Andrássy Avenue

Andrássy Avenue is the emblematic street of Budapest. Andrássy Avenue is 2310 meters long and connects Heroes' Square with Erzsébet Square.

Andrássy Avenue has been a World Heritage Site since 2002.

Construction of the boulevard began in 1871 and was completed by 1876. The buildings along the boulevard were built continuously until 1885. The unified eclectic-neo-renaissance style of Andrássy Avenue is due to excellent architects such as Miklós Ybl and István Linczbauer.

Best things to do on Andrássy Avenue, Top attractions of Andrássy Avenue:

1. Hungarian State Opera House
2. Millennium Underground Railway
3. Paris Department Store
4. Nagymező Street (Mai Manó House and Robert Capa Center)
5. Ferenc Liszt Square (Franz Liszt Academy of Music Budapest)
6. Oktogon
7. House of Terror Museum
8. Kodály Körönd
9. Ferenc Hopp Museum of Asiatic Arts
10. Heroes’ Square