Artists, revel in the five centuries of Hungarian art on display, depicting its evolution and nuances. Housed in many wings of the Buda Castle, it is a work of art in itself. The breathtaking panorama from the windows is bound to leave you speechless. The former throne room has on display late-Gothic collections of altarpieces, and works based on historical themes like the Baptism of Vajk and the Battle of Szigetvár are found within the museum.

In fact, the range of visual arts you can feast on Medieval and Renaissance stonework, Gothic wood sculptures amongst the more well-known 19th century paintings which tell the tale of the country’s turbulent history from the years of the Turkish occupation to that of the Austrian occupation. There are even over 3100 medals and 5000 prints, and artefacts dating from the 10th century to present day, all in chronological order. Art lovers, this haven will capture your attention for practically the whole day, but don’t forget to make your way to the Dome Terrace to enjoy the delightful view of the Danube river.