40 result(s) for building in Information
Széchenyi Bath
- health & wellness
It is one of Europe`s largest bath complexes. The atmosphere of Roman bathing culture may be felt in its light, spacious pool halls, while Greek bathing culture is reflected in the tub baths, but traces of Nordic traditions may also be found in the heat chambers, saunas and dipping pools. This first spa of Pest owes its existence to the well dug by Vilmos Zsigmondy in 1879.
The present bath ...
The present bath ...
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- travel
Take a ten minute walk or three stops with tram No. 49 or 47 (note the older carriages) to the Deák tér terminal (do not forget to take a look at the beautiful Classicist building of the Hungarian National Museum). Take the yellow subway known as the Millennium Underground and get off at Heroes' Square (Hosök tere).
Alabárdos
- food & drink
Set in a series of 15C buildings opposite the castle and named after its guards, this professionally run restaurant has stood here for over 50 years. It's formal yet atmospheric, with subtle modern touches and a delightful terrace. Cooking is rich and flavourful and features classic dishes with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1014 Budapest, Orszagház utca 2
Phone: +36 1 356 0851
Tigris
- food & drink
Traditional bistro in a historic building designed by a Hungarian architect; it exudes a luxurious feel. Classic dishes have an appealing, earthy quality and feature foie gras specialities. The wine list champions up-and-coming producers - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Mérleg utca 10.
Phone: +36 1 317 3715
Vendéglõ a KisBíróhoz
- food & drink
Contemporary glass and wood building with a large terrace, in a peaceful suburban location. Wine takes centre stage: staff will recommend a match for your dish from the extensive list. Cooking is hearty and classical with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1125 Budapest, Szarvas Gábor utca 8/d.
Phone: +36 1 376 60 44
Tigris
- food & drink
Traditional bistro in a historic building designed by a Hungarian architect; it exudes a luxurious feel. Classic dishes have an appealing, earthy quality and feature foie gras specialities. The wine list champions up-and-coming producers.
1051 Budapest, Mérleg utca 10.
Phone: +36 1 317 3715
Széchenyi National Library
- community & culture
1014 Budapest Buda Palace (Building F)
Phone: +36 1 224 3700
British Council in Budapest
- community & culture
1075 Budapest, Madách Imre út 13-14. Building A, Floor 2
Spider Club
- sport
1036 Budapest, Fényes Adolf u. 19-21 (Building 31)
Phone: +36 20 519 3234
Széchenyi Bath
- health & wellness
It is one of Europe`s largest bath complexes. The atmosphere of Roman bathing culture may be felt in its light, spacious pool halls, while Greek bathing culture is reflected in the tub baths, but traces of Nordic traditions may also be found in the heat chambers, saunas and dipping pools. This first spa of Pest owes its existence to the well dug by Vilmos Zsigmondy in 1879.
The present bath ...
The present bath ...
6.
- travel
Take a ten minute walk or three stops with tram No. 49 or 47 (note the older carriages) to the Deák tér terminal (do not forget to take a look at the beautiful Classicist building of the Hungarian National Museum). Take the yellow subway known as the Millennium Underground and get off at Heroes' Square (Hosök tere).
Alabárdos
- food & drink
Set in a series of 15C buildings opposite the castle and named after its guards, this professionally run restaurant has stood here for over 50 years. It's formal yet atmospheric, with subtle modern touches and a delightful terrace. Cooking is rich and flavourful and features classic dishes with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1014 Budapest, Orszagház utca 2
Phone: +36 1 356 0851
Tigris
- food & drink
Traditional bistro in a historic building designed by a Hungarian architect; it exudes a luxurious feel. Classic dishes have an appealing, earthy quality and feature foie gras specialities. The wine list champions up-and-coming producers - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Mérleg utca 10.
Phone: +36 1 317 3715
Vendéglõ a KisBíróhoz
- food & drink
Contemporary glass and wood building with a large terrace, in a peaceful suburban location. Wine takes centre stage: staff will recommend a match for your dish from the extensive list. Cooking is hearty and classical with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1125 Budapest, Szarvas Gábor utca 8/d.
Phone: +36 1 376 60 44
Tigris
- food & drink
Traditional bistro in a historic building designed by a Hungarian architect; it exudes a luxurious feel. Classic dishes have an appealing, earthy quality and feature foie gras specialities. The wine list champions up-and-coming producers.
1051 Budapest, Mérleg utca 10.
Phone: +36 1 317 3715
Széchenyi National Library
- community & culture
1014 Budapest Buda Palace (Building F)
Phone: +36 1 224 3700
British Council in Budapest
- community & culture
1075 Budapest, Madách Imre út 13-14. Building A, Floor 2
Spider Club
- sport
1036 Budapest, Fényes Adolf u. 19-21 (Building 31)
Phone: +36 20 519 3234