Fisherman's Bastion

Budapest attraction recommendation: Fisherman's Bastion. Fisherman's Bastion is a two-story white building complex that blends the architectural styles of Neo-Gothic, Neo-Romanesque, and local Hungarian features. Built in 1905, it was originally a fish market, but later the fishermen built this bastion to protect their interests for defensive purposes. The surroundings of Fisherman's Bastion are beautiful and the scenery is very beautiful. Standing here, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire city of Budapest. Hungarian Parliament Building. The Hungarian Parliament Building is the location of the Hungarian Parliament and also an important landmark in Budapest, one of the oldest legislative buildings in Europe. The Parliament Building combines Hungarian national style and belongs to the new Gothic architectural style. It is located on Freedom Square by the Danube River, currently the largest building in Hungary and the second largest parliament building in Europe. This building is magnificent and especially beautiful when viewed at night. Chain Bridge. The Széchenyi Chain Bridge is the first bridge connecting Buda and Pest over the Danube River, and is therefore considered a symbol of the city of Budapest. In 1850, Hungarian designer János Marschalkó designed the lion sculptures at both ends of the chain bridge, with the lion's claws tightly gripping both sides, symbolizing the close connection between Buda and Pest.

#wecreate The Fisherman’s Bastion is one of the most beautiful places in Budapest. It’s located on the Buda side of the city and offers a stunning view of the Danube River and the Pest side of the city. The best way to get there is by taking the funicular from the Chain Bridge. The view from the top is breathtaking and it’s not as crowded as other tourist attractions in Budapest. I highly recommend visiting this place if you’re ever in Budapest, visit during the weekdays for less people and also in the afternoon so you can catch the golden hour 🌇 There are some shops around to get water and restaurants to get some drinks and good local food #budapest #tripblazers #urbanexplorer

On one side of the river is Buda, on the other side is Pest. A chain bridge connects the two cities, creating Budapest. This city, known as the "Pearl of the Danube", is the favorite city in Eastern Europe. Here are some must-visit attractions in Budapest: 🌟 Vintage Yellow Tram: Obsessed with the yellow tram on the streets. This type of tram can be found all over Budapest, and its vintage style matches the city's atmosphere. Trams run back and forth on the Green Bridge. 🌟Green Bridge: The Green Bridge, also known as the Freedom Bridge, is not actually named after freedom, but after Franz Joseph. Yes, the emperor husband of Empress Sisi. Movies are movies, and art is indeed higher than life. Empress Sisi lived her whole life for freedom, so it makes sense to rename the bridge after freedom. 🌟Matthias Church: Matthias Church is a beautiful neo-Gothic church and one of the symbols of Budapest. It contains various colors of Hungarian folklore, Art Nouveau style, and Turkish design, especially the white spire and colorful roof next to it, adding some interest and vividness to the whole church. The painted glass and murals inside the church are also highlights not to be missed. 🌟Fisherman's Bastion: Located next to the Matthias Church, Fisherman's Bastion is a neo-Gothic and neo-Romanesque lookout where you can overlook the Danube River and the Parliament Building. However, it is crowded with tourists all day long, so if you want to take pictures with fewer people, you still need to get up early. 🌟Palace: Taking a leisurely stroll in front of the palace gate is a serious matter for tourists visiting Budapest. The observation deck is free to enter, but as a person without much cultural knowledge, I probably wouldn't understand much in the museum inside. The most enjoyable activity is riding the small cable car up the hill, where you can see the Parliament Building on the opposite bank from the observation deck. Of course, there are also many tourists. 🌟Parliament Building: The Parliament Building is a typical Gothic architecture, standing on the banks of the Danube River. This building, which took 8 years to complete and is 96 meters high, used a luxurious 40 kilograms of gold as building materials. It is said that the reason why the height is 96 meters is because the Kingdom of Hungary was founded in AD 896, and it was founded again in 1896, so it has a commemorative significance. 🌟Garrett Mountain: Garrett Mountain is a great place to take night scenery photos. The Viking cruise ship is docked at the foot of the mountain. The mountain is not high, probably about the same height as Sheshan. The round trip is very easy, and if you feel tired, you can take a taxi up and down the mountain. There is a Statue of Liberty on the top of the mountain, where you can overlook the panoramic view of the Danube River.

Although Budapest doesn't have big hotels, every frame here interprets the ultimate film aesthetics 🎬. Go to Budapest, listen to Liszt's "Dream of Love" 🎼 on a tram, and take a stroll on the Liberty Bridge waiting for the sunset 🌅 over the Danube River. · ✅Tourist attractions 📍Halaszbasya Fisherman's Fortress A castle 🏰 that overlooks the entire city. The gray-yellow neo-Gothic architectural style is classical and elegant, and looks particularly stunning 📸 under the clear sky. · 📍Matthias Church, Budapest The church where Princess Sissi was crowned Queen of Hungary 👑. The roof 🕍, adorned with colorful mosaics, adds a lively and artistic touch to its solemnity. · 📍Szabadság híd (Liberty Bridge) When the green Freedom Bridge meets the bright yellow vintage train 🚟 in the sunset glow, it is truly an ultimate romantic moment. · ✅Delicious food 🍫Budavar Ruszwurm Cukraszda Near Fisherman's Bastion on Castle Hill, there is a century-old café where the cream cake 🍰 is a classic and rumored to be Princess Sissi's favorite 👸. My wife and I also came here to check in during our romantic trip. · 🍫Szazeves Restaurant As a century-old store, don't miss out on the authentic Hungarian cuisine 🥗. Whether it's the national dish of Hungary, beef soup 🥘, or the must-try foie gras in Budapest 🥂, they are all worth a try. · ✅Accommodation Matild Palace Anantara New York Palace

👍Most recommended: The Fisherman's Bastion was built in 1905, originally a fish market, and later the fishermen built the bastion to protect their interests and for defense purposes. 🌟Highlights: The environment around the Fisherman's Bastion is beautiful, and the scenery is very charming. Standing here, you can have a bird's-eye view of the beautiful scenery of the entire city of Budapest. ❤Recommended reason: Today, the Fisherman's Bastion is an important place for Budapest citizens to take a leisurely walk after dinner, especially for couples who love to talk and whisper sweet nothings here. There has been a survey that concluded that the proportion of young people having their first kiss here is the highest. 🍽Dining recommendations: Now, part of the castle is used as a restaurant. The arcade has an excellent viewing angle, and the bronze statue between the Matthias Church and the Fisherman's Bastion is the first Hungarian national saint, King St. Stephen (King St. Stephen’s statue). King St. Stephen was the first Catholic king of Hungary (crowned in the year 1000) and can also be considered the founder of the Hungarian nation. The Hilton Hotel next to the Fisherman's Bastion, with its tea-colored curtain glass reflecting the Fisherman's Bastion and the adjacent church, is beautiful and enchanting.

If you find yourself in Budapest,you should definitely pay two visits at the Fisherman’s Bastion. During sunrise and sunset. Especially if you love photography! Sky colors in both times are unique and completely different. Shades of orange and yellow during sunset ,shades of pink and purple during sunrise. Which ones do you prefer?

#europetrip Today, a fisherman's castle (Hal, Szb, Stya) is a New Gothic and New Romanesque style observation deck located in the capital Budapest, Hungary. It is situated on the side of a castle mountain by the Danube River, adjacent to the Magash Church. It was built between 1895 and 1902 by Frigyes Schulek. During the Second World War, the Fisherman's Fortress was on the verge of destruction. Between 1947 and 1948, Ashish Shulke, the son of Roger Shulke, owed repair work. From the tower and observation deck, you can see many panoramic views of the agate river, the island of Grete, the east side of Perth, and the Gell é rt Hill

Budapest, the "Pearl of the Danube", boasts the pristine Fisherman's Bastion, the coronation church of generations of kings⛪️, and the Central Market of Europe... Each scene is filled with European charm. Check in at the following spots to capture your own unique life photos~ 【📸9 Great Shooting Locations】 1⃣️Buda Castle Also known as Buda Palace, frequented by Princess Sisi, the viewing platform offers great shots of the Danube, Chain Bridge, and the Pest side~ 📍Location: Budapest, exterior of the palace, sculptures, courtyard, viewing platform 2⃣️Fisherman's Bastion Halaszbastva A white-walled building with stairs and floors, combining styles of Neo-Gothic, Neo-Romanesque, and more, perfect for photos at the spires of the bastion! 🚇Transport: Take bus 16A to station 📍Location: Budapest, Szentharomsag ter 3⃣️St. Matthias Church The Neo-Gothic exterior is very eye-catching, and it's crowded with photographers during the day, so it's recommended to climb to the tower top for a beautiful view 🚇Transport: Take bus 16A to station 📍Location: Budapest, Szentharomsag ter2 4⃣️Széchenyi Chain Bridge Recognized as the most beautiful and famous bridge in Budapest, photography is only possible from outside the bridge, as only vehicles are allowed to cross 🚇Transport: Take the subway to station, a 5min walk away 📍Location: Budapest, Szechenyi Lanchid 5⃣️St. Stephen's Basilica The largest church in Budapest, with a stunning ceiling to photograph, and you can also climb to the top for a panoramic view of the city 🚇Transport: Take the M1 subway to station 📍Location: Budapest, Szent Istvan ter1 6⃣️Széchenyi Thermal Bath One of the thermal baths of Europe, with various architectural styles inside, Vajdahunyad Castle, and churches are great for photography 🚇Transport: Take the M1 subway to station 📍Location: Budapest, Allatkerti krt. 9-11 7⃣️Andrássy Avenue The road is lined with various cafes, restaurants, theaters, and luxurious boutiques, all exuding a European atmosphere 🚇Transport: Take the M1 subway to station 8⃣️New York Café An Italian Renaissance-style café, luxurious and exquisite inside, where you can enjoy a coffee and take a relaxed European-style photo 📍Location: Budapest, Rakoczi ut 9⃣️Hungarian Parliament Building The largest building in Hungary, a combination of Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance styles, well worth a visit 📍Location: Budapest, Kossuth Lajos ter1-3

Pearl of the Danube🌊 The city of the candle-lit twins🌟 Believe me, Once you've been here, You'll fall in love with this city!💕 ✅Special Experience: ♨Hot Spring Culture: When in Budapest, you must experience the hot springs! With over 2000 years of history dating back to the Roman era, Budapest's hot springs boast a rich network underground, with over 100 artificial springs and many natural ones. Come and experience it!💕 ✅Must-visit Attractions: 📍Fisherman's Bastion The Fisherman's Bastion was built in the 19th century, standing proudly on the banks of the Danube🌊, witnessing the vicissitudes and changes of Budapest's history. The main building of the castle🏰 is predominantly white, giving a fresh and bright impression. Here, you can enjoy the beautiful views of both sides of the Danube and overlook the entire cityscape.📸 📍Chain Bridge The Chain Bridge, also known as 'Széchenyi Chain Bridge', was built in 1892 and is a bridge that connects Buda with Pest.🌉 The bridge is adorned with locks🔒 symbolizing good fortune, adding a touch of romance and warmth. On the bridge, you can also see many creative sculptures🗿! 📍Matthias Church The church's⛪ exterior is a typical Gothic architectural style, with towering spires and delicate reliefs that are breathtaking. Inside are gorgeous stained glass windows🪟 and glittering decorations, a perfect blend of history and modernity! 📍Parliament Building The Parliament Building is beautiful from different angles, especially in the evening sitting on a Danube river cruise🛥 with a glass of champagne🥂, framing the building in your view, stunning!

🇭🇺Incomplete Guide to a Three-Day Tour of Budapest🎉||| Day 1: Shanghai✈️Budapest After arrival, rest at a guesthouse near the Parliament Building, and take a walk along the Danube in the afternoon to appreciate the beautiful scenery of this city. Don't miss the Shoe Sculpture and the world's most beautiful McDonald's, these places are worth checking in! Day 2: One-day tour of Buda Take a direct tram to the Buda Castle Funicular🚡, then you can enjoy the beautiful views of Buda Castle and Fisherman's Bastion. If there are too many people and it's hard to take pictures, it's recommended to sit in a nearby coffee shop and taste some Hungarian specialty coffee☕️, the view is also great! Day 3: One-day tour of Pest First visit the St. Stephen's Basilica, buy tickets and climb to the top to feel the solemnity and sanctity of the church⚰️. Then you can go to the Budapest Eye Ferris wheel🎡, to appreciate the beauty of the city. Then you can go to the New York Café, to experience the unique decoration and taste the local food. Finally, you can enjoy the night view of the Danube on the Liberty Bridge, and feel the romance of this city✨. That's all for the incomplete guide to a three-day tour of Budapest, Hungary! Come and feel the beauty and charm of this city!💖

When I got up early, the sky was gloomy, so I immediately gave up on Fisherman's Bastion and decided to go to the most beautiful breakfast shop for breakfast. After breakfast, I found that the weather was clear. I arrived at Fisherman's Bastion at about ten o'clock and it felt just right. After visiting Fisherman's Bastion, I walked back to Pest from the Chain Bridge. The sun was shining, the breeze was blowing, the sky was blue, the sun was warm, it was a blessed day. The winter in Budapest gets dark quickly. After having lunch in Pest and strolling around a bit, it got dark. On the last day before returning to my country, I was very lucky. No matter what I encountered in the middle, this trip finally froze in a beautiful moment.

Hi, travelers, I'm 'Morning Fish' who loves to travel! Today, I'm going to take you to explore a winter wonderland - Budapest🌟. As the capital of Hungary, Budapest has a wealth of historical sites, delicious food, and unique thermal baths. In this cold winter, let's feel the warm charm of this city together! 📍1. Fisherman's Bastion - Overlooking the beautiful scenery of the whole city🎉 Standing on the Fisherman's Bastion, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of the whole city of Budapest. The winter snow covers the roofs, giving a fairy-tale world feeling. This is also an important place for Budapest citizens to take a leisurely walk after dinner, where you can feel a strong life atmosphere. 📍2. Széchenyi Chain Bridge - The bridge between Buda and Pest🌉 The Széchenyi Chain Bridge spans the Danube River, connecting Buda and Pest. This bridge is one of the oldest, most famous, and most beautiful bridges in the city. At night, the bridge and the surrounding buildings together form a fascinating night view, which is intoxicating. 📍3. Castle Hill - A concentrated place of attractions🏰 Castle Hill is located on the left bank of Budapest, where the attractions are the most concentrated and the most visited by tourists. Here, you can visit the famous Fisherman's Bastion, Matthias Church, and Buda Palace. The Castle Hill in winter is covered with snow, making it more solemn and solemn. 📍4. Matthias Church - Beautiful building along the Danube River🛪 Matthias Church is located on the banks of the Danube River in Budapest, and is one of the most famous churches in the city. The Matthias Church in winter is even more spectacular and beautiful against the backdrop of snow. 📍5. Elizabeth Bridge - The legend of Princess Sissi👑 Elizabeth Bridge, also known as Princess Sissi Bridge, crosses the Danube River, connecting Buda and Pest on both sides. This bridge is famous for its elegant arches and exquisite sculptures. The Elizabeth Bridge in winter is covered with snow, making it more romantic and charming. 📍6. Andrássy Avenue - The iconic boulevard🌳 Andrássy Avenue is the iconic boulevard of Budapest, located in Pest. The Andrássy Avenue in winter is covered with snow, giving a peaceful and beautiful feeling. In the winter of Budapest, you can enjoy the warmth of the thermal bath, taste the delicious Hungarian food, and participate in various winter activities, such as skiing, ice skating, etc. Come to Budapest and have an unforgettable winter journey!💕✨