Buda Collection (page 8)

The Buda Calvinist Church in Budapest, Hungary

The Szechenyi Chain Bridge, in the 19th century, spanning the River Danube between Buda and Pest, the western and eastern sides of Budapest, the capital of Hungary

Three representations siege Buda 1685-1686 Image
Three representations of the siege of Buda, 1685-1686 Image of the Strong City Offen, on 2 September 1686. by the Keyserlyke and Allied Weapons Stormender Hand Conquered (title on object)

Citadel Buda 1904 Budapest Zitadelle Hungary
Citadel of Buda, 1904, Budapest, Zitadelle, Hungary

Citadel Buda 1903 Budapest Zitadelle Hungary
Citadel of Buda, 1903, Budapest, Zitadelle, Hungary

St Mathias Church; Budapest, Hungary

Franz Josef Platz, Budapest, Hungary
Franz Josef Platz (Ferencz Jozsef-ter), Budapest, Hungary

Statues on the Holy Trinity Column in Budapest, Hungary

Statue on Holy Trinity Column beside the Matthias Church in Budapest, Hungary

Buda and Pest old map
Budapest, a famously, is the combination of the cities Buda and Pest

Buda / Fishermens Bastion, Budapest, Hungary

Hungarian National Gallery. Budapest
Hungarian National Gallery. Entrance. Budapest. Hungary

Hungary. Budapest. Buda Castle. Relief
Hungary. Budapest. Relief which decorated the Buda Castle, restored by Alajos Hauszmann. 19th century

Artur Gorgey - 2
ARTUR GORGEY (or Gorgei) Hungarian general, commander in 1848 rising, defeated the Austrians, took Buda, governor of Hungary, overwhelmed by Russians, imprisoned. Date: 1818 - 1916

Artur Gorgey - 3
ARTUR GORGEY (or Gorgei) Hungarian general, commander in 1848 rising, defeated the Austrians, took Buda, governor of Hungary, overwhelmed by Russians, imprisoned. Date: 1818 - 1916

Artur Gorgey - 1
ARTUR GORGEY (or Gorgei) Hungarian general, commander in 1848 rising, defeated the Austrians, took Buda, governor of Hungary, overwhelmed by Russians, imprisoned. Date: 1818 - 1916

BUDA IN 1544
A fine early view of Buda, on the right bank of the Danube ( Tonau, seen in the distance) : there are baths to the left and a lustgarten in the foreground Date: 1544

HUNGARY / 1849 / OFEN
Hungarian rebels storm Ofen (also known as Buda) on 21st May 1849 Date: 1849

Budapest, Hungary, Scenic view of the Danube River and the Hungarian parliament building and Chain Bridge

Budapest, Hungary, Heroes Square

Europe, Hungary, Budapest, Matthias Church

Europe, Hungary, Budapest, Fishermans Bastion

Europe, Hungary, Budapest, Matthais Church

Vajdahunyad Castle in Varosliget (City Park), Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary, Heroes Square and the Museum of Fine Arts (Szepmuveszeti Muzeum)

Budapest, Hungary, Scenic view of the Danube River and Bada and Pest

Europe, Hungary, Budapest, Buda, Fishermans Bastion at night

Hungary, Budapest, Fishermans Bastion on Castle Hill, Buda

Buda and Pest from 17 century

View of the Chain Bridge and Skyline of Budapest Along Danube River, Hungary
The Szechenyi Chain Bridge is a suspension bridge that spans the River Danube between Buda and Pest, the western and eastern sides of Budapest, the capital of Hungary

The Matthias Church (Hungarian: MAatyAas-templom) at the Szentharomsag (Holy Trinity) square (Hungarian: SzenthAaromsAag ter) in Budapest

Buda Castle near danube river, Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Pest, Buda, Raitzenstadt, Taban, Hungary, 19th century. Art work by Ludwig Rohbock, 1820, 1883, German, Donau, river, people, town, curch, churches, food and drink, liszt gourmet archive

Map of Buda, 1686, Harmanus van Loon, Lodewijk XIV (koning van Frankrijk), 1693 - 1696

Taking Buda, 1685-1686, Jan Luyken, Jurriaen van Poolsum, 1689

FRANCIS II (1768-1835). Holy Roman Emperor, 1792-1806, and Emperor of Austria as Francis I, 1804-1835. Giving a sermon on the Hungarian constitution at his coronation as King of Hungary, 6 June 1792

The Capuchin Church (Kapucinus Templom), Buda side of the Danube, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

The Capuchin Church (Kapucinus Templom) and in the foreground the Matthias church and the Fishermens bastion, Halaszbastya, Buda side of the River Danube, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Panaorama photo of Buda, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Budapest, Hungary - Parliament Building
Budapest, Hungary - The new Parliament Building, constructed at a cost of 1.25 million pounds. Designed by Imre Steindl who won an International Competition to choose the architect. Date: circa 1906

HUNGARY-Budapest- (South Buda): Statue Park / Szobor Park Open Air Collection
HUNGARY, Budapest, (South Buda): Statue Park / Szobor Park. Open Air Collection of Heroic Communist Era Statues

HUNGARY-Budapest: Buda- House on Corvin ter (Square) Vizivaros / Watertown
HUNGARY, Budapest: Buda, House on Corvin ter (Square) Vizivaros / Watertown

HUNGARY-Budapest: Castle Hill (Buda)- Cafe Sign
HUNGARY, Budapest: Castle Hill (Buda), Cafe Sign

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"Buda: Exploring the Enchanting Side of Budapest, Hungary" Discover the captivating charm of Buda, nestled in the heart of Budapest. With its rich history and breathtaking sights, this district offers a truly unforgettable experience. Perched on Castle Hill, Fishermen's Bastion stands as a majestic symbol of Budapest's beauty. Marvel at the castle towers and soak in panoramic views of the cityscape below. As you wander through Buda, immerse yourself in its architectural wonders. From the iconic Parliament building at sunrise to Gellert Baths & Spa's thermal area, each structure tells a story of Hungary's grandeur. Venture beyond Budapest and find tranquility in Colfosco village amidst snow-covered Sella Massif mountains. The church adds an ethereal touch to this winter wonderland. Delve into Buda's hidden treasures with a visit to Vajdahunyad Castle. Admire the statue of Anonymous while exploring its enchanting grounds - a true testament to Hungarian heritage. Buda is more than just a district; it is an invitation to delve into history and embrace natural beauty. Soak up the culture, indulge in thermal baths or simply lose yourself in stunning vistas – there’s something for everyone here.