Famous for its grandiose neo-renaissance architecture and spectacular acoustics, the Budapest Opera House is definitely worth a visit!
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Famous for its grandiose neo-renaissance architecture and spectacular acoustics, the Budapest Opera House is definitely worth a visit!
Attention, foodies and gourmet lovers! Built at the end of the 19th century, Budapest's Great Market Hall is home to the capital's largest food market.
Between the Hungarian Parliament and the Széchenyi Chain Bridge, the Shoes on the Danube Bank are a poignant memorial not to be missed!
Located on Hősök tere (Heroes' Square), one of Budapest's main squares, the newly renovated Museum of Fine Arts is home to Hungary's largest art collection!
Created in 2000 to retrace the history of totalitarianism in Hungary, the House of Terror is arguably the most controversial museum in Budapest!
Nestled in Buda Castle, the Hungarian National Gallery is home to the largest collection of Hungarian art in the country!
Located in the center of Budapest, the Hungarian National Museum documents the country's long history, from prehistory to present day. A must-see in Budapest!
Captain Ulysses is a seasoned sailor, so it's no wonder that he loves coastal cities. And Nafplio is indeed a historical jewel! Ready to set sail? :)
Are you planning on visiting 'La Serenissima'? Here is a bucket list of all the best things to do in Venice!
Nestled between St. Mark's Square and the lagoon, the Doge's Palace is an architectural gem. Follow the guide!