Hungarian Parliament Building

"the seat of the National Assembly of Hungary, as well as home to the crown Jewels and a popular tourist attraction. The building is now for it’s stunning exterior as well as impressive interior. The parliament has been the largest building in Hungary since its completion in 1904. The architectural style of the building was influenced by The Palace of Westminster in London. A 45-minute guided tour of the Parliament building is available with an audioguide or a professional tour guide Good to know: A security check is required prior to entering the House of Parliament. You must not enter the building with large bags, packages or objects capable of causing personal injury For the protection of the Holy Crown, it is strictly forbidden to take photographs in the great Dome Hall. However, taking pictures or using video cameras is allowed in other parts of the building. Due to parliamentary or state events, visits may be cancelled even as late as immediately prior to admission. Opening hours: Off-season: 8am to 4pm Peak-season: 8am to 6pm Prices: EEA citizens: 6000 HUF / €15 non-EEA citizens: 12000 HUF/ €30,5 "

"Designed by Imre Steindl and completed in 1902, the Parliament, featuring the Eclectic style, boasts 691 lavishly decorated rooms. Such a mesmerizing building that make feel all power of the country. Children under the age of 6 can enjoy free admission to the Parliament. Visitors arriving with a child under 6 can request family tickets by emailing tourist.office@parlament.hu. On the official website, individual visitors have the option to purchase tickets for touring the Hungarian Parliament. Annually, over seven hundred thousand visitors embark on the 45-minute guided tour of the Parliament, a significant symbol of Hungary and its democracy. The tour covers key areas such as the Main Staircase, the Dome Hall, the chamber, and the lounge of the Chamber of Peers. Additionally, visitors gain insights into the building's history, architecture, and the art it houses."

"The Hungarian Parliament building, built in 1902, is the third largest in the world, after the Romanian and Argentine ones. The Parliament of Budapest has become the symbol of the city, and is a masterpiece in Gothic style with neo-baroque influences. I recommend you visit it both from the outside and inside, taking part in a guided tour. 👣How to get there: reachable on foot from St. Stephen's Basilica(1 km,13 min). Metro stop: Kossuth Lajos tér ,Line M2. 🎟️Ticket cost: full price 5,000 HUF (€12.10), reduced price 2,500 HUF (€6.00)."