Statue of Hussar General András Hadik, Budapest

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

Matthias Church

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 19^th century

Museum of Music History

Fisherman's Bastion

Medieval Jewish Prayer House

Telefónia Múzeum

The Telephone Museum presents the history of telephones in Hungary over the last 120 years, displaying various relics, including a Rotary 7A1 telephone exchange used between 1928-1985, old phones and various cables

Mary Magdalene Tower

The Gothic Mary Magdalene Tower is a reconstruction of the 13^th century Franciscan church used by Hungarian citizens of Budapest

Hungarian Applied Folk Art Museum

The Hungarian Applied Folk Art Museum, housed in an 18^th century beer-house and distillery, showcases ethnic folk art across various media such as carving, pottery, embroidery, weaving and other folk crafts

Fountain of the Fishing Children

Fountain of the Fishing Children, by sculptor Károly Senyey in 1912, depicts 2 boys tackling a huge fish, while a girl nearby plays in the water