Hungarian National Gallery (Magyar Nemzeti Galeria) Budapest

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Besides the incredibly beautiful architecture and the sweeping skylines along the Danube, Buda and Pest have a lot of other amazing things to offer. Here are a few of our favorites:

1.) There's a wonderful Boba tea place run by a lovely vietnamese couple in a pedestrian underpass near the metro. Megan also happens to be …

... thought). Amongst our highlights here, we could mention our visit to the charming old town of Buda, the Hungarian National Gallery, strolling along the grand avenues of Pest and past its majestic Parlament, battling Hungarian bureaucracy and crappy ...

... line because we were too scared to go alone.  It was not cool.  After that we made our way to the Hungarian National Gallery, which was beautiful.  We didn't go inside, but he outside was stunning enough.  Then we continued along to the Royal ...

... streets and restored building from the Hapsburg era.  Here is the famed neo-Romanesque Fisherman's Bastion and the Hungarian National Gallery. In Pest, and situated at the entrance to its most famous park, City Park (Városliget), the ...

... ) and caught the funicular to the top of Castle Hill. From there we headed into the Royal Palace to visit the Hungarian National Gallery, again passing the funny man at the funicular who again wanted to know where we were from. Penny has now identified ...

... many Italian sculptors, painters, architects, etc to Hungary to assist in modernising his kingdom. I also visit the Hungarian National Gallery, where there is a massive print collection (much of it bought from Everard Jabach, a wealthy French/German art ...

... , upon reaching the top we immediately drawn towards a huge palatial building which evidently now days houses the Hungarian National Gallery. Cruising past Sandor Palace on the way which houses the Hungarian presidents offices, the guards decided as we ...

... ; Then we walked across Chain Bridge and over to the Buda side.  We labored up Castel Hill where we saw the Hungarian National Gallery, History Museum, National Dance Theater, St. Matthias Church, Fisherman’s Bastion, and the Kiralyi Palta ...

... was also really quiet...not like the rest of the city which is really buzzing! Was awesome! After, we went to the Hungarian National Gallery. It was absolutely massive. We couldn't see everything as we didn't have enough time, but we saw some really good ...

... some cool statues. (My shutter finger was out of control.) Several museums were housed in the palace. The Hungarian National Gallery displayed the greatest artworks produced by Hungarian 19th century artists. I haven't seen much Hungarian artwork and ...

... [Hid]), to the Castle and Gellert Hill Areas. The sun was out by early afternoons to showcase the beautiful city. We visited the Hungarian National Gallery and the Royal Palace in the morning. They are both up on a large hill and we went up to them in ...