Budapest, owns several places that are World Heritage, is divided by the Danube, having in one side the city of Buda, where highlights its castle, and on the other side the city of Pest, which include the parliament , the Basilica of San Esteban or Andrássy Avenue. If we add its lovely spas, this city is well worth a visit.
We start the visit of the city using its historic metro. Then we pass the most famous bridge in the city that crosses the Danube, the Chain Bridge. Finally we ride on the touristic funicular that will take us to the top of Buda hill.
In the neighborhood of Buda Castle we visit its stately streets, the Matthias Church and the Fisherman's Bastion, ending with a visit to the dark tunnels of the labyrinth of Buda Castle.
During the morning of the second day we visit the Lipótváros neighborhood, where the Liberty Square and the St. Stephen's Basilica stand out, as well as numerous buildings of interest such as the Gresham palace or the Academy of Sciences.
On our second afternoon we visited the Jewish quarter, with the Holocaust Memorial and the Great Synagogue, and the Andrássy Avenue, until we reach the Heroes' Square and take a bath in the Széchenyi thermal bath.
We climb again to the castle hill to see the Royal Palace. Then we went down again to visit the Margaret Island, located in the middle of the Danube, full of parks like the Japanese Garden.
On our last afternoon we visited the parliament building and the Belváros neighborhood, the most commercial area of the city of Pest, to finish before going to our hotel with a tour within the State Opera.