What to see in Budapest V. kerület?
Vigadó Galéria (Vigadó Gallery)
Sometimes, wandering along the majestic Danube promenade in Budapest, you spot a gleaming, fantastical building that almost looks like the backdrop to a...
Urban Betyár Élményközpont (Urban Outlaw Experience Center)
Urban Betyár Élményközpont is one of those places in Budapest that quietly sneaks onto your must-visit list after your first glimpse of its...
Szamos Csokoládémúzeum (Szamos Chocolate Museum)
Szamos Csokoládémúzeum is one of those tucked-away secrets in Budapest that you’ll kick yourself for missing if you’re even a passing fan of...
Petőfi Irodalmi Múzeum (Petőfi Literary Museum)
Petőfi Irodalmi Múzeum is a place that remains somewhat under the radar for many visitors to Budapest, yet it’s at the heart of...
Országgyűlési Múzeum (Parliamentary Museum)
If you ever find yourself wandering along the mighty Danube as it sweeps past the glorious bridges and ornate buildings of Budapest, you...
Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Művészeti Gyűjteménye (Hungarian Academy of Sciences Art Collection)
Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Művészeti Gyűjteménye, that’s the Hungarian Academy of Sciences Art Collection, is the sort of hidden gem that Budapest seems to...
Magyar Szecesszió Háza (House of Hungarian Art Nouveau)
Magyar Szecesszió Háza sits discreetly on Honvéd utca, just a short stroll from the grandeur of the Parliament building, yet it feels like...
Lajta Monitor Múzeumhajó (Lajta Monitor Museum Ship)
Lajta Monitor Múzeumhajó is not your average museum. Anchored on the shimmering Danube in Budapest, this floating marvel takes you on a journey...
Kresz Géza Mentőmúzeum (Géza Kresz Ambulance Museum)
Kresz Géza Mentőmúzeum might not appear in most travelers’ list of Budapest must-sees, but it really should. Tucked away in the 10th district,...
Kossuth Lajos Múzeumhajó (Lajos Kossuth Museum Ship)
Budapest is packed with bold architecture and hidden stories, but there’s a floating surprise awaiting on the banks of the River Danube: the...
Földalatti Vasúti Múzeum (Underground Railway Museum)
Földalatti Vasúti Múzeum, or the Underground Railway Museum, is rather easy to overlook if you go by its simple glass shelter above ground...
Evangélikus Országos Múzeum (Lutheran National Museum)
On a quiet street just a few steps from the buzz of Deák Ferenc Square, Budapest’s Lutheran story comes alive in the Evangélikus...
Carl Lutz Emlékszoba (Carl Lutz Memorial Room)
Carl Lutz Emlékszoba is not just another stop on Budapest’s vast map of historical sites; it’s a quiet corner that invites reflection on...
Ady Endre Emlékmúzeum (Ady Endre Memorial Museum)
Ady Endre is more than just a name in Hungarian literature—he’s a presence that reverberates through the nation’s identity and poetic tradition. If...
Hold utcai vásárcsarnok (Hold Street Market Hall)
Hold utcai vásárcsarnok doesn’t look very showy from the outside, tucked away behind Budapest’s grand State Treasury and not far from the bustle...
A Fővárosi Törvényszék épülete (The building of the Budapest Metropolitan Court)
A Fővárosi Törvényszék épülete sits with quiet authority on Markó utca, standing among Budapest’s stately architecture as a fascinating crossroads of history, law,...
Magyar Királyi Állami Főgimnázium (Hungarian Royal State Main Grammar School)
Magyar Királyi Állami Főgimnázium is the sort of place that quietly sweeps you off your feet the moment you realize how much history...
Pénzügyminisztérium (Ministry of Finance)
Pénzügyminisztérium sits in the heart of Budapest, staring majestically over Kossuth Lajos tér, not far from the glittering Danube. If you’ve wandered through...
Központi Városháza (Central Town Hall)
Központi Városháza isn’t the kind of city hall you just breeze past on your way to a café or museum—this historic landmark in...
Pesti megyeháza (Pest County Hall)
Pesti megyeháza sits just a stone’s throw from the rhythmic pulse of Kossuth Lajos utca, yet it feels like a world apart from...
Pesti Új Városháza (Pest New City Hall)
Pesti Új Városháza is a place that has a curious way of living two lives at once—one as the stately seat of government...
Szent Mihály-templom (St. Michael’s Church)
Szent Mihály-templom, or St. Michael’s Church, stands at the heart of Cluj-Napoca like a sentinel from another age, its pale Gothic spire rising...
Egykori Klarissza kolostor (Former Clarissian Convent)
Egykori Klarissza kolostor, or the Former Clarissian Convent, sits quietly just a short amble from the hustle and bustle of Budapest’s busy streets,...
Szerb templom (Serbian Church)
Szerb templom, also known as the Serbian Church, is a quietly dignified treasure nestled in the heart of Budapest. Walking along Szerb utca,...
Szent István-bazilika (St. Stephen’s Basilica)
Szent István-bazilika is one of those places where grandeur and history hum quietly behind every stone. It’s the largest church in Budapest, standing...
Magyar Tudományos Akadémia (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
Magyar Tudományos Akadémia — that’s the Hungarian Academy of Sciences — may sound like a hushed hall of scholarship, but in reality, it’s...
Istenszülő elhunyta Nagyboldogasszony-székesegyház (Cathedral of the Dormition of the Mother of God)
Istenszülő elhunyta Nagyboldogasszony-székesegyház, known in English as the Cathedral of the Dormition of the Mother of God, is more than just an architectural...
Belvárosi plébániatemplom (Inner City Parish Church)
Belvárosi plébániatemplom, also referred to as the Inner City Parish Church, stands in the heart of Budapest, mere meters away from the bustling...
Belvárosi Szent Anna-plébániatemplom (Inner City St. Anne Parish Church)
Belvárosi Szent Anna-plébániatemplom (the Inner City St. Anne Parish Church) holds its own as one of those rare corners of Budapest that somehow...
Pesti Központi Kerületi Bíróság (Central District Court of Pest)
Pesti Központi Kerületi Bíróság, or the Central District Court of Pest, might not be the first place that crosses your mind when you...
Places of interest in Budapest V. kerület