Budapest
Budapest
+ Buda
Pest
+ Pest
Sights
* Andrássy Út (Andrássy Way)
* Árpád Híd (Arphad Bridge)
* Belvárosi Plébánia Templom (Inner City Parish Church)
* Dohány Utca (Jewish District)
* Dunakorzó (The Promenade)
* Földalatti Mùzeum (Underground Railway Museum)
* Gundel Ètterem (Gundel Restaurant)
* Hopp Ferenc Kelet-Ázsiai Mùzeum (Ferenc Hopp Museum of Eastern Asiatic Art)
* Hősök Tere (Heroes' Square)
* Iparművészeti Mùzeum (Museum of Applied Arts)
* Közlekedési Mùzeum (Transport Museum)
* Magyar Nemzeti Mùzeum (Hungarian National Museum)
* Magyar Tudományos Akadémia (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
* Néprajzi Mùzeum (Museum of Ethnography)
* Nyugati Pályaudvar (Western Railway Station)
* Népstadion (People's Stadium)
* PostaMùzeum (Postal Museum)
* Rákóczi Út (Rákóczi Way)
* Szabadság Tér (Liberty Square)
* Városliget (City Park)
* Vásárcsarnok (Central Market Hall)
* Vörösmarty Tér (Square) and Váci Utca (Street)
* Zeneakadémia (Academy of Music)
Excursions
+ Excursions
Walk/Drive
Food&Drink
In The Know
Did You Know?
( Highly Recommended )
Once the city's premier boulevard, it was named after the famous statesman, Andrássy. An archictectural jumble of glorious opulence and fading splendour, at one time it was known as Stalin Avenue, and until recently was called by the equally uninspiring name Avenue of the People's Republic. It runs all the way from Deák tér to Városliget (City Park), is home to the State Opera House and the Academy of Fine Arts, as well as to almost a constant stream of traffic, which makes walking a bit hectic. There are some good shopping opportunities here, however.
Address: Andrássy ùt, Budapest V
Restaurant: Bombay Palace (Inexpensive)
Metro: Oktogon
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