List of tourist attractions in Budapest

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This List of tourist attractions in Budapest lists the most important sights of Budapest by district and date of construction.

Sights by list[]

Churches, religious buildings[]

• St. Stephen's Basilica, the biggest church (1905).
• Matthias Church, the oldest church (1015).
• Lutheran Church of Deák Square, the biggest Protestant church (1799–1808).
• Reformed Church of Kálvin Square, the most famous Reformed church (1816–1830).
• Church of Mary Magdalene, ruins of the oldest churches (ca. 13th century).
• Dohány Street Synagogue, largest synagogue in Europe (1854–1859).
• Inner City Parish Church in Pest (ca. 14th century).
• Saint Peter of Alcantara Franciscan Church (ca. 1241).
• Palace Chapel (ca. 15th century)
• University Church (1715–1771).
• Gellért Hill Cave, national chancel (1931).
• Saint Anne Parish (1761).
• St. Catherine of Alexandria Church (1749).
• St Elizabeth of the House of Arpad Parish Church (1895–1901).
• Our Lady of the Snows Parish Church (1694).
• Church of Stigmatisation of Saint Francis (1757).
• Szilágyi Dezső Square Reformed Church (1894–1896).
• Lutheran Church of Budavár, the oldest Lutheran church of Buda (1895).
• Tomb of Gül Baba, northernmost Islamic pilgrimage site in the world (1543–1548).
• Rumbach Street Synagogue (1869–1872).

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  St. Stephen's Basilica

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  Matthias Church

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  Deák Square Church

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  Kálvin Square Church

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  Church of Mary Magdalene

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  Dohány Street Synagogue

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  Inner City Parish Church

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  Gellért Cave Church

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  St Elizabeth Parish Church

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  Our Lady of the Snows Parish Church

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  Rumbach Street Synagogue

Bridges[]

• Árpád Bridge, the busiest bridge (1950)
• Margaret Bridge, the second oldest bridge (1876)
• Széchenyi Chain Bridge, the oldest and most famous bridge (1849)
• Elisabeth Bridge, built across the narrowest part of the Danube (1903)
• Liberty Bridge, the third oldest bridge (1896)
• Petőfi Bridge (1937)
• Rákóczi Bridge (1995)

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  Árpád Bridge

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  Margaret Bridge

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  Chain Bridge

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  Elisabeth Bridge

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  Liberty Bridge

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  Petőfi Bridge

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  Rákóczi Bridge

Picture	Sight name	District	Built	Information
	Parliament	V	1885 - 1904
	St. Stephen's Basilica	V	1851 – 1906
	Hungarian National Museum	VIII	1837 – 1847
	National Theatre	IX	2002
	Buda Castle	I
	Hungarian National Gallery	I
	Matthias Church	I	1015
	Fisherman's Bastion	I	1899 – 1902
	Castle Hill Funicular	I	1868 - 1870
	Sándor Palace	I	1803 – 1805
	Aquincum Military Amphitheatre	III	AD 89
	Hungarian Academy of Sciences	V	1862 - 1865
	Shoes on the Danube Bank memorial	V	2005
	Gresham Palace	V	1907
	Tomb of Gül Baba	II	1543 - 1548
	Andrássy Avenue	VI	18th century
	Hungarian State Opera House	VI	1875 - 1884
	House of Terror Museum	VI	2002
	City Park	XIV	1811
	Heroes' Square	XIV	1896 – 1906
	City Park Lake (ice skating rink in winter)	XIV
	Vajdahunyad Castle	XIV	1904 – 1908
	Museum of Fine Arts	XIV	1906
	Zoo	XIV	1865 - 1866
	Széchenyi Medicinal Bath	XIV	1909 - 1913
	Dohány Street Synagogue	VII	1854 - 1859
	Rumbach Street Synagogue	VII	1869 - 1872
	Museum of Applied Arts	IX	1897
	Erkel Theatre	VIII	1911
	Café Gerbeaud	V	1897
	Great Market Hall	IX	1897
	Liberty Statue	XI	1947
	Memento Park	XXII	1993
	Margaret Island	none
	Aeropark	XVIII

Sights by districts[]