Tóth Árpád Promenade

A romantic walkway famed for its spring cherry blossoms, named in 1946 after poet Árpád Tóth (1886–1928), who lived in the district. From here you can see almost the entire Buda Hills.
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Walk it end-to-end and grab a selfie from one of the bastions—sunset is magical. Reaching the end, you’ll arrive by the Old Hussar statue—just steps from your starting point. You’ve now seen the best of Buda Castle! Time to relax in one of the Palace Quarter’s cosy cafés or restaurants.