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17, 1873, saw the union of Buda, Pest and Óbuda, creating modern-day Budapest. The city is divided by the Danube River ... check out the Inner City Parish Church next to Elizabeth Bridge.

Designed and built in 1905 by Frigyes Schulek – the same architect who built the adjacent Matthias Church ... guild of fishermen who protected Budapest from invasion. Visitors say ...

By tracing its route through Austria, Slovakia, and Hungary, you can visit three European capitals in one trip, writes Louise ...

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By the first century B.C., Celtic villages dotted both sides of the Danube River, which splits Budapest, he explains ... and enter the unique cave setting of St. Gellert Rock Church. Celtic society ...

From the grandest old-world cafes to creative newcomers, here’s where to dine in the Hungarian capital of Budapest ...

Traveling from Passau to Budapest, the first scenic ... and many domed churches. One of the aspects of the Viking Danube Cruise we loved the most is that a daily excursion is included with your ...

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