If you're coming to Budapest with your loved one, it's worth visiting some of the most romantic and beautiful places in the city, in addition to a classic sightseeing tour. It's sure to be a memorable experience! Here are some ideas of places to visit that are not for classic tourists!
As a tourist in Budapest, there are 4 bridges you need to know, because they are in the centre of the city. They connect Buda and Pest, you can get to the other side in a few minutes.
Whether it's an afternoon sightseeing cruise or an evening dinner on the Danube, it's all possible! On the Legends website you are sure to find a program that suits you!
Városliget (City Park) is the largest green area on the Pest side.
Today's Margaret Island was created by joining 3 smaller islands in the 19th century. The original Margaret Island (where the St Margaret's Monastery stood) was the small island in the middle. The ruins of the monastery can still be seen today. Margaret's life is very interesting, as she was originally a princess, but lived as a nun from the age...
Budapest is the perfect place to relax - it's a city of spas and parks!
Travelling with friends is always a little different from travelling with family or a large group. You're freer, you have more fun in your time and Budapest is the perfect place to experience things together!
The Hungarian State Opera House was built between 1875 and 1884. It was designed by Miklós Ybl. The style is neo-Renaissance. It presents operas and ballet performances.
Elizabeth Square is named after Queen Elizabeth. Sissy was the wife of the Austrian Emperor and, unlike her husband, was very popular in the 19th century. She was well liked by the nobility, was an important member of society and spoke Hungarian well.
If you're a group organiser or a travel agent, you'll want to make sure that your group programme in Budapest is fun!