Former White Cross Inn, Budapest
The former White Cross Inn is a Rococo style house from the 18th century that was one of the first inns in Budapest. It counts well-known personalities such as Casanova among its patrons..
The former White Cross Inn is a Rococo style house from the 18th century that was one of the first inns in Budapest. It counts well-known personalities such as Casanova among its patrons.
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Former White Cross Inn and Nearby Sights on Map
Fisherman's Bastion
Museum of Music History
Joseph Barracks
The 2-storey Baroque corner house on Táncsics Mihály Street housed the former Joseph Barracks, where Hungarian leaders such as Mihály Táncsics, Miklós Wesselényi and Lajos Batthyány were imprisoned in the 19th century
Matthias Church
Medieval Jewish Prayer House
Hungarian Parliament Building
Hungarian Applied Folk Art Museum
The Hungarian Applied Folk Art Museum, housed in an 18th century beer-house and distillery, showcases ethnic folk art across various media such as carving, pottery, embroidery, weaving and other folk crafts
Shoes on the Danube Memorial
The Shoes on the Danube are placed there in memory of the Jews who were killed by the Arrow Cross militiamen on the banks of the Danube in Budapest in 1944-'45 during World War II
Lajos Kossuth Square
The Kossuth Lajos Square on the banks of the Danube is Budapest's most important square, surrounded by the Hungarian Parliament Building, Museum of Ethnography, and Kossuth Tér Massacre Memorial
Arany Sas Patikamúzeum
Arany Sas Patikamúzeum or Golden Eagle Pharmacy Museum showcases the unusual medieval 'cures' that were recommended before a scientific approach was adopted, including ambergris, mummy powder, bat saliva and special concoctions