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Castle District - Royal walking tour
Sightseeing, History & Cultural Heritage Tour
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Private walking tour |
| Price |
1 - 10 pers.:
160 € / group |
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Distance covered |
Buda side: 1,5 km
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Duration |
2 hours |
| Price includes |
Guiding Services |
| Meeting place |
Fishermen's Bastion. Near the statue of St. Stephen |
 One of the most popular things to do in Budapest, visiting Buda Castle is a must on any Budapest itinerary. Budapest's Castle District is an upscale and quiet part of the city full of sightseeing treasures, great views, and cozy bistros to while the evenings away. For mature travelers, families with kids, and anyone looking for a quiet trip, the Castle District is one of the best areas to stay in Budapest. We will show you all the significant sights such as the
Matyas Church, Fishermen's Bastion, Royal Gardens and the majestic former Royal Palace.
In the heart of the Castle District sits Matthias Church. It’s one of the most important churches in Hungary. It’s served as a religious and cultural touchstone for Budapesters for more than a thousand years. Matthias Church’s interior stands out from standard European churches. It’s a beautiful space, well worth the trip inside. Fisherman’s Bastion is only one of many attractions in the Budapest Castle District. While up here, be sure to check out Matthias Church, the Castle Hill Funicular, the Changing of the Guards, and Buda Castle!
You can also enjoy nice views from here of Parliament and the Budapest Chain Bridge.
 A World Heritage Site, Buda Castle (or Royal Palace) on Szent György tér is one of the most emblematic architectural masterpieces of the city.
Budapest Castle is a royal historic palace built in the
thirteenth century when the Hungary was invaded by the Mongol.
The castle was destroyed but constructed later in the 14th
century and was built in the Roman style of housing. Later the
castle has replaced a palace constructed in the design known as
the Gothic-style. The castle has been there to reflect the
fortunes of the people of Hungary.
 The Buda Castle is without doubt one of the best known images of the capital. The castle is also known as the Royal Palace, as it was previously where the Hungarian kings lived. Buda Castle is a remarkable castle and one of Budapest and Hungary’s most magnificent symbols, along with the Chain Bridge to which it is linked. Nowadays, Buda Castle houses the National Széchényi Library, the Budapest History Museum and the Hungarian National Gallery 
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