Budapest dubbed the "Paris of the East", "Bride of the Danube" or "Pearl of the Danube is Hungary's capital.

Buda was founded by the Celts on the right bank of the Danube, at the time called the Ak-Ink. In Roman times receives Aquincum name, becoming the center of government of Lower Pannonia. On the left bank of the river to build a new city with the name Trans-Aquincum, called Contraaquincum. The two cities were connected by a bridge on boats, so the trade between the two sides of the Danube. In the fourth century, began to spread Christianity in the province, but this was halted by the invasion of the Huns in 375.

Nowadays Budapest is reborn as a capital, which is full of ancient monuments and buildings. The remaining bare land wars since the time banks have built houses and modern office, but took care of their combined appearance of the early twentieth century buildings. or and older. Renaissance feel and theaters, baths, museums, libraries, parks, street crossings, public transportation, but also health and social institutions. Less visible is the development of infrastructure, but also has the obvious point that the new bridges on the Danube. For the tourist eye visible and the reopening of the restaurants or cafes and historic renovation of the years 1880-1910, or art galleries, theaters. City Life is full of national and international cultural festivals, international sporting events, music events and youth, such as the Festival of Music "Sziget" or Budapest Parade - Berlin Love Parade corresponding.

Point of interest
- Parliament
- Citadel and Gellert Hill
- Royal Palace
- Fishermen's Bastion
- Matthias Church
- Heroes' Square
- Chain Bridge
- St. Stephen Church
- Opera
- United Synagogue
- Margarita Island
- Park City
- Ady Endre Memorial Museum
- Agriculture Museum
- Museum Aquincum
- Attila Jozsef Memorial House
- Gizi Bajor Theatre Museum
- Aviation Museum
- Exhibition of banknotes and coins Budapest (Hungarian National Bank)
- Bela Bartok Memorial Museum
- Bible Museum
- Crime Museum
- Hungarian National Museum