The Budapest Opera House
The Parliment Building
Heroes' Square is a national monument honoring Hungarian heritage. Their Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is here.
Going to the Szechenyi Baths on a chilly day was such a cool experience! Plus, it was super relaxing!
St. Stephen's Basilica
An interesting view over the city from the top of St. Stephen's Basilica
A view of the apse and statuary of St. Stephen's
Looking up at the dome of St. Stephen's, where we attended Mass in Hungarian.
Traditional goulash soup for lunch
The Great Synagog, Europe's largest synagog and the second largest in the world.
Matthias Church was so unique, especially when you consider the amazing view it has of city.
Aside from the roof, the exterior of Matthias Church doesn't look much different than other Gothic churches, but on the inside it takes on a life of its own.
The church really had a character unlike any I've ever been in!
Art Nouveau patterns cover every inch of the interior.
The Fisherman's Bastion
The views from the Bastion are so scenic!
The Bastion is perched on the top of the hill on the Buda side of the city.
We stayed at the Fisherman's Bastion until sunset to be able to see an overlook of the city at night.
An iconic Budapest view: the Parliament Building all lit up from across the Danube River.

Here are my pictures from Budapest, Hungary. I really wish I could have spent more time here. There was many more things I want to do and see!