1h tour around Budapest to the old capital of the Kingdom of Hungary

60km from Budapest 📍Szekesfehérvár It was the capital of the Kingdom of Hungary from the 10th to the 16th century. The ancient city of White Castle is home to a wide variety of ancient buildings and museums. Great for exploring on foot 🇭🇺Attractions Recommendation🇭🇺 ❶ Clock Museum (P1) Kovács Jenő Clock Museum and Clock Games The appearance is unique and cute. You can take a picture of the yellow arch in the front and the yellow-green bell tower in the background. ❷ Apple sculpture (P2) Country Apple statue A spherical sculpture in the center of the Town Hall Square is a landmark of the town. ❸Medieval Ruin Garden (P3) Famous historical sites, very historic ruins, just behind the landmark ❹St. Stephen's Cathedral (P4-P6) Bright yellow and white church ❺Cistercian Church (P7-P8) A rare purple church ❻ Szent István Király Múzeum Right next to the Cistercian Church, it showcases Hungarian history and folk crafts ❼Arpad bath The ancient bathing center is still in operation ❽Black Eagle Pharmacy Museum Fekete Sas Patikamúzeum The ancient pharmacy displays and the exquisite and mysterious medicine jars seem to bring you into the magical world of Harry Potter! ❾Toy Museum Displaying precious toys and game products from ancient times to modern times! 🕍Bory Castle (P10-P12) Bory-var It is a private castle that I highly recommend. It is 4km away from the old town of White Castle and can be reached by bus. The castle is said to be a combination of Gothic and Scottish styles. It has a unique layout and gives visitors a lot of space to explore. You can climb up and down, climb the spiral staircase with retro patterns to the top of the castle and overlook the entire town. ❗️Big Reminder❗️ Be sure to avoid going to White Castle on Mondays! Almost all museums and churches in White Castle are closed on Mondays! 🚌Transportation I drove there from Lake Balaton. White Castle is located right in the middle of Budapest and Lake Balaton, and it takes only one hour to get to both places. If you don't drive, you can also take a train or bus from Budapest