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Budapest City Guide

Budapest blends grand coffee houses, thermal baths and Danube panoramas like no other city. Around 1.7 million people live here across 23 districts.

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Our 5 walking routes in Budapest

Each route starts at a metro or rail station and walks you to the highlights:

Basilica & Castle District

8 stops

From St Stephen's Basilica over the Chain Bridge and up by funicular to Castle Hill with the Royal Palace, Matthias Church and the Fishermen's Bastion.

Parliament & Margaret Island

6 stops

From the photo spot on the Buda bank across green Margaret Island into monumental Pest: Parliament, the Shoes on the Danube memorial and Liberty Square.

Andrássy, Opera & Heroes' Square

5 stops

Up the grand Andrássy Avenue: from the State Opera via Heroes' Square to the City Park with Vajdahunyad Castle and the Széchenyi Baths.

Váci utca, Market Hall & Gellért Hill

8 stops

From Café Gerbeaud through Váci utca to the Great Market Hall, across Liberty Bridge and up to the Citadella on Gellért Hill.

Jewish Quarter & Synagogue

5 stops

Lively Erzsébetváros: Europe's largest synagogue, the Gozsdu courtyards, street art and the city's most beautiful coffee house.

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