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Historic site
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Citadella Budapest
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Budapest's Charms and Oddities
Our journey from Paris to Budapest takes us through many countries on the train. We’re up early at 5:00am checking out of our Paris hotel. On the way to the metro, we walk over darn Marne River one last time and catch a 7:00am train to Milan. Later, we travel from Milan to Monfalcone, Italy. Here, in this tiny station, we wait two hours, have …
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hungary hungary hippos
... of which on the shoulder of some 20 ft comrade after precariously scaling his slippery leg and back. Then I went to the Citadella, a mini castle thing with an incredible view. And now, the best part, random thoughts and observations... -Goulash is ...
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Ffáradt Lábak
Fáradt Lábak - Tired Feet! Managed the whole of the Castle HiIl quarter, the Buda Palace, climbed up to Citadella and the Victory Monument, back down the fashion streets passed the Synagogue and through town. Lee-Sia did the map reading and navigation ...
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Adventures in Budapest
... . We also looked across the Danube River to Buda, where we could see the Hungarian National Gallery, the Royal Palace, and the Citadella all lit up. It was beautiful. We got some breakfast for the next day at a supermarket, and then headed back to ...
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Becoming acquainted with Budapest
... of bed - which was certainly not at dawn!) First thing we took a bus across the Danube to Buda and walked up to the Citadella at Gellert Hill. The views across to Buda and Pest were beautiful and became more expansive the higher we got. Turns ...
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Budapest (Day 1)
... (amazing... nothing else is free here!) We started the day by making the LONG hike up Gellert Hill to the Citadella. From the top, we were rewarded with spectacular views of the city. After skillfully avoiding the souvenir vendors, ...
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Budapest
... over breakfast/lunch marked onto it the sights and places Dora had recommend we visit. The first place we visited was the Citadella on Gellert’s Hill. The hill is named after someone called Gellert who was stuffed into a barrel full of nails and ...
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Music & A Bath
... decision as we avoid nasty, crowded buses to relax on a 45 min cruise up the river, treated to views of the Citadella on the top of Castle Hill, The Royal Palace, and the magnificent Hungarian Parliament House. Even more spectacular when coming back at ...
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Budapest, July 31, 2007 - Tuesday
... was behind us, all on foot, and besides I was suggesting that in the evening we once again go up to the Citadella for the night panorama of Budapest. As it was so close to our hotel anyway. Su Yeon didn't have any objections, so we came to a conclusion ...
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River dancing & thermal baths in the capital (B)
... the capital is great particularly the long stretch of road beside the Danube that allows you to see all the sights of the Citadella and Parliament buildings as you cruise by. Before we reached the inner city we made a trip to Monument Park, described ...
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Budapest, UNESCO’s heritage site.
... ’s Basilica/Cathedral Fisherman’s Bastion Parliament (Third largest in Europe) The Synagogue (Europe’s second largest) Citadella (top of the hill with a great view point of the city) Roosevelt Square Academy of Sciences Opera ...
Citadella Map
- Rudas Baths
- Rac Baths
- Gellert Baths
- Semmelweis Museum of Medical History (Orvostorteneti Muzeum)
- Cave Church
- Matyas Caves
- Fregatt
- Korzo - Danube Embankment (Dunakorzó)
- Central Market Hall (Nagy Vasarcsarnok)
- Vigado Concert Hall
- Pest Concert Hall (Pesti Vigado)
- Petofi Literary Museum (Petofi Irodalmi Muzeum)
- Chain Bridge (Szechenyi lanchid)
- Irish Cat Pub
- Las Vegas Casino
- Hungarian National Museum (Magyar Nemzeti Muzeum)
- Shoes on the Danube Promenade
- Clark Adam Square (Clark Ádám tér)
- Funicular (Siklo)
- Buda Castle - Royal Palace (Kiralyi Palota)