The tourist spots in Hungary have long been recognized, and the country is visited by tourists throughout the year. The peak tourist months however, are from July to August.
Buda Castle
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the castle is located in Budapest. Finished in 1265, it now houses the Budapest History Museum and the Hungarian National Gallery. Works of art like the Matthias Fountain and the Monument of Prince Eugene of Savoy are also in the complex.
Matthias Church
Situated in the Buda Castle District, the Matthias Church was built in the 9th century. Renovations have made it the second biggest church in the Buda. Its main feature is the Ecclesiastical Art Museum. This is one of the most visited tourist spots in Hungary as the gallery hosts a number of religious relics.
Danube River
A World Heritage Site, the Danube River is the second longest river in the continent. Apart from Hungary, it also goes through Germany, Austria, Ukraine and other countries. The Gemenec Park in Hungary is around the area.
Caves in Hungary
The Palvplgy Stalactite Cave is the biggest cave at the Buda hills. The Szemlohegy Cave is marked by precipitates and has very pure water. Another notable one is the Matyas Cave. There are 200 caves in Budapest alone, some of them created by thermal springs.
Lake Balaton 
Situated at the Transdanubian region, Lake Balaton is the biggest lake in Central Europe. There are several tourist resorts in the area, Siofok being one of the most well known. This is one of the most popular tourist spots in Hungary due to sailing and its night life.
Hungarian National Gallery
Located in Buda Castle, the collection includes Hungarian art, gothic altars and Gothic wooden statues. Contemporary, Renaissance
and baroque arts are also showcased.
Museum of Fine Arts
This museum is in Budapest and has an extensive art collection. The 100,000 art pieces are comprised of international and local art. They are divided into Modern, Graphics, Egyptian, Antique, Old sculpture and more.
Great Hungarian Plain
The area occupies the south and eastern part of the country. It occupies 52,000 sq km. The peak is Hoportyo (183 m) and the deepest point is the Tisza River. It also features rolling hills.
Szechenyi Chain Bridge
The Szechenyi Chain Bridge is another one of the tourist spots in
Hungary worth checking out. It was the first bridge along the Danube. First opened in 1849, it was once hailed as one of the Wonders of the World. It had an enormous impact on the economy of the country. It became a symbol for Hungary’s progress.
Palace of Arts 
Located in Heroes’ Square in Budapest, the Palace of Arts is considered as the major exhibition hall in the country. The place is renowned for holding exhibits of famous Hungarian artists and foreign ones. The design is eclectic-neoclassical and is regarded as one of the finest in Europe.
The tourist spots in Hungary don’t just draw in regular visitors; every year newcomers are drawn in by its many attractions.
