Hungarian Parliament Building

  Hungarian Parliament Building, located at Kossuth Lajos tér, is a remarkable example of Gothic Revival architecture and stands as one of the largest parliamentary buildings in the world. Completed in 1904, its intricate façade features over 40 million bricks and boasts 691 rooms, showcasing Hungary's rich history and power structure. The building serves as the seat of the National Assembly, where legislative processes take place. During the evening, between December and February, visitors can enjoy a charming illumination when the building is lit up against the night sky. Inside, guided tours allow guests to explore its stunning interiors, including the impressive dome and the ornate grand staircase.