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https://budtours.hu/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/szabadsag-hid.jpg19201280The Liberty Bridge, also known as the Freedom Bridge, spans the Danube River in Budapest, connecting Buda and Pest. Its stunning Art Nouveau design, adorned with mythological sculptures and the Hungarian coat of arms, is even more breathtaking from our open-air Budapest Jeep Tour. Originally named Ferenc József Bridge, it links Gellért Square (Gellért tér) and Fővám Square (Fővám tér), built for the Millennium World Exhibition, celebrating Hungary’s rich heritage.