At a depth of 12 meters (39.4 foot), Lake Palatinus stuns the onlooker with the clarity of its waters. Enjoy a day out on its shores with plenty of things to do. You can go swimming, sailing, fishing, kayaking or windsurfing. There is a children's play area nearby. Beach volleyball is a favorite sport among groups that is enjoyed here.
After a long day in the city, if you are looking for a place where you can unwind in the company of good humor, then Duma Corvin is the place to be. With talented stand-up comedians, a euphoric ambiance and good food, Duma Corvin has become one of the more popular places for locals as well as tourists. The room is quite spacious with neatly arranged dining tables where patrons can sample delectable Hungarian cuisine, while the talent on stage ensures that a wide grin stays intact on your face. Ideal for a group of friends or even for a date, Duma Corvin is certainly one spot that should not be missed in the city.
The dark green, round bottle with a red and white cross symbol in the center, may look like a European medicine. In reality, it is the famous Unicum liqueur, considered the unofficial national drink of Hungary. Made for the first time by Emperor Joseph's royal physician Dr.Zwack, he soon founded his own distillery which went on to become the largest in Central Europe. The Zwack Unicum Museum is the best place to discover the history of the Zwack family. The tour of the distillery will give you an insight into the spices and herbs that go into making this intrepid concoction. You will see world's largest collection of over 17000 mini liquor bottles, as you walk through the gallery section. The large oak barrels lined in the basement are the last stop where you can get a taste of this Hungarian potion. Take home some Unicum souvenirs or savor some of their beverages from the Visitors Center.
A visit to the home of famous composer Bela Bartok (1881-1945) is a must for classical music fans. Amongst other things, it offers a glimpse into the composer's personal life. As well as his own belongings, there is also a collection of memorial items such as paintings and even stamps. Bartok, who spent a lot of time studying traditional folk music, did not live in a traditional house; instead it captures the look of the early twentieth century. Come here for a chamber concert; this is one of the most atmospheric venues for a live music event.
Housed within the Royal Buda Castle, on Szent György tér, the National Gallery is a not-to-be-missed attraction for art lovers and enthusiasts. Established in 1957, the prestigious gallery is home to almost the entire history of Hungarian art; thus chronicling the progress of fine arts in the country. Some of the artworks housed here date as far back as 10th Century! Some of the masterpieces featured in this glorious institution includes Woman Dressed in Polka Dots Robe by József Rippl-Rónai and Mihály Munkácsy's Christ before Pontius Pilate. Open all week, except Mondays, the Hungarian National Gallery or Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, as it is locally called, is open to general population between 10a and 6p.
A arquitetura deste museu em si já mereceria uma parada,além disso este lugar foi muito importante dentro da história da Hungria; das escadarias deste lugar Petofi recitou sua famosa "canção nacional" em 1848, existe inclusive uma placa para comemorar este famoso evento. O interior do museu também é deslumbrante,foi utilizada uma abundante quantidade de mármore em sua arquitetura. As vitrines dão uma cuidadosa importante atenção a história do povo húngaro.