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Panoramic cityscape from St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest, also known as Szent Istvan in Hungarian language, on the sunny day with the view over the River Danube on the Buda Castle and President's Palace. Image taken with Nikon D300 and developed from RAW with special attention.

Сurve alley around the rear of the Anker Palace with old buildings with respectively curve facades in the eclectic style in Budapest, view from bottom to top

Picturesque facade of a building in Art Nouveau style, Hungarian architecture, Budapest.

Building facade with beautiful details in Budapest, Hungary city center around famous Vaci street.

St.-Stephans-Basilika in Budapest, Ungarn, centred with mirroring

View through arches of Budapest, Hungary

Zrinyi Utca street and St. Stephen`s Basilica

Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary–Sep. 5th, 2024: Street view of traditional buildings with beautiful decorations in Budapest Hungary

A picturesque view of Budapest's iconic Parliament Building framed through an archway. The Danube River enhances the city's charm and architectural beauty, making it a prime tourist attraction and a captivating travel destination.

St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest, Hungary, Neo-Classical architectural style.

River Danube and Chain bridge looking from Buda to Pest with the Houses of Parliament on the left.

Beautiful landscape and urban view of the Budapest, streets and buildings under dramatic sky

Capital city of Hungary

Hungarian Parliament Building - Budapest, Hungary

Beautiful, if slightly decayed, architecture in Budapest.

View on old town of Budaptest - Hungary

A stunning view of the Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest, seen through an archway by the Danube River. The scene captures the historical architecture and scenic beauty of this iconic European city.

Budapest; Hungary - May 2: Old house in the centre of Budapest. Streets in the historic city centre May 2; 2024 in Budapest; Hungary

$The Klothilden Palaces (Hungarian: Klotild paloták) are twin buildings that serve as both residential and commercial buildings. They stand as a symbolic entrance gate on the Elisabeth Bridge in the direction of Pest in Budapest. The ensemble was named after Clotilde of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.\n\nThe buildings were built between 1899 and 1902 according to plans by the architects Kálmán Giergl and Flóris Korb in the historicism style. Originally there were arcades at ground level, where shops and restaurants can now be found. In 1977 the group of houses was placed under monument protection.$

White-stoned Fisherman's Bastion is located in Castle Hill, through the lower terraces and ramparts you can have a good view of Danube River and the Hungarian Parliament Building. It magically showcases the interplay of sunlight and shadow during the day. This architecture creates a dramatic contrast between the sun-kissed towers and the shaded walkways.

Cityscape with Castle Hill, Matthias Church, Hungarian Parliament and St Stephen's Basilica at sunset

02/17/2025, Budapest. St. Stephen's Basilica, a prominent landmark in Budapest, Hungary, is viewed from a narrow street, showcasing its architectural grandeur and historical significance

Streets of budapest in spring rainy day. Budapest is capital of hungary.

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Scenic view of historic buildings in Budapest, Hungary showcasing intricate architectural details. The image captures a blend of classic design and urban charm under a cloudy sky, highlighting the unique aesthetic of the city.

The St Stephen's Basilica in Budapest, seen from the Gellert hill, Hungary

The sun illuminates the dome of a building in budapest, hungary, creating a stunning contrast against the blue sky

St. Stephen's Basilica, patron saint of the city, stands beautiful this cold December morning

St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest

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