Things to do near Gellért Hill

Rudas Thermal Bath Budapest is one of the most important thermal baths of Budapest. The centerpiece of the bath today, the Turkish bath, was built during the 16th century in the period of the Turkish occupation.

Trace the history of Budapest with an english private guide. Aboard a comfortable vehicle, admire the most beautiful sights of Budapest.

Gellért Thermal Bath is one of the most famous thermal spa baths in Europe, and one of the leading natural hot spring spa baths in Budapest, Hungary.

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Liberty Bridge is the third and shortest bridge of Budapest. It was built for the Millennium World Exhibition in 1896.

The Liberty Statue on top of the 235-metre-high Gellért Hill dominates the skyline of Budapest. This minimalist statue, erected in 1947, commemorating those who lost their lives for the country

Gellért Hill is Budapest’s most centrally located hill, the favourite of visitors, due to the glorious view of the city from the hilltop. It is a part of the World Heritage since the year 1987.

St. Gellért Monument: impressive statue with wonderful view of the city and the Danube

The 514-metre-long Petőfi Bridge (Petőfi híd) is modern girder-bridge of simple structure connecting Buda and Pest.

Cave Church in the rocks of Gellért Hill: a unique church carved into the rocks of Gellért Hill

The construction of the new Elisabeth Bridge began in 1960, to be handed over in 1964. 

The Statue Park displaying mementoes of the communist are.

The new metro line is 7.4 km long and consisting of ten stations, will connect the Kelenföldi pályaudvar and the Keleti pályaudvar.

The Citadel was built as a military fortress on the highest point of Budapest’s city centre by Habsburg Austria, following the 1848-49 Revolution.