Budapest: Pearl of Danube

One of the most beautiful cities in Europe and most livable, Budapest got its name form the cities of Buda and Pest which were united to form a single city in 1873.

The best way to admire the city is to join a bus tour with other travelers. Browse through the famed structures, monuments and buildings that defines its character and culture.

At night, it is best to cruise along the Danube River and marvel at the lights and splendor of Budapest’s famous establishments.

Budapest, Hungary

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March 21, 2017 | Categories: Architecture, Culture, Destination, Fujifilm, History, Travel, Trip, Vacation | Tags: Bridges, Budapest, Danube River, Europe, FujifilmX-T1, Heroes Square, HoboFromManila, holiday, Hungarian Parliament Building, Hungary, Matthias Church, Travel, Unesco Heritage Site | Leave a comment