Hungary's sightseeing is anchored by the Danube and the centuries it carries. The castle districts and parliament buildings on opposing banks form two of Europe's most photographed skylines. The Great Market Hall, the Great Synagogue, and the ruin bar district of the seventh district move the sightseeing between grand institutions and lived-in neighbourhood detail. The Soviet-era statue park, the thermal bath culture, and the wine regions of Tokaj and Eger extend the circuit beyond the capital. The country's cave systems, the Puszta plain, and the lakeside villages of Balaton add landscape registers to a sightseeing geography of genuine variety. Blink and you'll miss it.