City Park, Budapest

Budapest City Park is a highly popular public park in the city that offers a serene environment for locals to unwind and soak up the sun. Originally, the City Park served as a private hunting ground for the nobility, much like many other estates. However, over time, it transformed and gradually became a public park. The first trees were planted in 1751, and in the early 19th century, it became the world's first public park.

During Hungary's millennium celebrations in 1896, the City Park played a significant role as the main venue. Alongside this event, notable structures like Andrássy Avenue, Heroes Square, Millennium Underground, and the Grand Boulevard were constructed.

Presently, the City Park offers not only vast green spaces for visitors but also various attractions including sports facilities, museums, the zoo, and the renowned Széchenyi Bath. Recently, the park has introduced new museums, such as the Ethnography Museum and the House of Hungarian Music.