Audio Guide Fishermen's Bastion

Audio guide Fishermen's Bastion in English
In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Fishermen's Bastion telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.
What you'll hear inside Fishermen's Bastion:
- 1North Main Tower
This striking multi-storey tower with its distinctive conical roof commands some of the finest panoramic views of the Danube and Pest.
- 2The Seven Towers
Seven stone towers symbolising the seven Hungarian chieftains who founded Hungary in 895.
- 3Statue of Saint Stephen I
An equestrian bronze statue of Saint Stephen I, Hungary's first king, erected in 1906.
- 4South Bastion Courtyard
An enclosed courtyard bounded by covered corridors on three sides, home to the statue of Saint Stephen.
- 5Main Staircase
The Principal Stairs in Budapest are a striking 8-metre-wide granite staircase adorned with 10th-century warrior statues and original Romanesque relief carvings.
- 6Covered Market
The Corredores Cubiertos are elegant arcaded galleries featuring columns that link the towers and provide sheltered walkways with panoramic views towards the Danube.
- 7John Hunyadi Statue
This statue of the Hungarian hero John Hunyadi stands within a striking neo-Gothic setting.
- 8St George Statue
A bronze replica of the iconic Saint George and the Dragon statue, originally crafted by medieval Hungarian masters in 1313.
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Editorial summary
Bastión del siglo XIX con cafetería en la terraza y 7 torres con mirador que ofrecen vistas panorámicas.
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Reviews posted by visitors on Google Maps.
situado en parte alta de la ciudad, este lugar nos encantó, además de por la propia arquitectura que es algo asombroso, disfrutamos mucho de su ambiente, una zona con gente, pero tranquila, para pasear y disfrutar las magnificas vistas que tiene, Desde el mirador y terraza de estilo neorrománico y neogótico, tienes vistas panorámicas del río Danubio y el edificio del Parlamento. Recomendado perderse por esta zona y callejear por la zona.
El lugar es muy bonito para tomarte buenas fotos, por lo tanto hay mucha gente. Tienes muy buenas vistas de Pest. Tienen baños públicos pero solo puedes pagar en efectivo.
El lugar es precioso y las vistas son estupendas desde allí. Eso sí, no merece la pena pagar la entrada para subir a la parte más alta, las vistas son las mismas desde los ventanales de abajo. Además antes y después de las horas de apertura y cierre de taquilla se puede subir a la parte de arriba gratuitamente (pero como digo, no merece la pena). Si se tiene la oportunidad, aconsejo visitar este lugar tanto de día como de noche!!

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