Váci Street is one of the busiest pedestrian malls in the heart of Budapest. It became the most fashionable shopping street at the end of the 18th century.
Chain Bridge
The bridge built by Count István Széchenyi was destroyed in WW2, and needed to be rebuilt. Its entrance is guarded by two stone lions.
Inner City Church
The church at Március 15 Square is the oldest building of Pest, built on the walls of the Contra Aquincum fort. Bishop Gellért was buried here in 1046AD.
Courtyard Paris (Brudern House)
Brudern House is a residential and office building built in eclectic style at Ferenciek Square. Inside the building is the Courtyard Paris, which is the only shopping centre of Budapest that was preseerved from the beginning of the 20th century.
