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Top 6 Night Attractions in Budapest - 2024
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Explore the best night attractions in Budapest! Discover vibrant evening entertainment and stunning nightscapes
Updated Jun 2024
- 7.84.7/539 ReviewFrom10.74"The ticket bought before 6 o'clock on the same day, it is very convenient to take a taxi from the hotel in Buda to the pier. It is convenient to pick up the ticket until early and you can get on the previous boat in advance. The scenery is very good. There are drinks available. You must check in ～."Budapest1.4km from downtownHighlights: The city of Budapest is divided into two by the Danube River, and has the reputation of "Pearl of the Danube". Board a sightseeing cruise and enjoy the views from the deck along this legendary river. The verdant forest, the majestic baroque palace, the ancient and mysterious Matthias Church, which is more than 700 years old, the opera house loved by Princess Sissi, the Fisherman's Bastion, which symbolizes the seven tribes, tells the vicissitudes of thousands of years. The beautiful scenery unfolded in front of me without reservation. At dusk, the sky is gorgeous and quiet. The crimson sunset and the Danube River form a strange picture. The lights on both sides of the river are gradually rising. This is the night in Budapest, like a soft waltz accompanied by a blue Danube River.Show Less
- 7.14.7/5460 ReviewFree
based on 17629 reviews"I have to say that the chain bridge is taken from any angle. If you want to take a picture, stand on the platform of walking to Buda Castle. The picture is at the bridgehead. It happens to be the location of the bus stop No. 105 next to the Leo restaurant on the top floor of the Clark Hotel. The viewing location is excellent. The position on the left can see the Capitol, the position on the right half to see the chain bridge, while looking at the Buda Castle, picture 6 on the platform protruding on the left hand side of the Buda Castle"Budapest287m from downtownHighlights: The Chain Bridge, also known as the Szechenyi Bridge or the Szechenyi Chain Bridge, was originally named after its patron, and was later commonly known as the Chain Bridge because of the construction method of iron chain traction. This is a bridge across the Danube, connecting Buda and Pest, and a symbol and landmark of the merged city. The construction of the Chain Bridge began in 1839 and was completed in 1849, with a total length of 380 meters. When it was built, it was the bridge with the largest span in the world at that time. The bridge body was made of chains as the skeleton. There were pedestrian walkways on both sides of the bridge deck, and vehicles could pass in the middle. The bridgeheads standing on both sides of the strait are two tall and majestic stone triumphal arches. Huge steel cables are drawn out from the bridgehead, and the stretched bridge deck is suspended, outlining a strong curve. There are two stone lions guarding the bridge near the Pace area. The lion is resolute and majestic. It guards the Chain Bridge day and night like a patron saint. Walking on the Bridge Walking on the Chain Bridge, you can enjoy the charming scenery on both sides of Buda and Pest, the tranquil Danube, the magnificent Hungarian Parliament Building, and the dreamy Fisherman's Bastion. When you are in it, it is like stepping into a frozen historical picture. Whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, the scenery here is unique. The Buda end of the Chain Bridge has a vertical cable car from which you can ascend the Castle Hill. On the Pest side of the Chain Bridge is Széchenyi Istvan Square, where you can admire the palace-like buildings of the Hungarian Academy of Social Sciences and the Four Seasons Hotel. The Chain Bridge, a romantic place, is full of romance and literature when the lights are on. Under the light and shadow, the Chain Bridge is more mottled and has a hazy beauty. You can see many couples dating here. No wonder it has always been known as Budapest. One of the more romantic places, the famous "Love in Budapest" has also been filmed here many times. The Buda Palace on the Buda side is a great place to look over the Chain Bridge, from where you can enjoy a stunning view of the Reichstag, the Chain Bridge and the Danube. Every year on the Hungarian National Day, the Chain Bridge is only for pedestrians, and fireworks will bloom on the Danube River.Show Less - 6.04.5/5132 ReviewFreebased on 10679 reviews"The castle hill is located on the banks of the Danube in Budapest, Hungary. This hilltop has a castle area, the site of the castle of Buda. Buda castle was first built in 1265 and is the castle palace of the Hungarian king."Budapest638m from downtownHighlights: Castle Hill is a place where tourists come to Budapest to visit more and more concentrated places. Its history can be traced back to the 13th century AD. Most of Buda's attractions are gathered here, and it is the place where many tourists choose to start their visit to Budapest. Walking on the Castle Hill Road, you will soon find that the streets and the squares and houses along the way have a strong medieval architectural style. There are attractions on the Buda Castle Hill, including the Royal Palace and its National Gallery and History Museum, Matthias Church, Fisherman's Bastion and other attractions. Standing on the top of the castle, you can have a panoramic view of the Danube River and the city of Pest on the opposite bank, and have a panoramic view of the Chain Bridge, the Parliament Building, and St. Stephen's Cathedral.Show Less
- 8.14.6/5464 ReviewFrom20.49based on 42513 reviews"Modern building in Budapest. Don’t forget to view the night view of Parliament Building."Budapest1.1km from downtownHighlights: The Hungarian Parliament Building with a typical neo-Gothic style was built in the early 20th century and is one of the more magnificent and solemn buildings in Hungary. If you want to understand the history and culture of Hungary, the Hungarian Parliament Building is a must-visit place. The Hungarian Parliament Building is majestic, with two tall and beautiful towers hollowed out with white stones. Portraits of Hungarian historical celebrities and huge murals depicting Hungarian historical events can be seen everywhere inside. The Hungarian Parliament Building was designed and supervised by well-known Hungarian designers. The building has a total of 691 halls, a total of 27 doors leading to ten courtyards, and a total of more than 20 kilometers of stairs. The main halls are decorated with portraits and frescoes of celebrities in Hungarian history. The outer walls are decorated with 88 sculptures. The Mun-kacsy hall also displays large paintings by well-known Hungarian painters.Show Less
- 6.64.5/5283 ReviewFreebased on 12961 reviews"Hero square is atractive part of Budapest on the metro M1. It is way to perfect park woth nice enviroment, to gallery, to ZOO and also thermal spa is close from there I am providing some pics"Budapest3.4km from downtownHighlights: Heroes' Square is one of the magnificent buildings in Budapest, with high historical and artistic value. Located at the end of Andrássy Street in the northeast, it was built to celebrate the 1000th anniversary of the founding of Hungary, to commemorate the Hungarian people and national heroes who have suffered through the war. Every major festival square will have a grand celebration ceremony. Strolling the Square Strolling through the Heroes Square, you can stop and admire the exquisite buildings on the square. In the center of the square stands the Millennium Monument with a height of 35 meters. At the top is the statue of the Angel Gabriel. Gabriel holds the coronation crown and drives forward, majestic. At the base of the monument there are seven statues of tribal leaders of the ancestral Hungarian Magyars. The back of the monument is surrounded by symmetrical columns, with 14 bronze statues juxtaposed between the columns. Among them are the kings of Hungary and the princes and generals who made great contributions to the War of Independence. The west side of the square is the Museum of Fine Arts, and the east side is the Budapest Palace of Arts. The two neoclassical buildings are simple and atmospheric, echoing each other from a distance. The Koslin column on the porch has the feeling of a Greek temple. The ground of the square is paved with blue and white terrazzo, which is wide enough to accommodate 200,000 people. Travel Tips To take a panoramic view of the square, stand at the exit of the Hősöktere subway station, preferably with a wide-angle lens. Under the illumination of lights at night, the scenery of Heroes Square is even more spectacular. Friends who like photography must not miss the gorgeous night view of Heroes Square. After visiting Heroes Square, you can go to András Street opposite the square to see this famous avenue that is listed as a world cultural heritage; Feed the teal and have a good time at Széchenyi Spa.Show Less
- 3.54.1/534 ReviewFree
based on 582 reviews"The Margaret Bridge in Budapest is beautiful, and compared to the chain bridge, it is a slim woman, more compact and delicate. There are also yellow trams passing by on this bridge, which can be photographed up close, but the speed is not slow, pay attention to safety, and you can see the Capitol."Budapest1.9km from downtownHighlights: The Margaret Bridge spans the Danube and connects Buda and Pest on both sides of the river. The bridge is divided into two parts at a 165-degree angle, with a small bridge extending in the middle, leading to Margaret Island. This is a very good angle for taking pictures of the Capitol Building, especially at night.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Night Attractions in Budapest?
Some Night Attractions in Budapest include:Budapest Danube Boat Tour, Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Castle Hill, Hungarian Parliament Building, Heroes' Square
What are some highly-rated Night Attractions in Budapest?
Some highly-rated Night Attractions in Budapest include:Budapest Danube Boat Tour:4.7, Széchenyi Chain Bridge:4.7, Castle Hill:4.5, Hungarian Parliament Building:4.6, Heroes' Square:4.5
At what locations in Budapest can Night Attractions in Budapest be found?
The Night Attractions in Budapest are mainly located in:Budapest Danube Boat Tour:Budapest, Széchenyi Chain Bridge:Budapest, Castle Hill:Budapest, Hungarian Parliament Building:Budapest, Heroes' Square:Budapest
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