Our  Neighborhood

Attractions Within Walking Distance:

1. Hungarian National Museum (2 minutes)
   An impressive museum showcasing Hungary’s rich history, housed in a beautiful neoclassical building with a charming garden.
2. Dohány Street Synagogue (5 minutes)
   The largest synagogue in Europe, also home to the Jewish Museum and a poignant memorial park.
3. Károlyi Garden (6 minutes)
   One of Budapest’s oldest and most beloved public parks – a peaceful green escape in the city center.
4. Váci Street (8 minutes)
   Budapest’s most famous pedestrian shopping street, lined with boutiques, restaurants, and cafés.
5. Ferenciek Square (5 minutes)
   A lovely historic square surrounded by notable buildings and a beautiful church.
6. Szabó Ervin Library (10 minutes)
   A hidden gem – this stunning library is part of the former Wenckheim Palace.
7. Gozsdu Courtyard (12 minutes)
   A lively hotspot filled with great restaurants, bars, and vibrant nightlife.

Attractions Easily Reached by Public Transport:

• St. Stephen’s Basilica (2 stops on Metro line M2, or a 15-minute walk)
  Enjoy stunning views of the city from the dome of this iconic church.
• Buda Castle & Fisherman’s Bastion (Metro M2 + funicular or bus)
  A historic district offering breathtaking views and the beautiful Matthias Church.
• Hungarian Parliament Building (Metro M2 + tram, or approx. 20-minute walk)
  One of Hungary’s most iconic landmarks, located on the Danube riverbank.
• Andrássy Avenue & Hungarian State Opera (Metro M2 for 1 stop, then walk)
  A UNESCO World Heritage Site lined with elegant 19th-century architecture.
• Heroes’ Square & City Park (Metro M1 “Millennium Underground”)
  A must-see square with grand statues, nearby museums, and the fairytale-like Vajdahunyad Castle.
• Rudas and Gellért Thermal Baths (Tram or bus, approx. 10–15 minutes)
  Experience Budapest’s famous spa culture in stunning historical settings.

Tailored Recommendations by Interest:

We’re happy to provide personalized itineraries based on your interests. Here are a few suggestions to get you inspired:

• Gastronomy
  Sample local flavors at the Great Market Hall (Vámház krt. 1–3.), indulge in modern Hungarian cuisine at the Michelin-starred Borkonyha (Sas utca 3.), or enjoy authentic street food at Belvárosi Disznótoros (Károlyi utca 17.).
• History
  Take a journey through time at the Dohány Street Synagogue, explore Hungary’s past at the National Museum, and delve into the 20th century at the House of Terror Museum (Andrássy út 60.).
• Panoramic Views
  Admire some of the best views in Budapest from the Fisherman’s Bastion, the dome of St. Stephen’s Basilica, or the Citadel atop Gellért Hill.
• Thermal Baths
  Relax and unwind in Budapest’s renowned thermal baths, including the historic Rudas Baths (Döbrentei tér 9.), the art nouveau Gellért Baths (Kelenhegyi út 4.), or the expansive Széchenyi Thermal Bath (Állatkerti körút 9–11.), one of Europe’s largest spa complexes.
• Ruin Bars
  Discover Budapest’s unique nightlife scene in its famous ruin pubs. Visit the legendary Szimpla Kert (Kazinczy utca 14.), party at the sprawling Instant-Fogas complex (Akácfa utca 49–51.), or enjoy Mediterranean vibes and cuisine at Mazel Tov (Akácfa utca 47.).