Stay four pay three Budapest Winter Invasion in the Hotel Gloria. The 4-star Hotel Gloria can be found halfway between the airport and the dowtown area. Our hotel is waiting for the guests with 26 doublerooms, 2 appartements, air-conditioned restaurant and conference room, drink bar, closed parking place and business center.
The 26 doublerooms and the 2 appartements are all equipped with private bath, have minibar, colour TV with satellite channels, direct dial telephone and hair-dryer. The air-conditioned restaurant is waiting for the guests with Hungarian and international cuisine. Suitable for 60 persons. The air-conditioned conference room is suitable for 40 persons, equipped with direct dial telephone, colour TV, video, flipchart and overhead projector.
Facilities and services: – 24-hour multi-language reception – enclosed parking place – fire alarm system – garden – free safe – transfer – Rent-a-car – ticketing – laundry
Budapest, the capital of Hungary covers an area of 525 km2, one third of which is taken up by hilly Buda and two thirds by „flat” Pest. Its vibrant cultural and artistic life and the growing reputation of its spa waters made the city one of the finest in Europe. Budapest is not only happy to have tourist, it is tourist-friendly as well. The beautiful Parliament Building is one of the biggest buildings in the country. The Andrássy Street or the Andrássy Avenue leads into the Heroe‘s Square. In the middle of the capital‘s most elegant and most celebrated square stands the Memorial Stone to the National Heroes and the tomb of the unknown warrior. The square is made all the more impressive by the buildings looking into it. The Museum of Fine Arts contains the best collection of paintings in the country. Opposite stands the eclecticneo-classical Picture Gallery which has the largest exhibition space in Hungary. Heroe‘s Square in turn leads to the Liget, which is the capital‘s largest park. Here stands the Vajdahunyad Castle , that was originally built to provide temporary wooden exhibition space for the 1896 Millenium Exhibition. It now houses the Agricultural Museum, a museum which contains one of the world‘s most valuable collections of hunting trophies. The castle courtyard, which has a Renaissance atmosphere about it, is a venue for outdoor concerts during the summer, and a Nativity play, with real animals and a real live Jesus, during Advent. In this part of the Városliget you can see the Fairground, the Capital‘s Big Top, and Europe‘s largest medicinal bath, the Széchenyi Medicinal Baths and Swimming Pool.
Buda has also got beautiful and famous sights. You can use one of the seven bridges to get to Buda. For instance the Elizabeth Bridge, which crosses the river Danube at its narrowest point in Hungary, links Pest with Buda at the foot of Gellért Hill. The hotwater springs at the foot of Gellért Hill supply the Rác, the Rudas and the Gellért Baths. On the highest point of the hill you will find the Statue of Liberty, depicted in the form of a woman holding a palm. The terrace situated on the side of the hill in front of the Citadel offers perhaps the best view of the city, both night and day. Walking up on the hill you come across the Astronomical Observatory the Saint Gellért Memoria and the Rock Church built into Saint Ivan‘s cave.
The castle, that was built after the Tatar Invasion by Béla IV. The royal settlement, which grew within its walls grew rapidly culminating in the building projects which went on during the reign of Matthias Corvinus. Building on the Matthias Church was also during the reign of BélaIV. The Fisherman‘s Bastion and the András Hess tér are also near to the church. The easiest way to get from the Castle to the Adam Clark tér is to use the cable railway. You can see the Chainbridge, the „0” milestone and 350 m tunnel this way.
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