Central Hungary, Hungary
Budapest was formed in 1873 from Pest, Buda and Óbuda. The three walks explore distinct histories: Pest’s nineteenth-century institutions, Castle Hill’s medieval and reconstructed buildings, and Óbuda’s Roman, religious and manufacturing sites.
3 walks
12 stops · 90–120 minutes
Budapest’s Palace Quarter
Follow the buildings of political power, education, religious life and organised trades through Pest’s Palace Quarter.
13 stops · 80–110 minutes
The Quiet Edges of Buda Castle
Read Castle Hill through a prayer house, prison, archive and civic buildings, as well as its famous church and panorama.
12 stops · 90–120 minutes
Óbuda: Romans, Textiles & Old Squares
Connect Óbuda’s Roman arena, religious communities, textile works, civic square and public sculpture.