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Budapest History Museum
Budapest History MuseumShows the history and development of Buda, Pest and Obuda from the 5th century to the 17th century. Gothic sculptures and remains from archaeological excavations of 1974. On the...
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Hungarian National Gallery
Hungarian National GalleryPermanent Exhibitions:Medieval and renaissance stone store Gothic wooden statues Late gothic altars Renaissance and baroque arts 19th and 20th century painting, statue-making...
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Matthias Church
Named after the Renaissance king Matthias Corvinus, who married in this church in the fifteenth century. The church is almost as old as the Royal Palace and has been the venue of several coronation...
View ArticleBuda Castle Labyrinth
This maze of tunnels beneath Castle Hill shaped by forces of nature. Permanent exhibitions:Paleolithic Labyrinth Historical Labyrinth Labyrinth of the Other World
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Király Spa
Budapest. Király Spa There are 4 pools of 8, 10, 68 and 4 m2 respectively. Water temperature is 26, 32, 36 and 40 °C.II. Fő utca 84
View ArticleTelephone Museum
The museum shows the history of the telephone through various interactive displays. Among its exhibits is a battery crossbar switchboard.I. Úri utca 49
View ArticleSemmelweis Museum of Medical History
The Museum is dedicated to the history of medicine and displays pictures and objects from ancient times to the present day.I. Apród utca 1-3
View ArticleRivalda Café & Restaurant
Luxury and expensive restaurant located in heritage building that used to be 18th century monastery. Modern European cuisine with Mediterranean and French touches.I. Színház utca 5-9
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Tourinform Buda Castle
Budapest. Tourist Information Tourist information and help.I. Szentháromság tér
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Bortársaság
BortársaságWine shop. Free wine-tasting every Saturday from 14:00 to 17:00.I. Batthyány utca 59Tel: 212 2569 Open: Mon-Fri 10:00-20:00 Sat 10:00-18:00
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Cafeteria style vegetarian restaurant located in a historic building of 1811. Fresh juices. Summer terrace.I. Iskola utca 31
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Le Jardin de Paris
Located in a small, early nineteenth-century building, Le Jardin de Paris is a cosy cellar thoughtfully decorated with the posters, lithographs and pictures. It has a feel of '70s-style French bistro...
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Café Miró Vár
Budapest Café Miró Vár Classic tourist café in the Castle District, which may be a good place to stop by for a cup of coffee or bowl of goulash. Summer terrace. Prices above average.I. Úri utca 30Tel:...
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Near Castle
Budapest. Near Castle Castle Hill rising at the Buda side of the Danube was the home to city’s royals from the Middle Ages. Today it is a historical and tourist sight teeming with museums, galleries,...
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Budapest History Museum
Budapest History MuseumShows the history and development of Buda, Pest and Obuda from the 5th century to the 17th century. Gothic sculptures and remains from archaeological excavations of 1974. On the...
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Hungarian National Gallery
Hungarian National GalleryPermanent Exhibitions:Medieval and renaissance stone store Gothic wooden statues Late gothic altars Renaissance and baroque arts 19th and 20th century painting, statue-making...
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Matthias Church
Named after the Renaissance king Matthias Corvinus, who married in this church in the fifteenth century. The church is almost as old as the Royal Palace and has been the venue of several coronation...
View ArticleBuda Castle Labyrinth
This maze of tunnels beneath Castle Hill shaped by forces of nature. Permanent exhibitions:Paleolithic Labyrinth Historical Labyrinth Labyrinth of the Other World
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Király Spa
Budapest. Király Spa There are 4 pools of 8, 10, 68 and 4 m2 respectively. Water temperature is 26, 32, 36 and 40 °C.II. Fő utca 84
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