Championed first by the Ottomans, Budapest's famed thermal baths include the sprawling, baroque Széchenyi Baths in City Park Image: travel.nationalgeographic.com |
The best place for holiday is not just Paris, New York, Bali or a safari in Kenya, Africa. You
need to glance at a beautiful and historic town in Hungary, the Budapest.
The
city earned the nickname as the "Paris
of the East". The city offers a slightly different atmosphere than any
other city in Europe. Let's holiday in Budapest.
Budapest
has many historical relics and cultural acculturation of the countries around
it, so you'll find the city's buildings shape resembles the French and Austrian
architecture.
Combined the two cities
Budapest
is a combination of two cities: Buda and Pest separated by the River Danube
(Duna), the longest river in the European Union (passing in six countries from
Germany to Romania).
Enjoy a cup of coffee in Budapest. Image: budapest-tourist-guide.com |
Budapest
is known for because it has many historical monuments, more than 1000 years
old. In this city you are fascinated by the many historical relics which still
can enjoy, for example, many relics of Roman occupation era, even a remnant of
the Turks during the Ottoman Empire which controlled Hungary from the year 1526
to 1686.
Character
and atmosphere in Buda and Pest arguably have different characteristics.
Nuanced atmosphere of medieval aristocracy are felt in Buda, along the road,
housing, castles and museums. In Pest area feels
more dynamic, you will see the parliament building, a busy commercial center,
flea markets, antique shops, bookstores, and cafes, so you can enjoy food, wine or a cup of coffee and a
delicious cake of Budapest. If you are vacationing in Budapest, please remember to visit the thermal baths, and you can enjoy a bath in Budapest style
Three attractions in Budapest
The first, make sure you visit the Houses of
Parliament, called Orszaghaz. This building looks magnificent in the city
center and is the largest, most amazing buildings in Budapest. Orszaghaz is also one of the oldest
legislative buildings in Europe and still functioning today. You may enter this
magnificent building and you will see various works of art such as painting,
carving, so it will add your sense of art.
Orszaghaz, the Parliament Building of Hungary, day and night view. Image: flickriver.com |
The second keep in mind to visit Heroes Square,
a vast field and historic. Heroes Square adjacent to the city park and flanked
by two important buildings, Museum of Fine Arts and Kunsthale (Hall of Art). In
the middle of the field you will see the Millennium Monument. This monument was
built to commemorate and celebrate 1000 years of the Magyars (ethnic Hungarian
native nation).
Heroes Square, Budapest. Image: budapest-tourist-guide.com |
At the center of the pillars stands a statue of the angel
Gabriel who brought the holy crown, and two pieces of the cross as a symbol of
Christians. On the left and right side of the pillar you will definitely discover
the statues of the kings and various other important historical figures.
Lastly, you should not forget to visit the
Basilica of St. Stephen, a major church in Budapest is built with neoclassical
architecture, an important achievement of world architecture. The dome of the
church is very high, reaching 90 meters and is decorated with a mosaic of
ancient Turks. In the chapel, you can see the remains grave right hand first
Hungarian king, St. Stephen.
Hungarian
citizens are very proud of the beauty of their city, the diversity of its
people, their knowledge and developments in the field of music, and even make a
great contribution to European culture.
They
are also proud of their native language. Magyar language is unique and has the
distinction of languages that developed in Europe such as France, Britain or
Russia. Their language is also one of the official languages in the EU
Community. Budapest is a beautiful city that deserves your visit in the future.
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