Budapest Central Suites - Location

The Suites are located directly in the heart of the historical city center, within walking distance of the city’s administrative, business and cultural districts as well as the famous shopping area of Váci Street. The suites are also within a few minute’s walk of the majority of Budapest’s main cultural attractions; the Hungarian National Museum, the Dohany Synagogue (Europe’s largest) and St. Stephen’s Basilica – Budapest’s most famous Cathedral. Andrassy Avenue Budapest’s most elegant street is also only a 12 minute walk from the units.

Major public transportation hubs are also close by. The Suites are situated only a 5 minute walk from the Kálvin tér metro station on the M3 Blueline and an 8 minute walk from the Astoria metro station on the M2 Redline. They are also only a 10 minute walk from the Deák tér station on the M3 Blueline.

Vaci utca
Vaci utca (Vaci street) is one of the main pedestrian thoroughfares and perhaps the most famous street of central Budapest. It features a large number of restaurants and fashion outlets catering primarily to the tourist market.

Raday utca
Raday utca is also only a 5 minute walk from the accomodation. Raday is a pedestrian street famous throughout Europe for its nightlife. The street is lined with bars, restaurants, nightclubs and intimate little cafes that appeal particularly to young people. Most are open until one or two in the morning.

Hungarian National Museum
Hungarian National Museum: now responsible for the safe keeping of over a million objects, the National Museum traces its own history back to 1802 when it was founded with the medal, book and manuscript collection belonging to Count Ferenc Szйchenyi. In 1846 it moved into the fine neo-Classical building designed by Mihaly Pollack where it has been ever since. Permanent exhibitions: Hungarian History from the Founding of the State until 1990, Lapidarium – Roman Stonework, and Coronation Jewels and Robes.

The museum's architecture alone warrants a stop, but it also played a major role in Hungary's history: Petofi recited his famous 'national song' from the steps here in 1848; there is a plaque to commemorate this famous event. The inside of the museum is also stunning, with lavish use of marble and ceremonial architecture. The displays give a thorough account of the history of the Hungarian nation.

The last thousand years of Hungarian history are represented in the main exhibition, starting with such items as an ivory saddle and chain mail, and ending with political posters and a video of the Soviets leaving Hungary. On the first floor is displayed the Hungarian coronation mantle, made of faded silk and dating from 1031.

Public Transportation

Major public transportation hubs are also close by. The Suites are situated only a 5 minute walk from the Kálvin tér metro station on the M3 Blueline and an 8 minute walk from the Astoria metro station on the M2 Redline. They are also only a 10 minute walk from the Deák tér station on the M3 Blueline.