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Castles and palaces of Greater Budapest

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Experience the turning points of Hungarian history up close at iconic locations, in the lavish structures of Budapest's castles and palaces. Fly back to glorious ages and visit the former royal residence in one of the imposing symbols of Budapest, take a look at a thousand years of Hungarian architecture in a single building and step into the walls of a magnificent piece of world heritage. If you feel like it, check out the exhibitions at these lofty venues and ...

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Vajdahunyad Castle

Located in one of Budapest’s largest public parks, City Park, Vajdahunyad Castle is today home to the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture. The castle was built on an island and can be accessed via one of four bridges. 

Exquisite luxury: the magical Gresham Palace

Wonder in awe at one of the most magnificent buildings in the Hungarian capital: the Gresham Palace, a masterpiece of Hungarian Art Nouveau. Did you know that the most expensive royal suite in Budapest is today located in the palace, which has been declared a World Heritage Site?  

Buda Castle

Part of the Castle District and a medieval royal residence, Buda Castle also served as an important cultural and scientific hub. Today it houses the Hungarian National Gallery, the Budapest History Museum and the National Széchényi Library.

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