The Nyugati Square is an important meeting point in Budapest. The most famous building of the square is the Nyugati (Western) Railway Station, one of the busiest railway stations of the town. This beautiful building made of steel, glass and concrete was designed by the French architect Gustave Eiffel – who is most famous for the Eiffel Tower in Paris, – and was built from 1873 to 1877.

There are lots of things to do in Budapest! With City Sightseeing, you get to visit the main landmarks across the strategically located bus stops. Hop on and off as many times as you wish to take the tour at your own pace or stay on the bus and enjoy the audio guide in multiple languages full of interesting facts. Sightseeing the city from the double-decker buses is comfortable and dynamic, just hop off every time you spot something you would like to explore further and then hop back on!

Red line buses depart from the bus stops in every 60 minutes from Monday to Thursday, every 30 minutes from Friday to Sunday from the first departure time until 17:00.

ROUTE: Basilica / Bazilika – Chain Bridge (Pest) – József Attila Str. – Synagogue – Astoria – Andrássy Avenue 3. – Opera – Liszt Ferenc Square – Heroes’ Square – Keleti Railway Station – New York Palace – Astoria – Parisi Hyatt Hotel & Cafe – Gellért Bath – Castle Garden / Várkert – Funicular / Sikló – Batthyány Square – Margaret Island – Nyugati Railway Station – Parliament