Enjoy the charm of Budapest as the guest of Alice Hotel!
Thanks to the perfect location of our 4-star boutique hotel located on Andrássy Avenue, you can discover one of the most beautiful cities of Europe without compromise.
Guests will find numerous cultural and entertainment options close to Alice Hotel every day of the week.
The Museum of Fine Arts, Kunsthalle, Museum of Ethnography, Vajdahunyad Castle, House of Music Hungary and the Opera House all offer unmissable experiences for lovers of the arts and music.
Those on the lookout for family programmes can stroll through City Park and visit Hungary’s largest wildlife park, the Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden.
For those of our guests who prefer sports and a healthy lifestyle, the open-air facilities in City Park and, of course, Széchenyi Spa’s open- and indoor facilities provide sporting and relaxation opportunities
Heroes’ Square
*Heroes’ Square, which is one of the most beautiful sights of Budapest, is located one block up from Alice Hotel, at the end of Andrássy Avenue. The centre of the square is dominated by the Millennium Monument designed by architect Albert Schickedanz and sculptor György Zala. Towering over the sculptural ensemble depicting the greatest figures of Hungarian history, the statue of Archangel Gabriel won the Grand Prix at the 1900 Paris World Fair.
Museum of Fine Arts
Located on Heroes’ Square, the Museum of Fine Arts invites visitors to take a special journey through time in the form of iconic artefacts of universal and Hungarian history from Antiquity up until the end of the 18th century. The building designed by Schickedanz and Herzog is part of the World Heritage - its exhibition halls await enthusiasts of history with unforgettable cultural experiences.
Kunsthalle
The biggest gallery of Budapest is a few minutes’ walk from Alice Hotel, opposite the Museum of Fine Arts. Kunsthalle is considered the cultural centre of the capital, where it is possible to immerse oneself in the wonderful world of arts with the masterpieces of contemporary art, special guided tours and events rich in curiosities.
City Park
City Park is one of the most wonderful excursion hubs in Budapest. It is often simply called the ‘liget’ (grove) by the residents of Budapest. Among others, the boating lake functioning as an ice-skating rink in winter is to be found here. City Park offers a wonderful environment for cultural programmes, sports and romantic walks.
Vajdahunyad Castle
One of the most remarkable, fascinating sights with so much to discover, Vajdahunyad Castle attracts several hundred thousand visitors each year. The ensemble of buildings designed by Ignác Alpár today hosts the Hungarian Agricultural Museum and it also offers an insight into Hungary's thousand-year-old architectural history thanks to the different styles of buildings. Vajdahunyad Castle provides many leisure options for all those interested in architecture and agriculture.
Museum of Ethnography
Our ethnographic heritage, as living history, is a guide to understanding the cultural values of Hungary. The Museum of Ethnography, one of the largest specialized museums in Europe, preserves a collection of more than 200,000 ethnographic objects, unique photographs, manuscripts, folk music and motion picture recordings. As well as priceless objects of Hungarian folk culture, this is also where the country’s largest international collection is stored and it is an important centre for the research of contemporary culture.
House of Music Hungary
From 23 January 2022, the new institution looks forward to welcoming the general public with diverse music programmes, and an exciting and interactive permanent exhibition on the history of music. The iconic building designed by Japanese star architect Sou Fujimoto is a true masterpiece of contemporary architecture: it presents an inimitable sight with its organically rippling roof structure pierced by holes and its immense glass walls. The cutting-edge exterior houses an integrated music centre that, through its wide-ranging programmes, offers countless music-related experiences for visitors all year round.
Széchenyi Spa
Széchenyi Spa and Swimming Pool, nicknamed ‘Szecska’, is the largest bathing complex in Budapest and Europe with a proud history going back well over a century. Construction of the baths (on the basis of designs drafted by Győző Czigler) began in 1909 and the formal inauguration of Széchenyi Spa was on 13 June 1913. ‘Szecska’ awaits those wishing to rest and relax with a variety of indoor and outdoor, recreational and medical services.
Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden
Opened in 1866, the Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden ranks as one of the oldest zoos in the world. It boasts such iconic sections as the Great Rock - Magic Mountain, Palm House, Art Nouveau Elephant House, 100-year-old carousel and the Once Upon a Time Castle playground and education complex (inaugurated: summer 2018), which by evoking the world of classical fairy tales introduces young ones to the natural world. Famous Hungarian Art Nouveau architect Károly Kós designed the majority of the magnificent original buildings, and even though these are very special, naturally the principal attractions are the animals: there are nearly 800 species in the park, so it is well worth devoting a minimum full afternoon to touring this great zoo and garden.
