Go with bus 27 from Móricz Körter station (bus are a short walk from the trams and are on another street) up the hill and enjoy the view with hundreds of other tourists. The views are spectacular (and for free), but furthermore is just a very touristy and VERY expensive spot.

We walked up to this hill at dark night time. It was an experience. After a long walk up the hill (nice green surroundings and warm summer night) these statues were a huge surprise because they were so tall and simply came out of the blue when we reached the top. View from this location was marvelous, you can see... More

climb the hill to get a nice view over the city and visit the statue erected by the sovjets to commemorate their victory over the nazis

Bring your own drinks, sit down and enjoy - you will love it! only the way up may be hard, but afterwards you will be very happy that you did it ;)

Fabulous views across the whole of Pest and Buda. Take your time to climb. You lose the noise of the traffic very quickly and can appreciate the city. Nice views of the Castle and all the major landmarks.

If you wanna make perfect and beautiful photos on Budapest than the best place is to go is the Gellért hegy (hill). You can park close there if you come by car although it is not the cheapest area. Anyhow you will have a nice view on the castle area, the Danube river, you can see the Pest-side with all... More

Great climb and beautiful views. The climb can be hard and quite steep but it's well maintained. Give stout quite a perspective on the Danube and give s great photo of all the major bridges spanning he river. I'd avoid it late at night as its quite secluded and parts of the path are very quiet and shaded.

The best panoramic view all over Budapest! you feel like you are on a higher mountain top due to the high view exposure and clarity. We really enjoyed the world war tank display also and the quiteness in that Citadelle and the Statue of Liberty is really cool and its like it is guarding the city... It is a must... More

on a good day you can see the length of obuda,pest,buda and even futher into the mountains...well worth the money too visit here...includes the prehistory open air museum of the celtic times, romans up into the 19th century...and within the complex of walls is the second world war bunker... damp and surreal, well worth the visit...ss flags and soviet photos...this... More