Fish Bastion

Built in stone, between 1899 and 1905, the Bastion of the Fishermen offers one of the most beautiful views of Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Located on a hill, on the banks of the Danube, this monument with a strong Neorromic style, has seven towers and galleries from which you can fully see the city of Pest and Parliament, as well as the ships that run the famous river. It was designed and built between 1895 and 1902 according to the plans of Frigyes Schulek. The seven towers represent the seven Magiar tribes that were established in the Carpatian basin in 896. It is named after the group of fishermen responsible for defending this enclave of the city's walls in the Middle Ages. It is a lookout with numerous stairs and walks. In the left turret there is a coffee that has an incredible view of the river and the Parliament, up and on the walkway between the towers have a terrace where if you have a good time you can have some pickling or drink something.

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Latitude:47.502183·Longitude:19.034781