Greatest fun ever! A must do program... The bus rolls around and suddenly you are running down a slope into the Danube. Huge Slpash! And you are afloat, seeing the city from the river! it is awesome...

Serving as an entrance to the former old-walled city of medieval times, this square commemorates the outbreak of the Revolution of 1848, which sought to free the city from 350 years of oppressive rule by the Austrian Habsburgs.

Elegant and historic square, reputedly one of the most beautifully situated in the world, features a small, scenic park in its center.

The flame was lit in front of the Parliament Building in 1996, to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 1956 uprising, a sorrowful event for many Hungarian people.

This former Carmelite church was converted to a theater in 1784, and renovated in the 1970s. It now hosts a variety of theatrical performances and concerts throughout the year.

One of the city's fifty thermal baths open to the general public.

A lively hotel casino measuring 6,458 square feet and offering 21 slot machines, video poker and a variety of table games including blackjack, Caribbean stud poker and French roulette.

This specialty store is well-stocked with high quality Herend, Hungary's finest porcelain maker since 1826.