Chain Bridge of Szecheny

Chain Bridge "Szechenyi" in Hungary (Budapest) is the first and most famous urban bridge, stretching across the Danube. The main purpose of the suspension bridge, opened in 1849, was the connection of a pair of historical parts of the city. The building is named after Count Istvan Szechenyi, who initiated and then organized the construction of the permanent structure.

There are many attractions near the bridge, among which Gresham Palace and the Zero Kilometer Stone are of particular interest to tourists. Coordinates: 47°29'56'N and 19°02'37'E.