Budapest Segway Sightseeing Tour

Comprising many of the important medieval monuments and museums, the Buda Castle is built to protect and safeguard Tartar and Mongol attacks. Although most of the castle had been restored now, it witnessed severe damage during the historical World War II.

Emerging as one of the most architecturally pleasing buildings of Budapest, the Parliament Building is the world's third-largest. The Neo-Gothic building was inaugurated in the year 1886 in honor of the 1000th anniversary of the country.

The rock is a huge maze of caves offering passageways that were initially used for multiple purposes. World War II witnessed some getting fortified as an emergency hospital and an air red shelter. Also known as the Hospital in the Rock Nuclear Bunker Museum, the site is worth exploring.

Shoes on the Danube Promenade stand tall on the banks of the Danube and in front of the Hungarian Parliament. It hosts 60 pairs of iron shoes that are pointed towards the river.

Although the name might suggest that the museum simply caters to the needs of the die-hard gamers, however, this quirky museum shares a fascinating journey.

A historical landmark of the present times, Gellert Hill offers one of the best panoramic views of Budapest. The 235 m high hill stands tall on the Buda side of the popular Danube river and is made of dolomite rock. The hill has been named after Saint Gellert, the first missionary of Hungary who was thrown to death from the hills by the pagans.

Located right beside the Fisherman's Bastion, the church is one of the most popular places to visit in Budapest. Offering extraordinary architecture, the church offers incredible Gothic features, which sparkles before the eyes when the sun shines.

Situated in the middle of the Danube, Margaret Island is the primary recreation center for the locals and tourists. It offers thermal spring-fed medicinal baths, along with extended gardens and paths that are a delight to walk on. The Palatinus Baths is a massive spa complex that is spread over an extensive area of 17 acres.