This stately square on Budapest’s eastern side gives access to excellent restaurants, bars, shops, and monuments. A great place to people-watch, and very safe. Easily connected to the Deak Ferenc pedestrian street and metro station.

While Budapest is filled with many famous and beautiful squares, I felt that Vorosmarty Square was the true heart of the city. It is a vibrant public space and is surrounded by streets filled with shopping, restaurants, cafes and bars. It is a short walk to the banks of the Danube River and is the site of a Christmas market every winter. It is also where the famous Cafe Gerbeaud dating back to 1870 at this location is found. It is one of the most elegant coffeehouses in Budapest with chandeliers hanging from the ceiling and was the hang out of the upper echelon of Budapest society in the early 1900s although today is essentially filled with tourists.

Vorosmarty Square is located in the heat of city on Pest side. The famous Vaci street starts from here. There hundreds of shops, restaurants and bars in this area. This place is also famous for holding big events like Christmas, Eastern and Spring fairs. It's very close to Danube promenade. This place is exclusive for pedestrians only. Vehicles are not allowed here.