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GELLERT
HILL
Gellert
Hill
is
a
235-meter-high
hill
that
overlooks
the
Danube
River.
The
hill
derived
its
name
from
Saint
Gerard,
who
was
thrown
to
his
death
from
its
heights.
At
the
hill's
base,
adjacent
to
the
Liberty
Bridge,
you'll
find
the
Hotel
Gellert
and
the
Gellert
Baths.
The
Gellert
Hill
Cave
is
also
situated
nearby.
On
the
opposite
side,
where
the
Elisabeth
Bridge
leads,
there
is
a
captivating
waterfall,
and
further
up,
the
statue
of
Bishop
Szent
Gellert
stands
at
an
elevation
of
approximately
40
meters.
At
the
hill's
summit
stands
the
Citadella,
offering
a
splendid
panoramic
view
of
the
city.
Additionally,
the
Liberty
Statue
graces
the
same
area.
The
hill,
somewhat
steep
from
the
Danube
side,
is
crisscrossed
with
paths
and
stairs
that
can
lead
you
all
the
way
to
the
Citadella.
Unfortunately,
during
our
visit
to
the
area,
we
came
to
the
well
but
didn't
drink,
as
both
the
fortress
and
the
Liberty
Statue
were
closed
for
maintenance.
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