Millenium metro

Millenium metro

Metro line 1, often called the "Foldalatti" (Underground) was opened in 1896, and is one of the oldest electric underground railways in the world. . It was recently lovingly renovated, and on each station platform you will find display-panels with historic photos and background information (in English!) about the local area.

If you are a train buff, you can take time to view examples of the original rolling-stock (even more cramped!) on display at the "Foldalatti Muzeum", appropriately housed - though rather hidden away - in a redundant section of tunnel at the Deak ter metro station in the city centre.

The Oktogon Station, located just a 5-minute stroll from the apartment, is a useful navigational point-of-reference for the new visitor. It marks the junction of two busy traffic-arteries: the so-called "Nagykorut" (large ring-road, sometimes translated as "Grand Boulevard"), with its gleaming new-model trams; and the elegant tree-lined avenue, Andrassy ut, which leads north from the central Deak ter.

Be warned, however, that "on the ground", in terms of actual street-signs (and on street-maps), the "Nagykorut" in fact has a number of separate names, for the various sections belonging to different city districts. In this case, the name to bear in mind is "Terez korut".


Our apartments are located in the downtown Budapest, The most known sights of the town you can find around our apartments.

In the immediate neighborhood of the
- Andrassy Cultural Boulevard
- Liszt Ferenc square (many sidewalk cafes)
- Hungarian State Opera, Operetta, moolin rough
- Millenium metro (Octogon station. Yellow line M1)
- Nyugati Pu. (Western Railway Station and metro station. Blue line M3)
- Westend City Center ( the largest shopping center of Central Europe)

Just a few steps away from the
- Margaret Island (Margitsziget)
- Parlament
- Vaci Street
- Museum of Fine Arts
- Heroes Square
- Szechenyi Thermal bath
- Zoo