The fireworks display will feature over 45,000 pyrotechnic effects, spanning across a five-kilometre-long stretch of the Danube. To enhance the visual spectacle, a synchronized drone, light, and laser show will illuminate the Parliament and the Chain Bridge. The entire display will last for 30 minutes, beginning at 9 pm.
To complement the fireworks, a new website and mobile app have been launched, including a special route planner to assist visitors in navigating the expected crowds.
IN THE NEXT SECTION, WE'LL SHARE THE BEST SPOTS IN THE CITY TO ENJOY THE SHOW.
Many people flock to the city's bridges – Margaret Bridge, Chain Bridge, and Petőfi Bridge – for a prime view. Alternatively, Gül Baba's Tomb, or nearby Mansfeld Péter Park offer easy access to excellent vantage points. For a truly unforgettable experience, Gellért Hill is a popular choice, with the Philosopher's Garden providing a particularly enchanting atmosphere, live music, and interactive programmes. The part of the Hill overlooking Gellért tér will also provide a magnificent view.
The Fisherman's Bastion and Várkert Bazár offer stunning vistas from the Buda side, while the Pest side boasts beautiful views from the Nehru part and the riverbanks. For a bird's-eye perspective, consider the hills surrounding Budapest: if you're seeking a truly unique experience, the lookouts on Normafa, Elizabeth Lookout, or Hármashatár Hill's Guckler Károly Lookout provide breathtaking panoramas. If you prefer a quieter setting, Nagy-Kevély Summit offers a peaceful escape while still providing a clear view of the city lights.
If you're looking to combine fireworks with a night out, this article highlights some of the city's most exclusive nightclubs and sky bars, offering elegant settings to enjoy the spectacle.
(Cover photo: Ladóczki Balázs - We Love Budapest)
