Name: Heroes' Square
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SKU: 84556
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Heroes' Square Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions

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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.

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Budapest: Waltz and Sigh on the Danube

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December Budapest, a city whose name is full of poetry, is like a melodious waltz, spinning lightly on the Danube River, sometimes passionate and unrestrained, sometimes low and melodious. My trip to Budapest is not only about enjoying the beautiful scenery, but also a romantic encounter with history, culture, and the unique soul of this city. The moment I arrived in Budapest, I was deeply attracted by its unique charm. This city consists of three parts: Buda, Pest and Obuda. The Danube River is like a jade belt, gently surrounding them, forming a beautiful picture. The sunlight shines on the ancient buildings, which are magnificent and magnificent; the sparkling waves on the river reflect the city skyline, which is breathtakingly beautiful. All this indicates that this will be an unforgettable journey. First, I chose to visit Budapest’s iconic building, the Buda Royal Palace. It stands majestically on Buda Mountain, overlooking the entire city, majestic and awe-inspiring. As you board the Royal Palace, you can see the meandering Danube River and the rows of buildings on the Pest side, like a huge oil painting, which is breathtakingly beautiful. The interior of the palace is exquisitely decorated, showing the luxury and style of the royal family in the past. I seemed to have traveled through time and space and returned to that glorious era, feeling the richness of history and the richness of culture. Standing on the balcony of the palace, with the gentle breeze blowing, I seemed to be able to hear the whispers of history and feel the precipitation of time. After leaving the Buda Palace, I walked along the Buda Mountains and felt the antiquity and tranquility of the city. The winding road, lined with brightly colored houses, is full of exotic charm. Occasionally, you will encounter some street performers, and their music echoes in the mountains, adding a touch of romance to this ancient city. On Buda Mountain, I also visited the famous Fisherman's Bastion, which is a Gothic-style building with a unique and impressive shape. Standing on the Fisherman's Bastion, you can have a panoramic view of the Danube River and Pest. The scenery is spectacular and breathtaking. Crossing the Chain Bridge, I came to the Pest side. The architectural style here is completely different from that of Buda. It is more modern buildings, full of vitality and vitality. I walked through the streets of Pest and felt the modernity and prosperity of the city. The shops here are dazzling with all kinds of products, which is dizzying for everyone. I bought some local souvenirs as a souvenir of this trip. The night in Budapest is equally unforgettable. The Danube River at night is even more dazzling under the light. On the river, cruise ships shuttled and the lights were bright, like a river flowing with gold. I took a cruise on the Danube River and enjoyed the night view of Budapest. Budapest is more mysterious and charming at night. It looks like a woman wearing a gorgeous veil, showing her unique charm in the night. On the cruise ship, I also tasted local food and wine, and felt the romance and warmth of Budapest. In addition to its magnificent architecture, Budapest’s thermal springs are also a major feature. I specially went to experience Széchenyi Hot Spring. The hot spring water here is of excellent quality and is good for health. In the hot spring, I felt the warm water, washed away the fatigue of the journey, and relaxed my body and mind. The hot springs are surrounded by green trees and a beautiful environment, making people feel comfortable and comfortable. In the hot springs, I also made some friends from all over the world. We chatted together, shared our travel experiences, and enjoyed the fun of travel. In Budapest, I also visited the Hungarian Parliament Building, which is a Gothic-style building, large in scale and majestic. The interior decoration of the Parliament Building is exquisite, highlighting Hungarian history and culture. I walked through the corridors of the Capitol Building and felt the richness of history and culture. Visiting the Parliament Building gave me a deeper understanding of Hungarian history and culture. The food in Budapest also impressed me deeply. The goulash (beef soup) here is very delicious, the meat is tender and the soup is rich, leaving you with endless aftertaste. In addition, the desserts here are also very tempting, such as Dobos torte (Duobao cake), which has a rich taste, sweet but not greasy, and is mouth-watering. In Budapest, I tasted many local specialties and felt the unique charm of Hungarian culture. In Budapest, I also experienced many interesting things, such as riding an ancient tram through the streets of the city; buying local specialties at the Central Market; admiring the solemn religious ceremony at St. Stephen's Cathedral; Feel the richness of history and the accumulation of culture in the square... These experiences gave me a deeper understanding of Budapest, and also made me full of respect and love for this city. The moment I left Budapest, I looked back at this beautiful city and my heart was full of reluctance. Budapest, like a versatile dancer, conquered my heart with her unique charm. It has both ancient history and modern prosperity; it has both quiet moments and passionate moments; it has both magnificent buildings and warm alleys... All of these make me full of wonderful memories of Budapest. . Goodbye, Budapest! I look forward to meeting you again and feeling your charm and warmth again. This journey is not just a trip, but also a baptism of the soul, an affectionate dialogue with history, culture and the soul of this city. Budapest, you will always remain in my memory and become one of the best memories in my heart.

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