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The capital city of Hungary is split into two sides: Buda on the west side on the Danube river and Pest on the east. Connected by seven different bridges (including the famous nineteenth century Chain Bridge), they make a city rich in Art Nouveau architecture and filled with living history, seen on buildings pockmarked by WWII bullets. If you’re not eating local delicacies of stuffed cabbage or bowlfuls of Hungarian goulash, go and catch beautiful panoramic vistas from the impressive Buda Castle and the turrets of Fishermen’s Bastion. Alternatively, indulge in a visit to one of the public thermal baths and steam rooms dotted across the city - Kiraly, Rudas and Szechenyi are all worth a visit.
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Chain Bridge, Budapest
19th-century Chain Bridge connects the hilly Buda district with flat Pest
River Danube, Budapest
Hungarian Parliament
Budapest castle
Szechenyi thermal baths, Budapest
View of Budapest over the Danube
Fishermans Bastion, Budapest