This is a country located in the middle of Europe, with a long history and deep culture, with 41 European countries having a total of 367 World Heritage Sites, of which Hungary accounts for 8. The famous Danube River flows into Hungary from southern Slovakia, dividing Hungary into east and west parts. Hungary's natural beauty and unique cultural atmosphere attract a large number of tourists every year.
Located along the Danube River in Budapest, the capital of Hungary, the Magash Church has a 700-year history and has in many ways become a witness to Hungarian history, but often a sign of tragic history. The exterior is a neo-Gothic church, which contains a variety of colors such as Hungarian folklore, Art Nouveau and Turkish design, especially the white minarets and colorful roofs on the side, which add a little fun and vividness to the whole church, and the stained glass and frescoes inside the church are not to be missed. The coronation ceremonies of successive Hungarian kings have been held here, so it is also known as the "coronation church".
The Szechenyi Chain Bridge, a colorful movement on the Danube, was built in 1839 and officially completed in 1849. Looking around, the bridgeheads on both sides of the river are two tall and majestic stone triumphal arches, with exquisite arches, cascading edges, and a stable base, showing the kingship of classical Europe. On each side of the bridge stands a huge stone lion, like a patron saint guarding the bridge day and night. It is also a place where many couples witness their love, if you like photography, you must not miss the night view here.