Liberty Bridge

Another beautiful bridge in Budapest. Visit Central Market hall and stroll across the bridge to explore. If you don’t fancy the wall then you can get the tram 🚃. I personally recommend walking for the best experience.

Liberty Bridge, built between 1894 and 1896, is a beautiful Art Nouveau bridge in Budapest that connects Buda and Pest over the Danube River.

The Liberty Bridge in Budapest is a beautiful and iconic structure that spans the Danube River. Offering stunning views of both Buda and Pest, it’s a perfect spot for a leisurely walk or a photo opportunity. The bridge's unique design, with its green color and intricate details, makes it stand out. Whether you're crossing it or admiring it from the riverbanks, it’s a must-see in Budapest!

A wonderful and really useful bridge in Budapest! The view from it is amazing and even tho it might not seem as pretty as the lions bridge it is still super cool!

It’s a pretty bridge that is in a great location as many trams go through this bridge to the more active part of the city which has restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, the Central Market Hall and just a wonderful walking area as well. The bridge is very easy to cross as it gives pedestrians a decent chunk to work with instead of squishing them to the sides.

This bridge has main character energy. 💚 Liberty Bridge in Budapest isn’t just a way to cross the Danube — it’s a full-on photoshoot location, pigeon chill zone, and unofficial sunset date spot. Locals sit by the river, tourists climb the top (don’t try it!), and couples lock in those Instagram shots. From every angle — through a hole, from a hill, or up close — this bridge SLAYS. Pro tip: Go at golden hour. Your camera will thank you. ☀️📸

Beautiful spot—but warning to tourists about trams nearby! Liberty Bridge is stunning, especially at sunset—But if you’re planning to take the tram be very careful. I bought a tram ticket just before boarding but didn’t know I had to validate it separately—and I got fined €30 on the spot. The inspector didn’t care that I was a tourist or that the ticket was freshly bought. I also saw other tourists fined just for drinking coffee on board. It feels more like a system to collect money from tourists than real public transport enforcement. So enjoy the view—but walk instead of tram, unless you know the rules 100%.

This was probably my favorite bridge in Hungary. The color and style are fantastic. I would definitely recommend taking a walk on this iconic bridge.