One of the busiest junctions in the city lying on the border of three districts, providing access to numerous tram lines, bus lines, and metro line 2.
The tram's termini are Móricz Zsigmond körtér and Hűvösvölgy (Cold Valley), with the latter being the starting point of Gyermekvasút's (Children's Railway) journey.
Situated between two mountains, Hármashatárhegy and Nagy Hárshegy, Hűvösvölgy is a great spot to unwind and to leave the everyday downtown pogo behind.
The 11-kilometer-long route of Children's Railway intersects beautiful, foresty excursion sites. All duties concerning the railway's operation are taken care of by children.
Probably the most romantic place you can imagine. One of the best parks in Budapest because of its shady trees and pretty banks. We recommend it to everyone who'd like to take a break from the city.
The Beverly Hills of Budapest characterized by spectacular villas, steep streets, scenic lookouts, and staircases long enough to make Rocky Balboa pant.
Pál Valley Cave takes you to a magical world full of spectacular stalactite formations, some of which resemble animals, christmas trees, willow trees, and whatever your imagination comes up with.
A series of climatological observations in the 1980s revealed that the air inside Szemlő Hill Cave is more than capable of lessening the symptoms of, and even curing respiratory diseases.
Named after an iconic figure of the 1956 Revolution, who was executed at the age of 18. Mansfeld Péter Park provides a mesmerizing view on Budapest, and is a perfect date spot.
A popular starting point of excursions located near the border of both the Second District and Budapest.
A mesmerizing shrine made up of Kisboldogasszony templom (Virgin Mary Church) and its impressive surroundings rich in sculptures and open-air altars. Frequented pilgrimage site of Roman Catholics.
On one hand, as the name suggests, it serves as a park. On the other hand, it serves as a scene for exhibitions, concerts, and theatrical performances.
A unique journey through a pitch black reality. Your guides are blind or partially sigthed persons, who lead you through 7 differently furnished rooms where you'll face various tasks of everyday life.
An award-winning restaurant characterized by a matching, minimalist interior that leaves a bit to be desired, although the deficiencies will surely fade away the moment you taste the dishes.
The best confectionary on the Buda side,and maybe the best in the city. Due to 110-year-old traditions and a vast amount of experience, cakes and ice creams are flat-out heavenly and highly addictive.
The most frequented garden bar on the Buda side. The vibe is pillared by lampions, scentful hookah smoke clouds, live music, cocktails, a crowd of twentysomethings, and tasty dishes.
Walls are plastered with sailor motifs, though, due to the twilight and the booze discounts, you probably won’t notice them. A different drink is sold for half the price every day of the week.
One of the least well-known, oldest, most beautiful, and least crowded baths in Budapest built during Hungary’s Ottoman occupation.
Mixes innovation with tradition - in addition to several heated pools, amenities include a newly built "sauna world", a steam room, and a cozy chamber lined with Himalayan salt to improve respiration.
A four-star hotel located on the Danube Bank. The wide range of services establishes a solid foundation for your pleaseure and an enjoyable stay.
A four-star hotel located adjacent to Margit híd in a calm and quiet neighbourhood.
