Heroe's Square is the famous landmark with iconic statues showing seven influential leaders of the Hungarians.

Relaxing in one of the Budapest baths is a must! Our favorite one is the famous Széchenyi baths.

It’s Hungary’s most recognizable building, you literally can’t miss it.

Take your seat on one of the world’s largest traveling ferris wheels.

The Castle was home to the Hungarian kings and was completed back in 1265. The Buda Castle was declared a World Heritage Site in 1987.

Visit the largest Synagogue in Europe and the second-largest synagogue in the world.

A visit to St. Stephen’s Basilica is worth the trip alone, but head to the tower for a panoramic view of Budapest.

Don’t eat before heading to the Great Market Hall, the oldest covered market of the city. It has more than enough food stalls to entice you.

It’s hard to describe what a ruin bar is, but as soon as you enter, you are transformed to another world.