Andrássy Avenue in Budapest: photos, reviews

About

Once, Andrássy Avenue was named after Stalin, called Youth and Radial, and was dedicated to the People's Republic. Today, it is home to the affluent citizens of Budapest, and it spans 2.5 kilometers in length.

The most significant avenue of the capital connects Ferenc Deák Square with Városliget Park. It is listed by UNESCO and every cobblestone of its "ribbon" is under the meticulous scrutiny of the city authorities. Within Andrássy Avenue, there are four museums, the state opera house, and also the Dreschler Palace, which is bursting with opulence and consistently catches the attention of tourists.

4.6

based on 545 reviews

Google

4.6/5 545 reviews

Reem A. M.

Amazing street with many shops

massimo torelli

Lüks markalarla başlayan konsolosluk binaları ile sona eren ve en sonunda Kahramanlar Meydanıyla sonlanan cadde. Caddenin sonunda sağda Türk konsolosluğu var.

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Leuk om doorheen te lopen

What is the address of Andrássy Avenue?
Andrássy Avenue is located at Andrássy út, Budapest, Hungary.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Subway station Opera (42 m walk)
- Bus stop Opera M (33 m walk)
- Bus stop Oktogon M (273 m walk)
How is Andrássy Avenue rated by visitors?
Andrássy Avenue has an average rating of 4.6 based on 545 reviews across platforms such as Google.