Neo-Gothic Marvel in Budapest: Fisherman's Bastion

Perched atop the verdant Gellért Hill overlooking the Danube River lies the iconic Fisherman's Bastion—a masterpiece of Neo-Gothic architecture. This medieval fortress-like structure was built between 1894 to 1902 as part of the Millennium Celebrations for Hungary's thousand years of statehood. It features seven towers representing each of the Magyar tribes that settled in the Carpathian Basin during the 9th century. Architecturally intricate yet harmonious, it stands proudly against a backdrop of dramatic skies and lush trees, drawing visitors who come here not just to marvel at its beauty but also enjoy panoramic views over the city.