So after we checked in the hotel, we started to go sightseeing in the Buda side.
We were so lucky that the temprature on that day was not too bad
It was warmer than in Helsinki.
Maps of BUDAPest
Castle Hill was our first destination. Our first visit was Matthias Churh.Unfortunately, it was under reconstruction, so we couldn’t see over view of this church
This church was built 700 years ago. Then, Turkish occupied so in 1541 the church became the city’s main mosque. In 1686, Turkish expulsion an attempt was made to restore the church in the Baroque style, again this building became the church again. Isnt’t it insteresting? Especially, the inside patterns and design was quite unique.
From outside
Let’s see inside of the church


Fisherman’s Bastion is famous for impressive views across the Danube to Pest. It was built between 1890-1905.


musicians
Then, we walked to Budapest Historial Museum. Since Buda castle was destoryed during WWII, they did not show from the castle. Inside of the museum Medieval castle was shown. It was quite huge remaining and interesting to see them.

at Buda castle. Huge rion was friendly 
entrance of Medieval Royal Palace.

There were remainigs of Chapel and Jail inside.

old telephone
Andreas thinks this looks like Japanese because of the tiny eyes
at night

at Széchenyi Chain Bridge
It was already raining a bit, so we decided to go shopping
Andreas wanted to buy a couple of shirts, so he tried some shirt on at H&M!

Guess which one he bought??
Now, it is time for dinner. Foods, foods, and foods

I was so happy after one day in Budapest