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The Hungarian Parliament is the building you most likely see when someone posts about a trip to Budapest. This breathtaking, awe-inspiring in its sheer dimensions and imposing grandiose Gothic style facade imposing Gothic facades, is one of the largest parliaments in the world and certainly one the most stunning.
To fully observe and absorb its magnitude, the best spot to view the Hungarian Parliament building is actually located on the other side of the Danube River bank – from the overlooking Buda Castle, on top of Castle Hill.
The Hungarian Parliament has seen two World Wars and several uprisings and revolutions, and witnessed the tragic events of 1956 when protestors against the ruling Communist regime assembled in front of the Parliament and many were shot. Today, the square Infront of the Parliament is filled with cafés and restaurants, and is one of Budapest’s most notable buildings and top touristic attraction to see.
The Hungarian Parliament is located at a perfect spot along the Danube River bank, on Pest side, Surrounded by several other top attractions dotted nearby, such as St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Chain bridge, and the “Shoes on the Danube Bank” Holocaust memorial site.
An amazing overview of the Hungarian Parliament is found in the final location of “The Buda Castle” EZRaider route, and is without a doubt the top recommended tour for couples and small groups looking for a uniquely memorable experience in Budapest which includes the best selection of photography spots in the city.
