I am often asked about my two and three days in Budapest so here is a quick breakdown of the tourist sites we will explore. Obviously, there are a lot of hidden or secret corners too!

The tour will focus on locations offering aesthetic beauty and photographic challenges, suitable for enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Day 1: Historic Budapest and Iconic Landscapes

Morning

Start at Fisherman's Bastion: Capture the sunrise over the Danube, with stunning views of the Parliament and the city.

Buda Castle: Explore the castle grounds, focusing on architectural photography and historical context.

Midday

Lunch at a local café: A chance to discuss morning shots and techniques.

Walk along the Danube: Photograph the Chain Bridge and the riverside, exploring long exposure photography with the moving water.

Afternoon

St. Stephen's Basilica: Interior and exterior shots, focusing on low light photography and architectural details.

Andrássy Avenue: Street photography, capturing the hustle of the city.

Evening

Heroes' Square: Sunset and twilight photography, playing with the changing light and shadows.

Day 2: Modern Budapest and Hidden Gems

Morning

Jewish Quarter: Start with street and documentary-style photography, capturing the essence of this vibrant area.

Dohány Street Synagogue: Architectural and historical photography.

Midday

Lunch and informal discussion: Share experiences and techniques from the morning session.

City Park (Városliget): Nature and landscape photography, with opportunities for macro shots.

Afternoon

Széchenyi Thermal Bath: Explore environmental portrait photography, respecting the privacy of others.

Margaret Island: Focus on nature, panoramic shots of the city skyline, and possibly some wildlife photography.

Evening

Gellért Hill: Sunset photography with a panoramic view of the city.

Day 3: Discover Budapest outskirts