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Step Into History

Walk Budapest in 1560

AI rebuilds Budin (Buda, modern Budapest) street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.

Step Into History · City walk

The Pasha's Buda, 1560

In 1560 Buda sits as the Ottoman provincial capital of Budin, a fortified river town where a pasha's administration, janissary garrisons and caravan trade shape everyday life. Walkers will encounter Gothic church towers reworked with minarets, steaming Turkish baths on the Danube, crowded quays with ferries and caravans, and soldiers posted along the castle walls.

34 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 12 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Budapest as it stood in 1560 (“Ottoman Hungary”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Pest Riverside Approach
  2. 2. Ferry Crossing at Buda
  3. 3. Víziváros Quay
  4. Riverside Warehouse Storage Hall · interior
  5. 4. Rudas Bath Exterior
  6. Octagonal Marble Pool Chamber · interior
  7. 5. Sokollu Mustafa Bath
  8. Main Hot Room and Vaults · interior
  9. 6. Castle Garden Approach
  10. 7. Lower Castle Gate
  11. Gatehouse Guardroom and Armoury · interior
  12. 8. Royal Palace Approach
  13. Palace Stone Stair Antechamber · interior
  14. 9. Szent György Square
  15. 10. Matthias Church (Mosque)
  16. Converted Nave Prayer Hall · interior
  17. 11. Pasha's Divan
  18. Pasha's Divan Chamber · interior
  19. 12. Castle Walls and Garrison
  20. Janissary Mess Hall · interior
  21. 13. Market Below Szent György
  22. Covered Meat Market Hall · interior
  23. 14. Descent to Rácváros
  24. 15. Rácváros (Serb Quarter)
  25. 16. Caravanserai Court
  26. Caravanserai Central Courtyard · interior
  27. 17. Tabán Lower Slope
  28. 18. Tabán Market
  29. Tannery Vat Workshop · interior
  30. 19. Víziváros South Quay
  31. 20. Danube Caravan Crossing
  32. River Customhouse Hall · interior
  33. 21. Gellért Hill Foot
  34. 22. Gellért Hill Summit