Budapest Photoshoot Spots
Experience the breath-taking views of hand-picked locations in Budapest that are carefully chosen for their unique charm and beauty. These spots are not just visually stunning, but also provide the perfect backdrop for creating the most amazing photoshoots. Whether you're a professional photographer or an amateur, these locations in Budapest will certainly help you capture memories that will last a lifetime.
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Fisherman’s Bastion
Suggested time: Early morning, preferably sunrise
Budapest’s Disney Castle for fairy tale mornings…
Fisherman's Bastion is a magnificent structure situated in the heart of Budapest. It has become a popular tourist destination for its stunning views of the city and the Danube River. The bastion was built in the late 19th century and was named after the fisherman's guild, which defended this part of the city during the Middle Ages. The bastion comprises seven towers, each representing one of the seven Hungarian tribes that founded Hungary in 895. These towers are connected by a walkway that offers visitors a panoramic view of the city. A visit to this attraction is a must when in Budapest! It's sure to leave an unforgettable impression on you and all who visit.
Some facts, and questions asked about Fisherman’s Bastion
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The Bastion is situated on the Buda side of the city, which is known for its stunning views of the Danube River and the Pest side of the city.
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When was it built - Fisherman's Bastion was built between 1895 and 1902, during the reign of King Franz Joseph. Its name refers to the fisherman's guild that was responsible for defending this part of the city during the Middle Ages. The bastion features seven towers, each of which represents one of the seven Magyar tribes that founded Hungary in the 9th century.
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Open all yea round, day and night
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Many of its balconies and 7 towers – stretching 140 meters – are free to enter, while the upper towers or turrets have a small entrance fee, which serves to maintain the historic building, one of the most romantic attractions in Budapest.
Tickets (Adults): HUF 1200 (approx. 3.4 Euro)
Discount Tickets (Students & children under 14): HUF 600 (approx. 1.7 Euro)
Children under 6: Free Entry
Pensioners (from EU member states): HUF 600
For more information, you can visit this link
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Public transportation:
Option 1: Take bus 16 from Deak Ferenc Ter (click here for the exact spot) and get off the bus at Szentháromság Tër (Cost: 1 EUR)
Option 2: Take bus 216 from Deak Ferenc Ter (click here for the exact spot), get off the bus at Dísz Tër, and walk for 7 minutes (Cost: 1 EUR)
Option 3: Take the metro to Batthyány tér station and then walk up the hill for about 10 minutes.
Option 4: Take a taxi. Download the Bolt application for taxis in Budapest. (Cost: 10-20 EUR depending on where you are)
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8-10 min walk between two locations.
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Suggested times are early morning, preferably around sunrise. It is a very popular spot visited by thousand of people every day. So it is important to come early to avoid tourist crowds.
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Fisherman's Bastion is a great location for any kind of photoshoot. Whether you need a photographer for solo or couple traveler and lifestyle sessions, elopements, engagements, or proposals, I can provide services to meet your needs. Additionally, Fisherman's Bastion is an excellent place for scenic family photoshoots in Budapest.
Buda Castle (Royal Palace)
Suggested time: Early morning, preferably sunrise
History, elegance, and charm…
The Budapest Royal Palace, also known as the Buda Castle, is a remarkable landmark that overlooks the city of Budapest. Situated on Castle Hill, the palace was built in the 14th century and served as the residence of Hungarian kings and queens over the centuries. It is a stunning example of architectural grandeur that blends Gothic and Renaissance styles. Today, the Buda Castle is a popular tourist destination and houses several attractions, including the Hungarian National Gallery, the Budapest History Museum, and the National Széchényi Library, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in delving into the rich history and culture of Hungary.
Some facts, and questions asked about Buda Castle and Royal Palace
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Buda Castle is a historic castle complex located in Budapest, Hungary. It sits on the southern tip of Castle Hill, overlooking the Danube River. The castle was originally built in the 13th century, but it has been destroyed and rebuilt several times over the years. Today, it is home to the Hungarian National Gallery and the Budapest History Museum. Visitors to Buda Castle can explore the castle grounds, as well as take in stunning views of the city and the Danube River.
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Open all year round, day and night, except for museums.
For more information on the opening hours, please check this link
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Yes, you can. You need to take a ticket from the automated machine when you enter. You will find several paying machines in the castle area. Parking in the castle area costs 600 HUF (around 1,6 EUR) per hour.
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Public transportation:
Option 1: Take bus 216 from Deak Ferenc Ter (click here for the exact spot), get off the bus at Dísz Tër, and walk for 7 minutes (Cost of the bus: 1 EUR)
Option 2: Take a taxi. Download the Bolt application for taxis in Budapest. (Cost: 10-20 EUR depending on where you are)
Option 3: Take the funicular from Clark Adam Square. Ticket per person is around 4 EUR)
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8-10 min walk between two locations.
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Suggested times are early morning, preferably around sunrise. It is a very popular spot visited by thousand of people every day. So it is important to come early to avoid tourist crowds.
Buda Castle Streets
Suggested time: Early morning, late afternoon, all day if it is cloudy
History, elegance, and charm…
The streets of Buda Castle are a must-visit location for anyone traveling to Budapest. From the winding cobblestone paths to the stunning architecture, there is no shortage of sights to see. Take a stroll through the historic district and bask in the rich cultural history of Hungary. While exploring the area, be sure to visit the Royal Palace and Matthias Church, both of which offer a glimpse into the country's past. Stop at one of the many quaint cafes for a cup of coffee and a pastry, and take in the breathtaking views of the city below. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the magic of Buda Castle.
Parliament
Suggested time: Early morning, not sunrise. Late afternoon, close to sunset
The Budapest Parliament is such a stunning building, located along the banks of the Danube River. It's not only the largest in Hungary, but also one of the most iconic landmarks of the city. Constructed in the late 19th century, during Hungary's time as part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the building's design was inspired by the Palace of Westminster in London. It's a perfect example of the Gothic Revival style, and truly a sight to see. Inside, you'll find equally impressive paintings, sculptures, and decorations that depict the rich history of Hungary. The building houses the National Assembly of Hungary and is open to visitors who want to learn more about Hungarian history and architecture. If you're interested in European history and architecture, a visit to Budapest Parliament is simply a must-do.
Várkert
Suggested time: Early morning, late afternoon, all day if it is cloudy
Have you heard of the Varkert Bazar? It's a fascinating historic building complex in Budapest, Hungary, that's been around since the mid-19th century. Originally a castle, it later became a market and is now a cultural center. Today, it's a popular tourist spot thanks to its stunning architecture and rich history. You can explore various exhibitions and cultural events there, or simply enjoy the scenic views of the Danube River and the city skyline. The Varkert Bazar is an excellent testament to the rich cultural heritage of Budapest and Hungary, and it's a must-visit for anyone interested in history, architecture, or the arts.
