Description
We'll take you to a bistro that also functions as a gallery, where you can see excellent works of contemporary artists.
Have a coffee with parrots, guinea pigs, or even chameleons at the Zoo Café! Travel back in time to the cafés of the 1900s at the Central Grand Cafe & Bar! Finally, top off your day at the Great Market Hall and taste real Hungarikums! Bon appétit!
Amenities & features
Tour Sights
Paris Courtyard
In the early 19th century, the Brudern House stood on this site originally. It took its name from Baron József...
Budapest Downtown Franciscan Church
It is a Roman Catholic church with a listed monument status. Both the church and the monastery next to it...
Central Grand Cafe & Bar
The glory days of coffee houses in Budapest date from 1873 to 1914, when several were strongly connected to contemporary...
Asterisk*
Asterisk* is the perfect symbiosis of an antique gallery and a bar. The perfect symbiosis is no exaggeration, as the...
Véndiák Restaurant
Véndiák Restaurant, which means Old Student in English, opened in 1938. The secret of its seven decades of success is...
ELTE Faculty of Law building
The neo-Baroque palace of the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, which is also the center of the prestigious Eötvös...
Egyetem Square
This tiny square is one of the most beautiful squares in Pest, packed with attractions. Here you'll find statues of...
‘Gepárd és Űrhajó' Wine Bar
Géza Ipacs designed the interior. He was the one who revolutionized the labels on Hungarian wine bottles in the 2000s....
Zoo Café
Although Zoo Café requires a reservation, there is still a long line of people gaping at the window, eager to...
Ráday Street
Connecting Boráros Square and Kálvin Square, Ráday Street is also known as Budapest's restaurant street, but you can also find...
The Great Market Hall
The Great Market Hall is one of the most prestigious public buildings in Budapest. It lits up with decorative lighting...
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John , Doe
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