Lovely romanesque copy of a celebrated 13th century church in nearby Zsambek. Built in 1933.
Look out for the statues of George Stephenson and James Watt above the main entrance. They were two influencial British engineers who help pioneer the railways.
Fantastic museum about the Roman history of Budapest. Contains several remains of the settlement.
Chapel which contains the mummified right hand of St Stephen.
Named after the engineer who supervised the building of the chain bridge and who designed the tunnel under castle hill.
Contained within the neoclassical Karolyi Palace. Great examples of period furniture and dress.
Built by English engineer William Tierney Clark in 1839. It is a larger scale version of his bridge across the River Thames in Marlow.
Small museum tracing the development of Budapest's underground system. Cheap entrance fee.
Great collection of interactive displays spread over three floors.
Resting place of some of the most influential Hungarian citizens. Impressive monuments and tombs.
Neo Gothic masterpiece. Awesome views across the Danube to the Pest side of the city.
Beautiful square containing the impressive millenary monument showcasing important Hungarian rulers and statesmen.
Housed in an 18th century monastry. An interesting collection of contemporary history exhibits.
Beautiful landscaped gardens. Try the Invisible Exhibition which is an interactive tour led by a blind person.
