Hungarian Parliament Building

The Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture, serving as the seat of Hungary’s National Assembly. Completed in 1904, it features intricate details, including spires, turrets, and a central dome, symbolizing Hungary’s sovereignty. The building houses parliamentary chambers, offices, and impressive historical and artistic collections. Located on the Danube River, it is one of Hungary's most iconic landmarks, representing the country’s political history and cultural heritage. Its grandeur and design reflect Hungary’s national pride and parliamentary democracy.