Well worth a visit. Each piece of architecture tells a different story which only adds to the interest of this incredible city

Well worth a visit. Each piece of architecture tells a different story which only adds to the interest of this incredible city
big open space and if you like statues this place has a few. Good for the bus tours and there are a couple of large exhibition halls at either side, These have different themes. Also a very nice view of the Avenues
A worthwhile place to visit, plenty of space to walk around just watch the traffic as you cross the road to get onto the main square!
Flanked by two museums, the square is an interesting stop aftera walk along the avenue. Most tour groups stop here briefly. It is also the home of the wonderful Fine Arts Museum
The most amazing sculptures and you can really get some great pics. Spent ages there and took lots of pics.
it's an impressive square, but also the castle behind the square is very impressive and surprizingly non-tacky
Historic times reflected through the various statues of rulers and royalty, it is well worth having a guide to explain the importance of the constituent statues of this monument and you will then start to realise what a myriad of identities and changes Hungary and Budapest has had to endure over the years
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This Square is huge, built in 1896 ish before the millenium celebrations. Huge place, large grand statues, lots of tourists. Located at the top of Andrassy ave and near the City Park, so good to spend some time snapping.
To visit the tomb of the unknown soldier in any city is a moving experience the architecture of the monuments is worth seeing.
When you have the time and the weather is good, walk into the park behind Heroes' square. In the park is also one of the 2 popular bathhouses.
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