Neighborhoods In Budapest

Belvaros (Inner City)

Budapest’s urban heart is full of bona fide sights plus innumerable tiny streets and grand avenues where you can wander for hours admiring the city’s...

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Erzsébetváros (Elizabeth Town) and the Jewish Quarter

• 9 Restaurants
• 3 Hotels
• 36 Things To Do

Gellerthegy (Gellert Hill)

Gellérthegy (Gellert Hill), 761 feet high, is the most beautiful natural formation on the Buda bank. It takes its name from St. Gellért (Gerard) of...

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• 25 Things To Do

Margit-sziget (Margaret Island)

More than 2½ km (1½ miles) long and covering nearly 200 acres, this island was first mentioned almost 2,000 years ago as the summer residence...

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Óbuda and Buda Hills

Until its unification with Buda and Pest in 1872 to form the city of Budapest, Óbuda (meaning Old Buda) was a separate town that used...

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Outer Pest

Pest’s northern and eastern outlying areas are a varied lot, with open fields alongside socialist blocks of flats and 19th century industrial and residential areas...

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South Buda

Compared to the city’s center, the southern reaches are Buda have relatively little to attract the average visitor. Both the imposing hundred-years-old main building of...

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South Pest

Most of Pest’s low-density southeast districts used to be separate towns until their integration into the capital in 1950, and look back on a history...

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St. Stephen's Basilica

Just outside the inner city stands the imposing cathedral named after (and holding the preserved right hand of) King-Saint Stephen, the founder of the Kingdom...

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