The Royal Castle at Gedelew

The Royal Castle is one of the earliest buildings in Hungary. It was built around 1340-1350. Since 1810 it belonged to the Hungarian aristocrat Lajos Kossuth. His sons, in turn, gave the castle to the state. Behind the walls of the castle are two churches, a chapel and a library with a rich collection of rarities. The castle also houses a museum. The castle is surrounded by a moat in which ducks are found. This is a favorite place for tourists.

Address: Jadranski put 26103, Budapest, Hungary

How to get there: take the metro (blue line) on the M1 line to Budapest-Gyogyfurdo station. If you decide to get to the castle by car, then enter the city through the tunnel located near the Margit Bridge, then turn right and continue on the street "Pivovarsarni".