Halászbástya

Introduction
Fisherman's Bastion is a fairytale-like viewing terrace in Budapest overlooking the whole city—a white-towered, arcaded terrace like a fairytale castle, a great spot for the Danube and Pest panorama and one of Budapest's most photogenic landmarks. It stands atop Castle Hill on the Buda side by Matthias Church. Built in the early 20th century in white stone, Neo-Romanesque style, uniquely dreamy: a white arcade and seven peaked towers (said to symbolize the seven Magyar tribes), like a white fairytale castle. Its best appeal is the location and view—high on the hill facing the Danube and Pest; from the terrace you see Budapest's grandest panorama: the Danube below, Chain Bridge, and the majestic Parliament and Pest. Especially at dusk and night.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Halászbástya?
Ascend the dreamy Fisherman's Bastion; overlook the Danube and Budapest panorama. White towers and arcades like a fairytale; seven towers = seven Magyar tribes.
