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BUDAPEST
Budapest, the magnetic capital of Hungary, is the sixth biggest city of the European Union. Touched by the cascades of Danube rive, it treasures the old and embraces the new age with similar grace. The city got its name when the right bank areas of Buda and Obuda were juxtaposed with Pest, which is situated on the left bank. It is a big metropolis with friendly smiles greeting you everywhere.
Peaceful and bustling, Budapest is a nature’s paradise. Here beautiful scenic beauties unfold with the hills touching the horizon and synthesizing with the banks of Danube, The rich history of Budapest is settled by the 28 kilometres stretch of Danube from the times of the Celtic people. For long time, Budapest has enjoyed the status of a cultural capital of Eastern Europe. Naturally, all year round, foreigners and students visit this city and reside in budget hotels and hostels available at a very moderate price.
During the Second World War, Budapest underwent immense turmoil and was perhaps one of the worst hit towns in Europe. After going through the horrors of holocaust, in the 20th century, there was a notable growth in development of new Industries and population of this beautiful town. Budapest is buzzing with various activities and provides accommodation to more than 1.7 million people.
Budapest is a treasure trove of architectural wonders and historical structures. The Basilica or St. Stephen's Church is the most impressive building of this city. Another famous address of Budapest is the building at No. 22, the Hungarian State Opera. The Western Railway Station which was the first station in Budapest, is also an impressive structure. In recent times many people visit Budapest to view these attractions while staying in hotels, bed and breakfast and other accommodations. There are many apartments for rent, which makes stay in Budapest quite a delightful one.
Buda Castle and Chain Bridge by night
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Square of Heroes
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