Hotel City Inn

Budapest is the capital of Hungary, uniting much of its rich history and marvelous architecture in the city. Budapest lies at the bifurcation of the Danube River and basically comprises two parts: Buda, which is hilly, featuring many historic sites, and Pest, which hosts a lively atmosphere with very beautiful buildings. Grand neoclassical edifices include the Hungarian Parliament and St. Stephen's Basilica. Budapest is also famous for its thermal baths, a legacy left by the Romans and then the Ottomans. The famous Chain Bridge connects Buda and Pest and thus symbolizes the unity of the city. A lively café culture, markets full of activity, and a lively nightlife all combine to offer much to be charmed about with this city. History, from the Romans through the Austro-Hungarian Empire, is reflected in Budapest's eclectic architecture and cultural attractions. Budapest today, truly cosmopolitan and a harmonious synthesis of old and new, makes it an endlessly captivating destination.