Budapest, the capital and the biggest city Of Hungary, full of lush green parks, amazing museums, and a pulsating nightlife; Budapest is one of the most joyful and vibrant cities in Europe. Budapest represents the changing phase of modern Hungary and this is a significant political, cultural, economical and technological hub. Most of the famous sights in the city are based on Castle Hill, Pest, or otherwise nearby the riverside. The main sights in the vicinity of Castle Hill include the Royal Palace which is the most featured attraction on the hill, National Gallery with startling compilation of paintings, the Fisherman's Bastion and lookout terrace with superb views across the horizon! Matthias Church is also good enough to stop by, along with the Historical Museum of Budapest, the military museum, Museum of Medieval Judaism and the popular music museum of with an enviable assortment of classic and modern musical instruments. Travelling down further, you can consider visiting the Parliament Building, St. Stephen Cathedral that is recently refurbished and highly acclaimed for neoclassical architecture, Great Synagogue that is the largest in Europe and most attractive Synagogue across the globe and the Jewish Museum, The Danube Bridges, mostly the Chain Bridges comprised of chains having links that are huge dog-bone shaped metal bars connected via pins at the ends, are truly fascinating making it worthwhile to be along the river bank.