[2025 Budapest Attraction] Travel Guide for Ferris Wheel of Budapest (Updated Jun)

Attraction: Ferris Wheel of Budapest Address: Budapest, Erzsébet tér 1051, 1051 Hungary Direction: 2 minutes walk from Deák Ferenc tér station Opening Hours: Weekdays: 11am to 11pm ,Weekends 11am to 12 midnight Tickets: Standard: 3900HUF, Children: 2100HUF Rating: 8/10 This Ferris Wheel is locatedin the heart of the city, offering breathtaking views of Budapest's skyline and the Danube River. The Ferris wheel is typically set up on Erzsébet Square, which is a popular public space. Note: The Wheel goes slightly faster than the wheels in other countries. #timetotravel #budapest #Hungary #ferriswheel

That sounds like an amazing trip! Budapest is a stunning city with so much to offer—rich history, breathtaking architecture, thermal baths, and delicious food. Would you like me to help you write a detailed travel experience about your time there? Here’s a possible structure we could follow: ### **My Excellent Travel Experience in Budapest** #### **1. First Impressions** - Arrival and initial vibe of the city - The stunning views of the Danube River and the Parliament building #### **2. Exploring the Sights** - **Buda Castle & Fisherman’s Bastion** – Panoramic views and medieval charm - **Hungarian Parliament** – A masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture - **St. Stephen’s Basilica** – Beautiful interiors and rooftop views #### **3. Relaxing in Thermal Baths** - **Széchenyi Baths** – Soaking in the warm, medicinal waters - **Gellért Baths** – Art Nouveau elegance #### **4. Food & Culinary Delights** - Trying **goulash** and **lángos** (Hungarian fried bread) - Visiting the **Great Market Hall** for local flavors - Enjoying a riverside dinner with Hungarian wine #### **5. Unique Experiences** - **Ruin Bars** (like Szimpla Kert) – Quirky nightlife in abandoned buildings - **Danube River Cruise** – Seeing the city lit up at night #### **6. Final Thoughts & Why I Loved Budapest** - The perfect mix of history, relaxation, and vibrant culture - Friendly locals and great value for money Would you like me to expand on any section or add personal anecdotes? Let me know, and I can help craft a captivating travel story for you! 😊 Or if you'd prefer, you could share some highlights from your trip, and I can refine them into a beautiful narrative.

Budapest 3-Day Itinerary#travel #budapest #thingstodo Day 1: • Explore Buda Castle District: Matthias Church (inside & outside), Fisherman’s Bastion for panoramic views • Walk across Chain Bridge back to Pest side • Evening Danube Night Cruise (Legenda recommended) Day 2: • Visit St. Stephen’s Basilica (interior + Dome climb for city views) • Explore Jewish Quarter: Dohány Street Synagogue, murals, Gozsdu Courtyard • Relax at cafes or visit the Museum of Illusions Day 3: • Morning walk along Danube Promenade • Optional visit to Hospital in the Rock (if time allows) • Departure for airport in afternoon ⸻ [Must-Visit Attractions] 1. Buda Castle District • Highlights: Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, Castle courtyards with river panoramas 2. St. Stephen’s Basilica • Highlights: Grand interiors, Holy Right Hand relic, Dome terrace with 360° city views 3. Dohány Street Synagogue • Highlights: Largest synagogue in Europe, Holocaust Memorial Park, Tree of Life sculpture ⸻ [Must-Try Food] 1. Retró Lángos Büfé • Must-Try Dish: Classic Lángos with sour cream & cheese 2. Mazel Tov • Must-Try Dish: Mezze platter & Sabich (vegetarian Middle Eastern wrap) 3. Stand25 Bistro • Must-Try Dish: Hungarian Goulash & Túrógombóc (sweet cottage cheese dumplings) ⸻ [Accommodation] • Recommended Area for Accommodation: Pest side – near Deák Ferenc tér or Basilica area (central, walkable) • Hotel Name: Brill Budapest Apartments • Hotel Address: Ó utca 24-26, 1066 Budapest, Hungary ⸻ [Photo Spots] 1. Fisherman’s Bastion • Description: Iconic white stone terraces with stunning views of the Parliament and Danube 2. St. Stephen’s Basilica Dome Terrace • Description: Panoramic 360° city view from the top of Budapest’s most famous church 3. Széchenyi Chain Bridge at sunset • Description: Classic Budapest shot with Buda Castle lit up in the background ⸻ [Tips] • Buy 100E Airport Bus tickets via BudapestGO app for easy airport transfers • At ATMs, always withdraw in HUF and decline dynamic currency conversion • For best Parliament views, sit right side on Danube night cruise • Tap-to-pay does not work on Budapest public transport — buy tickets or passes via machines or app • Museums like House of Terror are closed on Mondays — plan accordingly

#I'm writing this in hopes that it will be helpful to those who are planning a trip to Europe! 📍 City Hotel Ring The owner was so kind 🩷 When she saw me carrying heavy luggage, she helped me carry my luggage to the elevator and was very worried. The facilities inside were comfortable and everyone was so kind that it was a great place to stay. 📍 Twenty Six A brunch cafe popular with locals 🥪🥯 I made a reservation in advance on Google Maps! I definitely recommend making a reservation! I ordered butter-baked potatoes and stir-fried beef curry. It was just the right amount of seasoning and delicious. The interior is so pretty ㅎㅎ 📍 Old Town Souvenir Shop There weren't as many souvenir shops in Budapest as in other Eastern European countries. I recommend looking at each shop carefully! I bought a vintage picture frame. I felt that Budapest had a lot of vintage souvenirs. 📍 New Town Christmas Market This Christmas market was full of a cute atmosphere. It's not that fancy, but it has a warm European atmosphere. I bought a giant hotdog here and ate it! There's so much to see, so I recommend you visit early and see it. 📍 Ferris Wheel The Ferris wheel, the symbol of Budapest! It's so big that you can see it from anywhere 🥰 It turns faster than you think... Those with strong hearts, try it! I just took pictures. 📍 St. Stephen's Basilica This is where the largest Christmas market in Budapest was held. There was a gorgeous and cute Christmas tree! The carols, delicious food, and decorations made for a romantic atmosphere. These are the places I visited in Budapest! #Budapest #Overseas travel #Travel plan #European travel I hope my post was helpful 🩷

#postandearn #familytrip #best_trip_by_trip #Beauty #stunning #Attractive Thanks to Trip.com for making this unforgettable journey possible There are moments in travel that leave an indelible mark on the soul — and a ride on the Ferris Wheel of Budapest is one of them. Gracefully towering over Erzsébet Square in the heart of the city, this stunning attraction — also known as the Budapest Eye — offers a spectacular blend of excitement, serenity, and sweeping panoramic views that redefine what it means to see a city from above. Thanks to Trip.com, my experience was seamless from start to finish. Booking tickets was quick and easy, and the mobile voucher allowed for effortless entry without waiting in line. From the moment I arrived, the grandeur of the Ferris wheel struck me. At nearly 65 meters tall, it commands attention, especially as night falls and thousands of LED lights transform it into a radiant beacon visible across the skyline. But the real magic begins as the wheel slowly lifts you above the bustling streets of Budapest. The enclosed, climate-controlled cabin ensures year-round comfort while the view through the glass windows is nothing short of spellbinding. Each gentle rotation reveals a living canvas of architectural wonders — the majestic Parliament Building along the Danube, the regal dome of St. Stephen’s Basilica, the hills of Buda crowned by the castle — all bathed in natural light by day and shimmering with city lights by night. As I ascended higher, the noise of the world below faded into stillness. For a few peaceful minutes, time seemed to pause. It’s the perfect escape for couples seeking a romantic moment, travelers hungry for a fresh perspective, or families looking for joy and wonder. The Ferris Wheel is also perfectly situated for exploring more of what Budapest has to offer. Erzsébet Square buzzes with life — food vendors, live music, and relaxed crowds enjoying the charm of the city. After the ride, I lingered with a drink from a nearby café, still enchanted by the beauty I had just witnessed from the sky. This experience, made possible by Trip.com, was nothing short of extraordinary. Their platform made planning effortless, allowing me to focus on what matters most — soaking in every incredible moment. I highly recommend both the Budapest Eye and booking with Trip.com for anyone visiting this unforgettable city. If you're looking to experience Budapest from a new angle — quite literally — don't miss the chance to ride the Ferris Wheel. It’s more than just an attraction. It’s a celebration of the city’s splendor, a peaceful flight above the rooftops, and a memory etched into your heart. Thank you, Trip.com, for elevating my Budapest adventure — in every sense of the word.

#postandearn Budapest boasts its own impressive Ferris wheel, the Budapest Eye, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. 🎡 Adding a touch of unique charm to the area around the Budapest Eye is the so-called "Michael Jackson tree." This unassuming tree became an impromptu #memorial following the pop icon's death in 2009. Fans adorned it with photos, messages, and tributes, it is a quirky landmark right next to the modern grandeur of the Ferris wheel. 💽 So, when you visit the Budapest Eye for stunning city views, be sure to take a moment to see this unusual tribute to a musical legend.

🌟🌟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

#JapanFlightEvent Introducing spots where you can capture the night view of Budapest! 1. Hungarian National Gallery When you come down the stairs from Fisherman's Bastion, the Hungarian National Gallery appears on the right. This is one of the best places to take pictures. ㅎㅎ 2. Gresham Palace A great spot to capture the night view while crossing the Szechenyi Chain Bridge! It's even better if you take a picture with the bridge :) 3. Elizabeth Square Ferris Wheel The Ferris wheel becomes dazzling with lights at night, so it's a great spot to capture pictures. ㅎㅎ

#JapanFlightEvent Near the Ferris Wheel in Elisabeth Square in Budapest, there is Duran Sandviks, which sells tapas sandwiches that are great for a snack or a lunch :) They sell a variety of menus, from ham to tuna, salmon, and shrimp, but I highly recommend the salmon because it really melts in your mouth ✨ The price is also around 2,000 won compared to European prices, so it's great value for money 🎶 If you're worried about the cost of food while traveling in Europe, this is a place I recommend ㅎㅎ

Budapest's Christmas atmosphere is already very strong, and various markets have started (11/17-1/1). Route: St. Istvan Cathedral (the best Christmas market in Europe from 20-22) - Budapest Eye Ferris Wheel - Vörösmarty Square (there is a free mini train, I also took it) - Fashion Street, you can walk back to Vörösmarty Square for dinner at Cyrano, it opens at 18:00, the service is good and the taste is also good. You can watch the light show at the church in the evening, and you can check in at Gerbeaud Kávéház in Vörösmarty Square, which was established in the 19th century and is a favorite cafe of Princess Sisi. The Christmas market is very lively, but the prices are not cheap, just join in the fun, don't consume blindly. There is a free public toilet in Mati Square, right where the mini train is. Bring your own paper, it's very small inside. Everyone should bring some change when going out, try to use the toilet in the hotel before going out, after all, most of the toilets in Budapest require consumption to use (or directly charge).