(In Finnish) Budapest: Castle Hill / Linnanvuori, 10/Jan/2026

Описание: 00:00 museum shop in the National Gallery (Finnish-narrated)
05:27 Castle Garden Bazaar (not narrated any more!)
06:33 Buda Castle Funicular – The lower station of the historic cable railway.
06:55 Bus No. 16 – The primary bus line traveling up to the Castle District.
06:59 Dísz Square – Featuring the Independence War Memorial, a statue honoring the soldiers who recaptured Buda Castle during the Hungarian Revolution of 1848–1849.
07:10 Tóth Árpád Promenade – Scenic views from the western promenade roughly one hour before sunset.
09:42 Buda Castle Funicular – The upper station overlooking the city.
11:59 The National Gallery & Former Garrison – Views of the square in front of the gallery and the historic Guardhouse.
14:19 The Hungarian National Gallery – Entering the main art museum located within the Royal Palace.
15:34 Blue Hour at the National Gallery – Evening footage of the palace exterior during the twilight "blue hour."
19:06 Prince Eugene of Savoy Equestrian Statue – The grand monument located on the Danube terrace of the palace.
19:40 Matthias Fountain – Often called the "Trevi Fountain of Budapest," located in the palace’s western courtyard.
20:37 Lions' Court – The central courtyard of the Royal Palace, guarded by four iconic stone lions.
22:11 National Széchényi Library – Views inside the historic library building.
22:56 Castle District Walk – Strolling toward the center via the Tóth Árpád Promenade.
26:01 Huszár Statue (Hadik Statue) – The famous "Horse with Golden Balls" statue.
26:21 Holy Trinity Column – The central plague column located in the heart of Holy Trinity Square.
27:00 Matthias Church – Exterior views of the iconic Gothic landmark and its colorful tiled roof.
27:39 Statue of Saint Stephen – The bronze equestrian statue of Hungary's first king, situated in the Fisherman's Bastion courtyard.
28:12 Fisherman's Bastion – The Neo-Romanesque lookout towers offering panoramic views of the Danube.
28:35 Matthias Church – Additional views of the church architecture.