Discover Budapest's Museums
Light Art Museum Tickets
The Light Art Museum in central Budapest has illuminated, immersive displays. Its installations invite visitors to experience space, time and life in new ways.
Memento Park Budapest
Memento Park in Budapest is an open-air museum about Hungary’s communist era. It has giant monuments of Lenin, Marx, Engels and others.
Places of Worship Across Budapest
Dohany Street Synagogue
The Dohány Street Synagogue in Budapest is Europe's largest synagogue. Its elegant design blends history and spirituality and reflects the resilience of Hungarian Jewry.
Explore Budapest's Notable Sights
Hungarian Parliament Building
The Hungarian Parliament Building combines Gothic Revival, Baroque and Renaissance architecture. Architect Imre Steindl completed it in 1902. It has 691 rooms, 10 courtyards and sculptures depicting Hungarian rulers. More than 700,000 people visit each year. Plan your visit using the essential details.
St Stephen's Basilica
Budapestinfo notes that St Stephen's Basilica is about 96 m tall, one of Budapest's two tallest buildings and the same height as Parliament. Construction ran from 1851 to 1905, and the basilica remains in active liturgical use. It is both a monument and a functioning parish.
Hungarian State Opera House Tickets
Completed in 1884, the Hungarian State Opera was conceived to compete with the great opera houses of Vienna and Paris. Miklós Ybl designed the neo-Renaissance building, whose acoustics were carefully engineered. Its details include marble staircases, gilded boxes and a frescoed ceiling above the horseshoe-shaped auditorium. The opera house still presents a regular program of opera and ballet.
Buda Castle
Buda Castle is a heritage landmark associated with Hungary’s royal past. Visitors can explore Baroque halls, see national art treasures and walk through cobbled courtyards. The castle has museums and scenic overlooks.