Andrássy Avenue

Andrássy Avenue
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Andrássy Avenue is Budapest’s grand, tree-lined boulevard, stretching 2.5 kilometers from the city center near St. Stephen’s Basilica to Heroes’ Square and City Park. Built between 1872 and 1885 during Budapest’s golden age, it was inspired by the great European avenues and designed to connect the inner city with the expanding outer districts, while relieving traffic from Király Street. The avenue is lined with spectacular Neo-Renaissance mansions, elegant villas, embassies, and cultural landmarks, including the Hungarian State Opera House, Liszt Ferenc Music Academy, and the House of Terror Museum, all testaments to Hungary’s architectural and artistic heritage. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2002, Andrássy Avenue is also Budapest’s premier shopping and dining destination, featuring luxury boutiques, historic cafés, and acclaimed restaurants. The Millennium Underground, Europe’s oldest metro line, runs beneath the avenue, with stations at key cultural sites. Walking along Andrássy Avenue offers not only a journey through Budapest’s history and architectural splendor but also access to vibrant city life, culminating at the monumental Heroes’ Square and the green expanse of City Park.

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Andrássy Avenue is a stunning boulevard in Budapest's District VI, stretching 2.5 kilometers from Heroes' Square to the city center, near St. Stephen's Basilica. The avenue is lined with historic buildings, including the Hungarian State Opera House, a masterpiece richly decorated inside and out, and the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, a hub for music lovers. You'll also find charming squares like Liszt Ferenc Square, lined with restaurants and cafes, and Jókai Square, with its quaint atmosphere and Kolibri Theatre showcasing children's plays. Andrássy Avenue is easily accessible by metro line M1, with stations at Heroes' Square, Oktogon, and the Opera, making it a convenient destination for exploring Budapest's rich history, architecture, and culture.

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