Budapest has a wide variety of local attractions and something for everyone. Whether you’re interested in the Arts, sightseeing or shopping there is lots to keep you entertained. Boasting two World Heritage Sites, Budapest is the only capital in the world where nearly one hundred thermal springs and twelve spas can be found. Budapest is fortunate to have some of the world's finest Turkish baths. Become acquainted with the capital’s top sights – including the world famous Buda Caslte, Chain Bridge, Heroes' Square St Stephen’s Basilica and many more in the city regarded by many as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Below are a selection of the top things to do when visiting this beautiful city :

Central Market Hall 
This dazzling market is located at the far end of one of the most popular tourist streets in Budapest. The market is hidden indoors and covers three floors. Whether you are looking for fresh produce, beautiful embroidery, or even just want to take in some of the local culture, this is the place to be. The ground floor consists of produce, bakeries, and some classic Budapest meats. You will want to head to the upper levels to tour the stunning handmade arts and crafts and folk art on display. Keep in mind that some of the hidden gems are located underground, along with some succulent restaurants offering all kinds of cuisine. 

The Castle District
Tucked away far from the hustle of bustle of the main streets you can find the Castle District. There are no motor vehicles allowed in the area so the atmosphere is quiet and relaxed, which is perfect for you to take in all the beautiful art and architecture. Your first stop should be the Royal Palace which is adorned with gorgeous decorations and houses the Budapest History Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art, and the National Gallery.  

After you have had your fill, be sure to visit Matthias Church and Trinity Square which are located on the North side of the district. Matthias Church is 700 years old consists of an elaborate design that incorporates a tiled roof, historic jewels, and a number of hidden crypts. After perusing the architecture and artwork, you should head to Trinity Square for some excellent dining options and sit down in a restaurant that overlooks the Parliament buildings located across the river. 

Margaret Island 
If you love the outdoors, this is the place to be. The island stretches almost 1.5 miles long and is dotted with beautiful gardens and an old-world atmosphere. Enjoy the pool at Alfred Hajos or take in more culture at the Dominican Convent or Franciscan Church, the choice is yours.

The Libegõ and the Sikló

Budapest offers some unique public transportation that will build lasting memories. Be sure to take a trip on the Libego, which is a small cable car that suspends you high over the woods and offers a stunning view of the area surrounding you. The Siklo on the other hand is a charming railway that runs from the Royal Castle of Buda to Clark Adam Square. While it may not be as exciting as a cable car it offers a picturesque view of Gresham Palace and the remarkable Chain Bridge.