identity. Gothic altars glow beside avant-garde rebellions, while terraces frame the Danube like a living canvas." Architectural Frame Location: Buda Castle Palace (Buildings B, C, D, E), its domes and courtyards overlooking the Chain Bridge. History: Founded in 1957, merging collections scattered after WWII. Occupies the former Royal Palace’s 18th–19th century wings. Grandeur: Soaring vaulted halls, marble staircases, and a glass-domed atrium flooding medieval sculptures in light. Collections That Sing Medieval & Renaissance Stone Poetry Gothic altarpieces carved from linden wood, stone Madonnas from ruined abbeys, and the haunting "Annunciation" (1506)—all rescued from war and neglect. Hidden gem: The 14th-century "Kiss of Judas" fresco fragment. 19th Century: The Golden Age Mihály Munkácsy’s monumental "Christ Trilogy"—dark, dramatic, and psychologically intense. Pál Szinyei Merse’s "Picnic in May" (1873): Hungary’s answer to Manet, drenched in Impressionist light. Twentieth Century Turbulence Avant-garde revolutions: Lajos Kassák’s constructivist typography, Vilmos Perlrott-Csaba’s war-torn Expressionism. Socialist Realism vs. underground resistance (e.g., Margit Anna’s surrealist protests). Modern Wings & Terraces Contemporary Hungarian art in sleek white cubes—video installations, land art, and political provocations. Dome Terrace: A 360° panorama of Pest, the Danube snaking past Parliament. "The best balcony in Budapest—where art ends and the city begins." Visitor’s Journey Floor Highlights Vibe Ground Gothic stone sculptures, temporary exhibits Sacred, shadowy 1st 19th-century paintings (Munkácsy, Szinyei Merse) Grandiose, gilded 2nd 20th-century avant-garde + modern Hungarian art Provocative, bright Dome Level Panoramic terrace, cafe with Parliament views Breathtaking, airy Secrets & Symbols The Lion Courtyard: Home to István Ferenczy’s bronze "Shepherd Boy" (1830)—Hungary’s first major sculpture. Stained Glass Hall: Art Nouveau gems by Miksa Róth, glowing like jewel boxes. Matthias Church Connection: Original Gothic sculptures rescued when the church was rebuilt. Practical Magic Hours: 10am–6pm (Tue–Sun); Closed Mon Tickets: 3,200 HUF (€8); Free terrace access (separate entrance) Pro Tips: ☀️ Visit at sunset—golden light floods the terrace, painting Parliament in fire. 🚶 **Enter via Szent György tér (Buda funicular stop) to avoid castle hill climbs. 🖼️ Focus: If short on time, prioritize the 19th-century wing (Room 2.07: Munkácsy’s "Ecce Homo!"). Nearby: Combine with Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, or Castle Hill labyrinth. A Local’s Insight "We don’t just see art here—we meet our ghosts and giants. Munkácsy’s Christ stares into your soul, the Danube

#citypassguide 🎟️ What is it? The Budapest Card is the city’s official tourist pass — and it’s packed with value. From unlimited public transportation to free entry at top attractions, this little card is your golden ticket to explore Budapest affordably and stress-free. 🎯 What’s Included: 🚇 Unlimited use of public transportation – metro, tram, buses (no tickets needed!) 🏛️ FREE entry to 30+ museums & attractions – including Budapest History Museum, Hungarian National Gallery, and more 🛁 FREE entry to Lukács Thermal Bath – Soak in classic Budapest style 🚶 Free walking tours – Guided tours on both the Pest and Buda side 🍝 Discounts (10–50%) at restaurants, cafés, thermal baths, cruises & more – Flash the card and save! 🤑 Money-Saving Tips with the Budapest Card: 💡 Use public transport often – The metro and trams are super efficient (Tram 2 is scenic and included!) 🎟️ Pick your free museums wisely – Combine history + art for maximum value 🕰️ Start early on day one – Activate the card in the morning to make the most of the time-based validity (24h, 48h, 72h, etc.) 🛁 Skip Széchenyi Baths, visit Lukács instead – It’s included and less crowded! 🍽️ Eat at partner restaurants – Many offer 20% off just for showing the card 🗺️ Use the included guide/map – It helps you plan efficiently and spot participating businesses 📲 Buy online for a discount & collect in the city – Sometimes cheaper than buying in person 🕒 Which Card Should You Get? 24h Card: Great for short layovers or fast-paced travelers 48h/72h Cards: Best value for most travelers — gives you time to soak, tour, and explore at a chill pace Plus versions: Some include airport transfers and Danube cruises

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⚠️Because I have elderly parents at home and cannot walk for too long, I only have about 4 itineraries a day, so if you want a more rushed itinerary, you can squeeze in a little more! ! I specially arranged a trip to Europe for the Chinese New Year in February this year. Because I didn't buy the ticket in advance, a direct flight from Taiwan to Vienna costs 50K🥲 So I chose a flight to China via Budapest. The price is around 31-35K ⚠️⚠️In the off-season, it is around 11K-15K‼ ️‼ ️It’s really cheap! The petty bourgeoisie can consider this! Can save a lot of money! ! If the transit time is more than 8 hours, you will be given free accommodation and you can also visit China ‼ ️You still need a Taiwan Compatriot Certificate for transit‼ ️ We landed at Budapest Airport at 5am. Budapest Airport is not as big as Vienna and there are not many planes. After we got our luggage, we quickly passed through customs and arrived at the place where we were going to catch the bus. ⚠️⚠️There are two ways to get from Budapest Airport to the city center 1. Take the airport bus. There are two routes. 👉🏻100E is a bus that goes directly to the city center. The fare is more expensive than 200E 👉🏻200E is a bus that stops at more stations and the fare is cheaper than 100E 2. Just take a taxi! The price is a little bit expensive but still acceptable 3. Self-driving and renting a car - Many people in Europe do this and it is also recommended 4. You will see a small shuttle bus at the airport counter. When there are enough people, we can start the trip! Finally, because of the price, we took the 100E express route to the city. Since we were planning to go directly to Vienna, we went directly to the train station to wait for the train and also bought some food at a nearby supermarket! ❗️The prices in Budapest will be much cheaper than in Vienna❗️ ⚠️Because our flights are both in Budapest and back, we decided to go to Vienna first and then to Budapest. If you only want to visit Budapest, you can start your day trip! If you don't take the train often, you don't need to buy a pass when traveling in various European countries. Here I recommend a private train called "Regiojet". The tickets for this train are much cheaper than those of ordinary state-owned railways. The train is very new. This time I went to Vienna and took the Regiojet train to Vienna. The journey took about 2-3 hours. We ate food purchased from a supermarket in Budapest on the bus. After arriving in Vienna at around 2pm, we checked into AIRBNB Since Europe is expensive, we decided to cook breakfast and dinner at home and eat lunch out. Vienna Day 1 After we put our luggage in the hotel and sorted it out, we arrived. 👉🏻Austrian National Library This is an incredibly beautiful library! ! It’s okay if you don’t buy a ticket, you can go in and take some photos! Next we came to 👉🏻Carl Church If you want to see churches in Europe, you can say that each one is more beautiful than the other! The church is free to enter, you can go in and have a look! I was very tired because I arrived on the first day, so I finished two trips. We went to the supermarket to buy food, went back to the hotel to cook dinner and went to bed early. Vienna Day 2 👉🏻Pandorf Designer Outlet It is said that you must visit outlet stores when you come to Europe So I booked a shuttle bus to and from the Outlet online. We spent almost a whole day there. Is it cheap? It is really cheap! But compared to France and Italy, there are not many expensive big brands. Just consider whether you want to go or not. Vienna Day 3 One-day tour in Europe's most beautiful town - Hallstatt On this day, I signed up for a local group tour online. This one-day tour itinerary 👇🏻 Hallstatt + Salzburg Seriously recommend to everyone who comes to Vienna You must visit Hallstatt and Salzburg! ! Hallstatt is indeed the most beautiful town in Europe. It looks beautiful no matter how you take photos. ❗️But the prices are really high. Eating in a small town will make you unable to buy anything❗️ Salzburg - Mozart's birthplace, Mozart's things are everywhere I recommend you to visit the house where Mozart was born. Maybe you can also try the Mozart chocolate balls Every store sells this stuff in a different flavor! But it's expensive, one costs 2 euros🥹 Vienna Day 4 ❗️Vienna has convenient transportation. Take the subway more than 4 times a day and buy a one-day or multi-day ticket 👉🏻 Schönbrunn Palace 👉🏻 Vienna City Hall 👉🏻 Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna 👉🏻Hofburg👉🏻Café Central👉🏻Graben Street👉🏻St. Stephen's Cathedral 👉🏻St. Peter's Church in Vienna The attractions for this day are not far away and are all nearby. You can buy the Vienna Pass or tickets for several attractions online first. Sometimes there will be discounts on the official website! Each museum is really beautiful! I especially recommend Schönbrunn Palace! ! You can take photos at the Central Cafe even if you don't go in to drink coffee. It's nice but crowded❗️ Graben is a street in Vienna. It is really beautiful. The two churches behind are a few minutes' walk away. You must go and see it! ! ! The first building is really majestic! The decoration inside is spectacular! ! ! The second one happened to be in the middle of a worship service and we also followed along to listen to the hymns☺️ Vienna Day 5 Today we are going to transfer back to Budapest So we got up early in the morning and bought some Vienna souvenirs in a nearby store. This time we took the Flix bus, which is a passenger bus between Europe. Probably like Tonglian Guoguang, the price is not expensive~ Arrived in Budapest around 2:00 p.m. After checking into Airbnb, this time we stayed right opposite the Hungarian Parliament! Therefore, I can see Daxia every time I go out! The night is so beautiful! 👉🏻Freedom Square👉🏻Ruin Bar Ruin bars are a famous area in Budapest. Every store here looks like a ruin, but it's a working bar. Recommended. Check it out here. Drinking is also a good choice. You can meet people from many different countries! Budapest Day 1 👉🏻Fisherman's Bastion👉🏻Budapest Cable Car👉🏻Buda Castle👉🏻Matthias Church 👉🏻Hungarian National Gallery👉🏻Hungarian History Museum ⚠️When traveling in Budapest, it is recommended to buy the Budapest pass This card has 24, 36, 72, and 96 hours. Because this card allows unlimited rides on various modes of transportation in Budapest and free visits to all government museums, etc.! If you are not interested in the museum, you can just buy a transportation card! ❗️Fisherman's Bastion and Buda Castle are must-see itineraries. Overlooking the entire Budapest is really super beautiful. Then take the Budapest Mountain Cable Car down, which is also very nice! Budapest Day 2 👉🏻Hungarian Parliament Building👉🏻Shoes on the Danube River👉🏻Szechenyi Chain Bridge 👉🏻St. Stephen's Basilica👉🏻Dohany Street Synagogue👉🏻Elisabeth Bridge The Hungarian Parliament Building recommends that you book a guided tour. There are Chinese versions, and they will take you inside for a tour. It is well worth a visit. The inside looks different from the outside, but it is still very beautiful! Each of those bridges looks different and is worth walking up to take pictures ⚠️St. Stephen's Basilica requires a ticket to enter, but the church inside looks like It’s super different from the outside! Budapest Day 3 👉🏻New York Palace Cafe 👉🏻Budapest Central Market 👉🏻Rukács Spa 👉🏻Vajdahunyad Castle New York Palace Cafe is worth a try! Sit down and drink a cup of coffee to experience the life of medieval Europeans Central Market: You can find all the souvenirs you want to buy here. If you have purchased the Budapest pass, you can soak in the Rukacs Spa for free. You really have to bring a swimsuit to experience it, it's very comfortable! ! Budapest Day 4 👉🏻Budapest Art Hall👉🏻Budapest Museum of Fine Arts 👉🏻Hungarian National Museum I am quite interested in the museum and I have bought a pass. It's free to watch. It's a waste not to watch it. There are only three days on this day, and the rest of the time is used to buy souvenirs Because I'm leaving on a flight back the next day. ⚠️If you have purchased the Budapest Pass, remember to take a Danube cruise! Each card can only be used for one free ride! Sitting on the boat and watching the Congress at night The atmosphere is really beautiful! ! ! ⚠️ Conclusion In Europe, we recommend that you do the same as us if you want to save money Just cook your own breakfast and dinner at the restaurant and eat lunch out! If you take transportation frequently, buy a pass to save money! ! We deducted the time for the flight this time. Stayed in Europe for 10 days, total cost was 59K If you come during the off-season, the price can drop to around 45K! Budapest and Vienna are really suitable countries for traveling If you have more time, you can also go to Slovakia. You will find that its prices are cheaper than Budapest🤯‼ ️ #AprilGoodDestinations2025

From the Millennium Castle to the Golden Dome, touch Hungary's thousand-year epic in the reflection of the Chain Bridge. Experience the eternal romance of both banks of the Danube in one day. Accommodation Recommendation: Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest • Location: In the heart of Pest, along the Danube River, directly facing the Chain Bridge, just a 10-minute walk to the Parliament Building. • Accessibility: 3 km from the first stop, Fisherman's Bastion, a 10-minute drive by car. 🏨 Hotel Highlights: · A masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture, featuring a glass dome in the lobby and intricately designed wrought-iron staircases that resemble an art museum. · Some rooms offer direct views of the Danube and Buda Castle Hill at night, with complimentary tickets for the Szechenyi Thermal Bath night experience. 👌🏻 Itinerary: 1. Fisherman's Bastion: A White Symphony in the Morning Light (8:30-10:30) · Fisherman's Bastion Viewing Platform (Halászbástya) ▪ Ticket: €5 for the second-floor viewing platform (free before 7:00 AM) ✨ Highlights: ▪ The seven towers symbolize the seven Magyar tribes, with the northern tower offering a perfect view of the Chain Bridge and Parliament Building together. ▪ Hidden Route: Descend along the eastern wall to the medieval defense ruins and touch the 13th-century stone arrow slits. · Matthias Church (Matthias Church) ▪ Distance: 200 meters, a 3-minute walk ▪ Ticket: €8 (includes access to the tower) ▪ Must-See: Gothic-style southern tower with colorful stone patterns, and King Béla III's coronation mural "The Coronation of Saint Stephen." 2. Buda Castle Hill: The Empire's Twilight and Rebirth (10:40-12:40) · Travel: Fisherman's Bastion → Castle Hill, 1.5 km, 5 minutes · Buda Castle (Buda Castle) ▪ Ticket: Castle Garden is free; Hungarian National Gallery €10 ▪ Hidden Route: ▪ Use a telephoto lens at the southern wing viewing platform to capture the Parliament Building's golden dome alongside Danube River cruise ships. ▪ Explore the Renaissance courtyard to find the Habsburg double-headed eagle emblem and Ottoman crescent moon stone carvings. · Free Activities: ▪ Ride the vintage funicular (€6) downhill for a 19th-century aristocratic travel experience. 3. Parliament Building: The Epic Finale Under the Golden Dome (13:30-16:00) · Travel: Castle Hill → Parliament Building, 3 km, 10 minutes · Parliament Building Guided Tour ▪ Ticket: €18 (English sessions must be booked in advance) 💥 Must-See: · Central dome hall with 16 gilded marble columns and a dome adorned with 40 kilograms of gold. · Saint Stephen's Crown Exhibition Room, featuring a sci-fi-like infrared security system. · 96-meter symmetrical staircase showcasing the light and shadow magic of Neo-Gothic architecture. 4. Andrássy Avenue: The Coffee Aroma of the Fin de Siècle (16:10-18:20) · Travel: Parliament Building → Andrássy Avenue, 2 km, 8 minutes · Free Activities: New York Café: Dubbed the world's most beautiful café, enjoy Dobos cake under its gilded dome. Luxury Shopping Street: Visit the flagship store of Hungary's Herend Porcelain for custom hand-painted blue diamond series. Food Highlights: 🔥 12:40-13:30 At the foot of Castle Hill, Ruszwurm Confectionery: Established in 1827, this royal dessert shop offers Empress Sisi's favorite cream cake. 🔥 16:00-16:10 Next to the Parliament Building, Trófea Grill: Indulge in Hungarian beef stew (Goulash) paired with Tokaji Aszú wine.

During the trip to Budapest, a special visit to the Hungarian National Gallery was arranged. Located in the Buda Castle district, this museum houses an extensive art collection covering Hungarian art from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. When I walked into the art gallery, I was first attracted by its magnificent architecture. The tall arches and exquisite interior decoration bring a solemn atmosphere. The exhibitions are divided into several themes, including religious paintings, folk art and modern art, which gave me a comprehensive understanding of Hungarian art history. Among them, the most impressive are the works from the Baroque period. The painters captured the life and beliefs of that time with delicate brushstrokes and vivid colors, which made me feel the artistic charm of that era. In addition, the modern art section is also full of surprises, with works by many contemporary artists showcasing Hungary’s innovation and vitality on the global art stage. Walking through the art gallery, you can not only appreciate the beautiful works of art, but also feel the rich cultural heritage of Hungary. Each painting tells a story and gives me a deeper understanding of the history and spirit of this country. The Hungarian National Gallery is a cultural treasure not to be missed. Whether you are an art lover or an ordinary tourist, this place can provide you with unforgettable visual enjoyment and profound cultural experience. Hungarian National Gallery Budapest, Szent Györgytér 2, 1014 Hungary Opening hour: 1000-1800 (Closed on Monday) #AprilGoodDestinations2025

Had such a wonderful time this January beautiful way to start my #2025 travelling! We went to Budapest castle and walked the city in the night which was a beautiful way of seeing all the lovely architecture!

🌟🌟Travel route Day 1: Budapest Hilton Hotel → Fisherman's Bastion → Matthias Church Day 2: Fisherman's Bastion → Castle Hill → Buda Castle → Hungarian National Gallery → Szechenyi Chain Bridge → Váci Street → Budapest Up Hotel Day 3: St. Stephen's Basilica → Budapest Eye Ferris Wheel → Hungarian State Opera House → Hungarian National Museum → Budapest Central Market → Danube River Cruise → Liberty Bridge → Elizabeth Bridge → Hungarian Parliament Building → Andrassy Avenue → Budapest Up Hotel Day 4: Vienna City Hall → Austrian Parliament Building → City Hall Square Day 5: Schönbrunn Palace → Kunsthistorisches Museum → Vienna Golden Hall Day 6: Central Cafe → St. Peter's Church → Sissi Museum → Austrian National Library → Stephen's Cathedral → Café Harwelka → Hof Palace → Heroes' Square → Vienna Museum of Natural History → Vienna State Opera Day 7: Obertraun Dormio Chalet → Salzkammergut Landscape Day 8: Hallstatt Lake → Hallstatt Observation Deck → Hallstatt Salt Mine → Obertraun Dormio Cabin Day 9: Mozart's birthplace → Salzburg Old Town → Salzburg Cathedral → Mozart Square → Salzburg Exhibition Center Austria Trend Hotel Day 10: Mirabell Palace → Mirabelle Gardens → Mozart's former residence → Buck Bridge → Grain Alley → Salzburg Bishop's Palace → Salzburg Museum → Salzburg Clock Tower → Hohensalzburg Fortress → Salzburg Exhibition Center Austria Trend Hotel Day 11: Pension Nostalgia Hotel → Cesky Krumlov Town Hall → St. Vitus Church → Svoronowski Square → Cesky Krumlov Historical Center → Puppet Museum → Cesky Krumlov Castle → Cesky Krumlov Castle Garden Day 12: Lazebnický Bridge → Hill behind Cesky Krumlov → St. Eustatius Church → Castle Tower → Prague Castle → St. Vitus Cathedral → Charles Bridge → Prague Old Town Square → Stages Hotel Prague, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel Day 13: Dancing House → Kafka Head Sculpture → Old Town → Prague Astronomical Clock → Tyn Church → Havel Market → Powder Tower → Vltava River → Old Town Bridge Tower → Stages Hotel Prague, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel Day 14: Raimund Theater → Andaz Vienna Belvedere Palace, Hyatt Regency Vienna 🚗Recommended check-in: Schönbrunn Palace: Vienna's Golden Hall: Danube River Sightseeing Cruise: Fisherman's Bastion: Fisherman's Bastion 📌Other tips: 1. Budapest

#europetrip Discovering the grandeur of Buda Castle in Budapest! Perched atop Castle Hill, this historic palace complex offers breathtaking views of the Danube and the city below. Originally completed in 1265, the castle has undergone numerous transformations, blending medieval, Baroque, and modern architectural styles. Today, it houses the Hungarian National Gallery, the Budapest History Museum, and the National Széchényi Library, making it a cultural hub. Strolling through its courtyards and exploring its museums, you can feel the rich history and vibrant culture of Hungary. Don’t miss the iconic Lion Courtyard and the stunning Matthias Fountain. A visit to Buda Castle is a journey through time and a must-see for any traveler in Budapest.

An excellent example of a city and national museum. Well laid out with bilingual information next to all the exhibits. It covers ancient history to modern times, and it's laid out in a logical manner. The building itself is absolutely gorgeous, and it's fitting for a museum. There is a cafe inside which is top quality and of course lockers/cloakroom and toilets. The museum is surrounded by some nice grounds with lots of statues around. Ticket prices vary. Remember to get a photography ticket if you want to snap away It's never particularly busy #timetotravel #architecture #museum

#EuropeTravel #HungaryTravel #BudapestTravel Collection of Budapest Travel Spots ✨️ ⠀ 1️⃣ Fisherman's Bastion (1, 2) The best place to enjoy the Budapest scenery It has three attractions: daytime scenery, sunset view, and night view It's a great place to visit multiple times ⠀ 2️⃣ Széchenyi Thermal Bath (3) A Budapest landmark where you can relax in hot springs and take Instagram-worthy photos If you go early in the morning, you can enjoy it with plenty of space! ⠀ 3️⃣ Budapest Eye (4) An observation wheel where you can overlook the city center of Budapest It operates 3-4 rounds at a cheaper price than other cities ⠀ 4️⃣ River Cruise (5) If you buy a river cruise ticket at sunset time You can enjoy the orange sunset and sparkling night view on the river! ⠀ 5️⃣ Buda Castle (6) A view restaurant that unfolds when you ride the funicular After visiting the Hungarian National Museum of Fine Arts, take a photo on the 3rd floor dome observatory and come down for the best finish ⠀ 6️⃣ McDonald's New Gati Station (7) A place called the most beautiful McDonald's in the world The store's visual and atmosphere are luxurious and elegant, but the price is a cost-effective restaurant where you can have a cheap meal ⠀ 7️⃣ St. Stephen's Basilica (8) You can enjoy the inside of the cathedral with a Korean audio guide The north tower observatory can be reached by elevator Cathedral admission tickets can be purchased at a separate ticket booth (Audio guides and observatories are paid in cash inside the cathedral) ⠀ 8️⃣ Hungarian Parliament Building (9, 10) The Hungarian Parliament Building, which is said to be the second most magnificent in Europe Not only the exterior but also the interior is really cool (Advance reservation is required for interior viewing, English guide)