Szechenyi Chain Bridge is one of the popular landmarks of Budapest. It is a suspension bridge over River Danube between Buda and Pest. Its construction was proposed by Count István Széchenyi, and thus bridge is named after him.
Attractions Near the Chain Bridge
Castle Bazaar & Royal Gardens: houses buildings, gardens, an underground event centre, cafes and restaurants
Clark Adam Square: Square at the Buda end of the Chain Bridge. The funicular departs up to Castle District from the square
Szechenyi Square: Has Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace
Shoes on the Danube: 60 pairs of cast iron shoes as a memorial to Hungarian Jews shot into the daube in 1944-45
Danube Promenade: Lined with cafés and luxury hotels