Hungary / Kingdom of Hungary / Austria / Luxembourg / /
Facility
Parliament Building / Lágymányosi Bridge / Castle Hill / Hungarian National Museum / Hungarian National Gallery The Hungarian National Gallery / Árpád Bridge / Saint Stephen’s Basilica / Central Market Hall / Vajdahunyad Castle The building / Millennium City Centre complex / Palace of Justice / Millennium Memorial / Chain Bridge / Margaret Bridge / statue of Kossuth / Museum of Fine Arts / Palace of Westminster / Széchenyi Library / Buda Castle / Underground Railway Museum / Western Railway Station The station / Sándor Palace / Saint Stephen's Basilica / Fine Arts The building / Royal Palace / Opera House The Hungarian National State Opera House / Museum of Applied Arts Budapest / Square It / Museum of Ethnography / Castle District / National Concert Hall / Fisherman’s Bastion / Bastion The Fisherman's Bastion / building of Art Nouveau / Buda Castle The Royal Palace / Palace of Art / Millennium Monument / Tomb of Gül Baba The / Elizabeth Bridge / Synagogue Designed / Parliament The Hungarian Parliament Building / /
IndustryTerm
printing press / food industries / luxury hotels / river bank / transport network / /
MusicAlbum
English / French / /
NaturalFeature
Castle Hill / Rabbits / River Danube / Spa / Pictor / Margaret Island / /
Organization
House of Royal Wines / Hungarian Academy of Sciences / Matthias Church / Lutheran Church / White House / MILLENNIUM CULTURAL CENTRE / Hungarian National State Opera House / Upper House / Millennium City Centre / Council of Public Works / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / National Assembly / /
Person
Royal Wines / Ferenc Széchényi / Saint Stephen / Matthias / Miklós Ybl / William Tierney Clark / Béla IV (Adalbert) / Margaret Island (Margitsziget) / Margit / MARI TÉR / /
Position
Fisherman / architect / Head / King / Bishop / representative / Bastion The Fisherman / /
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