Budapest

How to visit the Budapest Opera

If we walk along the fabulous Andrassy Avenue in Budapest, admiring its beautiful buildings, we will come across a Renaissance jewel such as the Budapest Opera House. It is not as flashy or as famous as the Opera Garnier in Paris, but it is still worth a visit. Among the curiosities to highlight about its construction is the condition that was imposed on the architect that its size be smaller than the Vienna Opera. This condition started from the famous Emperor of Austria and King of Bohemia, Franz Joseph I, husband of Sissi. How to visit the Budapest Opera Naturally,…

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The Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest

In Budapest ‘s Heroes’ Square we find one of the city’s main museums, the Museum of Fine Arts. It is the most visited of all with more than 500,000 annual visitors and forms a unique complex with the square and the Mücsarnok Art Gallery. It was inaugurated in 1906 by Emperor Franz Joseph I and built in a neoclassical style with a façade and columns reminiscent of a Greek or Roman temple. What to see at the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest The interior of the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest also has an enviable architecture and is…

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The Fisherman’s Bastion in Budapest. The best views

The Fisherman’s Bastion is one of those essential places to visit in Budapest It is not only essential for its original architecture or for being in an area with enviable surroundings, but also for being the best place from which you can see the most famous and beautiful monument in Budapest, the Parliament. And besides, the area around the Fisherman’s Bastion is one of the most beautiful areas in Budapest. Visit the Fisherman’s Bastion. what to see The Hungarian name of the Fisherman’s Bastion is unpronounceable for Spanish speakers, Halászbástya, but its beauty is understood by all. It was built…

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