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Hungarian Parliament Building
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Hungarian Parliament Building

Országház

Budapest Typical visit: 1–2 hours (tour) · any time for photos

The neo-Gothic icon of the Danube, completed in the early 20th century.

Hungary's largest building stretches along the Pest riverbank. Guided tours typically include the grand staircase, the dome hall where the Holy Crown is displayed, and the old upper house chamber. The view from the Buda side, especially at dusk, is one of the best-known scenes in Europe.

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Good to know

  • Tours are popular — book ahead through the official visitor centre.
  • For the classic photo, cross to Batthyány Square on the Buda side.
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