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Buda Castle (Hungarian: Budavári Palota, German: Burgpalast), formerly also called the Royal Palace (Hungarian: Királyi-palota) and the Royal Castle (Hungarian: Királyi Vár, German: Königliche Burg), is the historical castle and palace complex of the Hungarian kings in Budapest.
The majestic Buda Castle rises above the city of Várhegy, the hill of Budapest. The Castle has always had a turbulent history which reflects the different ups and downs of the history of Hungary.
Explore the Buda Castle District, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with various guided tours and activities. Learn about the history, architecture and culture of the Royal Palace, Matthias Church, Labyrinth and more.
Zamek w Budzie na obrazie autorstwa Jacoba Balthasara Peetersa z 1686 roku. Począwszy od rozpoczęcia tureckiej okupacji Budy w 1541 roku zamek, zamieniony przez Turków na koszary, więzienie oraz magazyn broni i amunicji, zaczął popadać w ruinę.
Zamek w Budzie, zwany po węgiersku Budai Vár, jest centralną budowlą Wzgórza Zamkowego w Budapeszcie i, podobnie jak Zamek Praski, jest w rzeczywistości całym kompleksem pałaców i średniowiecznym miastem z kilkoma innymi ważnymi zabytkami, na czele z Basztą Rybacką i Katedrą Macieja.
Sitting atop Castle Hill and overlooking the river Danube is Buda Castle, a sprawling castle and palatial complex that dates back to the 1700s. Here, you'll find art and history museums, massive courtyards, churches and chapels, restaurants, and iconic attractions like the Fisherman’s Bastion, famous for its fairytale-like exteriors.
Buda Castle, located on Castle Hill in Budapest, is a historical gem that reflects centuries of cultural transformations and political shifts. Explore its medieval origins, Renaissance revival, Baroque splendor, and modern attractions, such as the Hungarian National Gallery and Matthias Church.
