Hungarian Parliament Building on Danube River, Budapest, Hungary
The Hungarian Parliament Building stands along the banks of the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary. The Gothic Revival landmark, completed in 1902, is photographed on a clear summer day with blue skies.
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Architectural Grandeur on the Danube
The Hungarian Parliament Building dominates the Pest skyline with its neo-Gothic spires and central dome rising 96 meters above the Danube River.
A Symbol of Hungarian Democracy
Built between 1885 and 1902, this architectural masterpiece showcases intricate stonework, pointed arches, and ornate detailing characteristic of Gothic Revival design.
Budapest's Most Iconic Landmark
Viewed from across the murky waters of the Danube, the white limestone façade gleams under the bright summer sun, making it one of Europe's most photographed government buildings.
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