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Buda Castle

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Buda Castle, formerly also called the Royal Palace and the Royal Castle, is the historical castle and palace complex of the Hungarian kings in …

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Apr 1, 2025
You can walk around the area and there are many beautiful buildings. To get there you walk steps (about 150) or take the funicular if you mobility issues. We walked to the top and it gave you the opp…Full review by chrisandsteph2017
Mar 27, 2025
We went to look at the castle, it is amazing walking around here, there is a lot of restoration work going on again the moment, which is good news, hopefully when we cone back to Budapest we will vis…Full review by Vinney2015
Mar 13, 2025
Spent a full day sightseeing in the Buda Castle area. It is stunning and a must see if you’re visiting Budapest. There is a funicular railway to take you to the castle however we couldn’t find it…Full review by 478Anne
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Perched on the southern tip of Castle Hill, the sprawling Buda Castle was originally established by Béla IV in 1265. Over the cent…
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Located:Budapest, Hungary
Area:4.73 km² (1.8 sq mi)
Construction completed:14th–20th century
Architect:Jean Nicolas Jadot, Nicolò Pacassi, Miklós Ybl, Alajos Hauszmann
Architectural style:Medieval, Baroque, Baroque Revival, Art Nouveau

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Is the castle accessible with a wheelchair? Is there a toilet for the handicapped, with a handle on both sides of the seat?
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As already said, within the Castle the streets are large cobbles, which are not the easiest to walk on let alone push a wheelchair. But dont be put off as there is lots to see and do up there, …
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As already said, within the Castle the streets are large cobbles, which are not the easiest to walk on let alone push a wheelchair. But dont be put off as there is lots to see and do up there, you can catch a buggy up or use the lifts. Its well worth the trip. I cant answer the toilet question.
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Can we bring a stroller? Do we still need to buy a child ticket for a 2 year old baby?
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From what I remember - 2 year old get in free ! Enjoy!!!
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