St. Stephen's Cathedral - started constuction in 1845 and finally in 1905 held it first mass.
Dome of St. Stephen's Cathedral.
Inside the cathedral.
The "Holy Right". Inside the Cathedral is kept the mummified right hand of St. Stephen in the Chapel of the Holy Right.
Inside St. Stephen's Cathedral
Wolfgang in St. Stephen's Cathedral
The Altar
The Square outside the Cathedral
We took and afternoon and went to the Famed Szechenyi Baths- they are fed by Thermal springs in Budapest - the water outside stayed around 36 degrees C and so very nice. The mineral baths inside got up to 40 degrees. There were 13 pools in all plus saunas.
This area had a bubbly pool in the center and then an actual whirlpool the spun you round outside of the bubbly pool. They alternated so that only one was on at a time. The building behind housed several mineral pools of different temps. Where the building rounds out there was a big moon shaped pool inside.
Up on the terrace were the sun decks - though not used much in the colder weather.
Here you can see better the inner tub and the whirlpool around it.
They did not want to leave!
The kids at the Szechenyi Spa
The Citadel Statue of Liberation sits on the Gellert Hill and has the best views of Budapest
Sophie striking a pose
On the Hill surrounding the statue they had a static display of Guns
At the Base of the Hill.
Statue of Liberation
View of the Danube from the Citadel
Overlooking Budapest from the Citadel
Wolfgang, Olivia & Sophie At the base of the Statue of Liberation - comemorating the liberation of Budapest from Nazi rule.
Yep Budapest had a Harley-Davidson Dealership :)
We rode up the incline railway to the top of the hill to see the Buda Castle, Matthias Church, and the Fisherman's Bastion.
On our way back across the chain bridge the lights came on. This is of the Buda Castle.
Equistrian statue of Prince Eugene of Savoy - distinguished commander of the Wars on the Turks - sits under the Buda Palace dome.
Lion Gate - leading out of the Lion courtyard in the Buda Palace - in the courtyard you could enter the nation library.
King Matthias' well in the NW courtyard of the Buda Palace.
Not sure what this building was - we imagined it was most likely Castle Stables.
The kids sitting on a wall in the Fisherman's Bastion - in the middle ages it was a fish market and part of the wall was defending by the Fisherman's guild.
Wolfgang in the Fisherman's Bastion
A photo of the House of Parliment through the wall of the Fisherman's Bastion
More Fisherman's Bastion
Matthias Church - The church of the Virgin Mary. It was closed when we got up there!
Statue of King St. Stephen in the Fisherman's Bastion
The kids on the Incline railway
Olivia at the top of the Railway overlooking the Chain Bridge
Wolfgang on the banks of the Danube which flows down the middle of the Budapest. The Buda Castle is in the distance.
On the Chain Bridge - House of Parliment in the distance.
On the Chain Bridge - Buda Castle behind
On the Bank of the Danube - Matthias Church in the distance
On the bank of the Danube with Matthias Church in the distance
Parliament
Statues on top of the House of Parliament
Wolf and Sophie outside of Parliament
More Parliament
The museum across from Parliament
The kids in City Park which was by the Vajdahunyad Castle
Statue of George Washington in City Park
The Girls in City Park
sitting with the Statue of Anonymus
Another statue at Vajdahunyad CastleVajdahunyad Castle
Entrance to the castle
Hungarian Kitty Cats
Chariot of Peace on one side of Hero's Square...Chariot of War was on the other.
Not sure we were supposed to climb on it but it made a great photo!
Museum of Fine Arts on one side of Hero's Square
Jeff & Sarah in Hero's Square
The kids in Hero's Square
Entrance to the castle
Hungarian Kitty Cats
Chariot of Peace on one side of Hero's Square...Chariot of War was on the other.
Not sure we were supposed to climb on it but it made a great photo!
Museum of Fine Arts on one side of Hero's Square
Jeff & Sarah in Hero's Square
The kids in Hero's Square 
