Walking from the Market to the Liberty Bridge

At the Liberty Bridge

Polish Crest on the Bridge

Across the Bridge, on the Buda Side, Is the Gellert Hotel and Baths

The Gellert Hotel and Baths

Also on the Buda Side, the Statue of St. Gellert, an 11th-century Murdered Bishop Who Is the Patron Saint of Budapest

Closer-up

Crossing the Street. I Am Going to Walk on the Pest Side of the Danube

Buildings Facing the Danube

A River Boat on the Not-So-Blue Danube. I Walked Down to the Pathway Right on the Water

Seen on the Buda Side: The Liberation Monument

Closer-up

A Castle on the Buda Side

Buildings on the Pest Side

The Sinatra Piano Bar Located Right on the Danube

The Sinatra Piano Bar

The Sinatra Piano Bar

The Sinatra Piano Bar

More Buildings on the Pest Side

Still More Buildings on the Pest Side

This Is Where I Realized I Was Not Walking on the Correct Pathway

Sightseeing Boat

Closer-up

A Castle on the Buda Side Near the Elizabeth Bridge

Closer-up

I Should Be Walking Instead on Pathway on the Right of the Cars

I Found a Crosswalk and Backtracked to Reach the Correct Pathway

Along the Pest Side

A Church and a Statue

The Statue

The Royal Palace on the Buda Side

Another View

Closer-up

A Larger View with Many River Boats

On The Pest Side

On the Pest Side. A Tram Runs Along This Part of the Danube

On the Pest Side

The Little Princess Statue

The Chain Bridge, Built 1839-49, Reconstructed After WWII--At My Destination

View of Matyas Church on the Buda Side

A View of Castle Hill and the Matyas Church

Two Lions Guarding the Chain Bridge

You Can Easily Walk Over to the Buda Side on This Bridge

Another View

One of the Lions

Close-up View of Matyas Church

Close-up View of Calvinist Church, Buda Side

The Intercontinental Hotel

Flowers

Building on the Pest Side

Detail