Gellert

Part of UNESCO Heritage Site, the Gellert Hill overlooks Danube from Buda side of the city. The hill has been named after Saint Gerard who was thrown down the hill in a closed barrel during 10th century. Gellert Baths, Hotel Gellert and Cave Church are some of the famous attractions on the hill. Besides these, Gellert Hill is also famous residential area housing wealthy and rich of the city along with embassies and international delegates. On top of the hill sits The Citadel which was constructed as a strategic vantage point for the Habsburg Monarchy. The elevation provides the best panorama of Budapest with Danube stretching far and wide. The hill also has a Cave Church built in early 18th century. Gellert Bath situated inside Hotel Gellert is known for its natural thermal mineral springs. Soak in the luxury in this Art-Nouveau Gellert Spa. Or you can just take an evening stroll on Gellert Hill and experience how hilly Buda is different from wide planes of busy Pest!