Things to do in Central Pest

The so called “Füvészkert” in Budapest is the oldest botanical garden of Hungary, the official name of which is ELTE Botanical Garden. The garden flaunting more than 7000 plant species.

Buy your tickets online for guided tours to Opera House. Visit of the Opera House in 60 minutes. The guided include parts which are closed to public during the evening performances.

Andrássy Avenue: Budapest's main boulevard, luxury shops and elegant palaces

The Neo-Renaissance building of the State Opera House was designed by Miklós Ybl, built between 1875 and 1884. Its auditorium seats 1289 people. 

Exhibits related to the fascist and communist dictatorships in Hungary.

The Mai Manó House, Hungarian House of Photography, uniquely in Europe, was built for the purpose of exhibiting photography.

Ervin Szabó Library Wenkcheim Palace: Originally it was the winter palace of the Wenkcheim family, today it is the most beautiful library in Budapest.

Things to do in Budpest: Travel Guide Budapest, Budapest sights with detailed information. Prices, practical informations and opening hours.

The Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center opened in 2013, as an exhibition space, focusing on press and documentary photography. 

One of Budapest’s important monuments is the Drechsler Palace, directly opposite from the State Opera House.

Orczy Park: large leisure park with running track, playgrounds, and lake

The new metro line is 7.4 km long and consisting of ten stations, will connect the Kelenföldi pályaudvar and the Keleti pályaudvar.

One of the most beautiful buildings in Budapest is the Central Market Hall, situated on the Pest side on Fővám tér.

The oldest museum in Budapest, dedicated to the history of Hungary.

University Church, Church of St. Mary the Virgin: magnificent 18th century Baroque church in the city center

Rákóczi Square Market Hall: fresh vegetables and fruits in Rákóczi Square

Palace of Arts is an unique cultural centre, opened in 2005 as a part of the Millennium City modern complex.

Keleti Railway Station (Hungarian: Keleti Pályaudvar) is Budapest’s busiest railway station and a major traffic junction, with a stop of the M2 and M4 Metro line and many bus lines.

St. Michael's Church: a remarkable Baroque church in the bustle of Váci Street

The building is within the Millennium Quarter, a new block between Petőfi and Lágymányosi bridges.

Károlyi Garden: the oldest public park in Budapest

Oktogon: An octagonal square on Andrássy Avenue

The Pesti Franciscan Church in the city centre is located in Ferenciek Square, a few steps from Váci Street.

Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art displays masterworks of modern and contemporary art.

The Millennium Underground Railway is the first Metro line of continental Europe. Opened in 1896 and is still in use as the M1 or the yellow line.

Páva Street Synagogue built in an eclectic style. The synagogue in the 9th district was built in 1924. Today it is part of the Holocaust Memorial Center.

The history of the Millennium Underground.

A uniquely beautiful art nouveau building in Pest, the Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest features among many things Italian majolica, French furniture, Baroque goldware and Zsolnay ceramics (roof).

Serbian Church: charming Serbian Orthodox church in an idyllic garden

Remembering the victims of the Hungarian Holocaust.

György Ráth Villa: the exhibition of the most significant pieces of the Art Nouveau collection of the Museum of Applied Arts

The museum’s collection consists of over 21,000 objects detailing the history of the Hungarian postal service.

Zwack Museum: a museum presenting the history of the famous Unicum liqueur

Fasori Reformed Church: Art Nouveau church near the City Park

Study the plants, animals and minerals typical for Hungary.

Paris Department Store: the first modern department store in Budapest with spectacular interior and the gorgeous murals

Ferenc Hopp Museum of Asiatic Arts: Hungary's only Asian art museum

Main Customs House, Corvinus University: Neo-Renaissance palace with 22 allegorical statues

Kálvin Square Reformed Church: one of the nicest neo-classicist churches in Budapest

A street lined with bars, restaurants and galleries.

St. Joseph Church: late baroque church from 1814

The Transport Museum is one of Europe’s oldest transport collections. Its railway historic collection is of international significance. The museum covers all branches of transportation.

New York Cafe: The most most beautiful cafe in the world, stunning interior decoration on the ground floor of a 5-star hotel

Budapest Nyugati Railway Station, is one of the three main railway terminals in Budapest, Hungary. It lies at the intersection of Grand Boulevard and Váci Avenue.

Kodály Körönd is one of the two squares on Andrássy út. The four buildings on the square form a full circle, with Andrássy út and Szinyei Merse utca intersecting in the middle.

Hunyadi Square Market Hall: One of the smallest and most cozy market halls in Budapest