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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2-3 hours
Address: Budapest, Szent György tér 2, 1014
Phone: +36-1-4583000
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The Buda Palace is located on the Buda side of Budapest, Hungary, with Fisherman’s Bastion and Matthias Church on the north and Buda Castle Hill on the south. The Buda Palace is nowhere near as famous as the Fisherman’s Bastion, Matthias Church, and the Capitol on the other side of the river, but its spectacular appearance and highly recognizable green dome shape are undoubtedly Buda One The most obvious landmark on the side. The Buda Palace is currently open to the public as an art gallery. From the palace you can choose to go up and down by cable car or elevator.
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The Buda Palace is located on the Castle Hill and is one of Budapest's landmarks. It was once home to the Hungarian royal family. The central part of the palace has now been changed to the Budapest History Museum, the National Library and the National Gallery, which is open to the public. The viewing terrace in front of the main entrance of the Buda Palace is a great place to look out over the Hungarian Parliament Building, the Chain Bridge and the Danube River. When the sun sets, the scenery at the beginning of the Hua Deng is not to be missed.
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The Buda Palace is located on the Buda side of Budapest, Hungary, with Fisherman’s Bastion and Matthias Church on the north and Buda Castle Hill on the south. The Buda Palace is nowhere near as famous as the Fisherman’s Bastion, Matthias Church, and the Capitol on the other side of the river, but its spectacular appearance and highly recognizable green dome shape are undoubtedly Buda One The most obvious landmark on the side. The Buda Palace is currently open to the public as an art gallery. From the palace you can choose to go up and down by cable car or elevator.
European palaces have their own characteristics, and this palace is also very beautiful.
Buda Palace was built in 1247 Is the ancient court of Hungary The southern end of the Buda Castle in the capital Budapest A group of neo-baroque ancient buildings The area of the palace accounts for 1/3 of the castle area The building is magnificent, Showcasing Hungary’s long history and architectural features There is a fountain in the palace King Matthias Fountain Safari statue And his good friend Sepp Irenga The east wing of the palace is the castle museum Budapest History Museum There is "The Capital 1000 Years Exhibition" And other related cultural relics There is also the Hungarian National Gallery in the palace Hungarian Workers' Movement Museum and National Szechenyi Library
I wrote this review to remind all visitors that when you arrive at the Buda Palace, in addition to looking at the Pest and the Capitol on the opposite bank, don’t miss the scenery behind the Buda Palace. Behind the Buda Palace, you can see Buda, this small mountain city, with a feeling of overlapping mountains. Especially, if you come here in spring, the back of the Grand Palace is full of cherry blossoms, and it is the double cherry blossoms! Very bright and beautiful! Not inferior to the cherry blossoms seen in Japan!
The Buda Palace feels like a burnt palace. We didn't buy a ticket to watch it inside, just the appearance. The weather in Budapest is relatively cold, and the overall feeling is lower than before, but there should be a lot of antiques inside.