A trip from Budapest to Obuda will be of much interest if you are fond of old cities. Obuda is also known as Old Buda. Obuda used to be a Roman town. The remains of ancient constructions in Obuda are sure to leave you awestruck. Obuda has much to offer to its tourists like the Acquincum, Kiscelli and other museums, main square with government building etc.
Obuda is a must see for tourists enjoying a trip to Budapest. The tour from Budapest to Obuda make your trip to Budapest more interesting. Obuda also means 'Old Buda'. The historic charm of the place attracts tourists. It was a Roman town from 70 A.D to 500 A.D. The importance of this place lies in the fact that it used to be the home of 6000 soldiers.
Reaching Obuda:
Arranging an excursion from Budapest to Obuda is easy enough as Obuda is included within the District III of Budapest. You can avail metro to reach Obuda. Walk around the place at your own pace. The more you see the more you get awed.
Acquincum:
There is a lot to discover in Obuda. The remains of
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Acquincum, the civilian town, which was also the Pannonian capital is only three miles to the north. The well preserved Acquincum gives an impression of a bygone era.
Area Attractions of Obuda:
The main square of Obuda is no less interesting. It is also one of the oldest place of the capital of Hungary. The Baroque style of the constructions and the quiet atmosphere take you to the 19th century. The square houses the government building. Several museums like Baths museum, Kiscelli museum, Textile museum along with Zichy-Palace draw the attention of the tourists for there extraordinary look. The traditional ambiance can also be enjoyed in the Új Sipos Halászkert Restaurant.
Hotels in Obuda:
A few hours are not enough for Obuda. You should stay here for a whole day if you want to explore the city completely. There are many lodging options such as Ibis Budapest Centrum, Golden Park Hotel, Prima, Karat, Hostel Marco Polo, Redbus Hostel etc.
A trip to Obuda from Budapest will be a sweet memory for you to cherish for the rest of your life.
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