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The Highlights of Pest District

Last time we've taken you on a tour to Buda District in Budapest; this time, in this article, you'll be able to discover more about the opposite side of the city - Pest District, where you'll also be able to see the spectacular views of the Buda District from this side. Let's read on and find out more about things you can do during your trip in the Pest District of Budapest, Hungary today!



Visiting the Most Popular Cafe in Budapest


This gorgeously decorated New York Cafe is located in the heart of Pest District. It is probably the most visited restaurant in the city. There are no empty seats and it is full house at all times. You may wonder why; but hey, look at the interior, the ceiling, or the hallway, everything is overwhelming. The cafe allows you to walk into a beautiful 18th century scene and enjoy your desserts like a noble! Nobody is going to hate this place for sure.


Central Market Hall, Budapest, Hungary

Here's Everyone's Favourite Market in Pest District


Central Market Hall, aka the Great Market Hall is the largest indoor market in Budapest. This neo-Gothic hall has been restored for selling all sorts of local grocery produces on the ground floor and souvenirs on the first floor. Everyone loves shopping at this market hall; not only many tourists love buying quality Hungarian souvenirs, but also locals enjoy bargaining a great deal for their everyday's needs.


City Park, Budapest, Hungary

Explore the Fairytale-like City Park in City Centre


The Budapest City Park is a wonderful place for you if you'd like to escape the city within the city for a bit. This large park has everything - a palm house, concert venues, museums, a lake, plus a home of some great thermal baths and green lawn spaces. This city park is perfect for everyone from solo travellers and couples to friends and family. Everybody will indulge themselves in this magical place.


Széchenyi Thermal Bath, Budapest, Hungary

Enjoying the Thermal Baths with the Locals


When you come to the city of spa, you definitely shouldn't leave Budapest without visiting one of the greatest thermal baths in the city. Széchenyi Thermal Bath is always the first choice for every traveller because it is the largest medicinal bath not just in Hungary, but also in the whole Europe. This beautiful thermal bath offers swimming pools, water jet spas, a cupola, and some face and body massage services. You'll be able to play chess in the spa, too!


Hungarian Parliament Building, Budapest, Hungary

Not to Miss the Landmark of Hungary as well as Budapest


The notable landmark of Hungary, Hungarian Parliament Building is a stunning government office situated by the River Danube. The architecture itself is very easy to spot from far; you won't find it difficult to locate it from the Buda Castle at the Buda District. It is not surprise that this has become the landmark of the country. In the evening, the lights will be on and the building grows in yellow just like a golden pearl! It is amazing!


Shoes on the Danube Bank, Budapest, Hungary

Discover the Story behind these Waterside Shoe Sculptures


A sculpture without a story is just a piece of work; but a sculpture with a story could be a monument. The Shoes on the Danube Bank are a group of installation work of shoe sculptures placed by the riverside of Danube. They are the monument memorialising people who were killed at the river by a fascist party during World War II. What a tragedy behind these metal shoes...


Széchenyi Chain Bridge, Budapest, Hungary

Observe Sunset by the River Danube on the Pest District Side


The best places to watch sunset in Budapest is no doubt somewhere from the Pest District. We highly recommend you to visit the waterfront of the Széchenyi Chain Bridge. Follow along the River Danube to feel the sea breeze; enjoy a slow walk after dinner; and take as many beautiful pictures of such precious moment as you ever want. How amazing would that be?

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