BUDAPEST LANDMARKS MSFS

Budapest is the capital of Hungary, formed in 1873 by the merger of three cities on the banks of the Danube River: Pest, Buda and Obuda. The largest city in the country and the ninth largest in the European Union.The first settlement on the territory of Budapest, called Ak-Ink, was founded by the Celts in the I century BC. Under the Romans, Aquinas became the center of the province of Lower Pannonia. In the Middle Ages King Béla IV of Hungary made Buda his capital. In 1867, Pest became the capital of Transleitania, one of the parts that make up the Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
The historic center of Budapest is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Landmark attractions such as:

• Buda Castle Palace
• Fisherman's Bastion
• Matthias Church
• Gresham Palace
• The Sandor Palace
• St. Stephen's Basilica
• Heroes Square
• Hungarian Academy of Sciences
• Ferris Wheel of Budapest
• Western Railway station
• Eastern Railway station
• Szechenyi Baths
• Great Market Hall
• Hungaryan National Museum
• Corvinus University of Budapest
• Budapest University of Technology and Economics
• IV District Mayor's Office
• Soviet Monument in Budapest
• CET Budapest
• Infopark
• TV Tower
• A38

Bridges:

• Chain Bridge
• Liberty Bridge
• Elisabeth Bridge
• Margaret Bridge
• Petofi Bridge
• Rakóczi (Lagymanyosi) Bridge
• Megyeri Bridge
• Arpad Bridge

Stadiums:

• Ferenc Puskas Stadium
• Laszlo Pappa Sports Arena
• Groupama Arena

Churches such as:

• Church of St Francis of Assisi
• Queen of the Rosary church
• Szilagyi Dezso square church
• St Elizabeth square church
• Szervita square church
• Church of Tabán
• St Imre church
• Snowy Happy Missis church
• St Anne church
• St Elizabeth church
• Inner City Parish Church
• Lehel square church

And a lot of different houses and buildings in the historic center of the city.