Chain Bridge
The first permanent bridge across the Danube, linking Buda and Pest—ideal for a romantic sightseeing walk.
Address: It connects Clark Ádám Square and Roosevelt Square on the Danube.
Price: free
Opened in 1849 and designed by Miklós Ybl, the Chain Bridge has become a symbol of Budapest. It’s particularly enchanting at night as its chains glow in golden light.
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