Through Four Seasons' Eyes Budapest - IMEX America
Through Four Seasons' Eyes Budapest - IMEX America
Through Four Seasons' Eyes Budapest - IMEX America
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sunny terrace of the Baldaszti’s Grand bar and<br />
restaurant at the southern end of the avenue. As<br />
you wander up Andrássy út, you’ll pass scores<br />
of luxury fashion houses from Gucci to Louis<br />
Vuitton and Dolce & Gabbana.<br />
Set back from the row of shops and<br />
commanding great attention is the neo-<br />
Renaissance Hungarian State Opera<br />
House. Built in 1884, it is one of the finest<br />
accomplishments of Hungarian architect<br />
Miklós Ybl, who oversaw the execution of its<br />
most minute details.<br />
If you’ve worked up an appetite, Klassz offers<br />
a tasty selection of contemporary Hungarian<br />
and continental cuisine, as well as fine local<br />
vintages. Or, opt for coffee and cake at the Lotz<br />
Hall, beautifully decorated with ceiling frescoes<br />
and grand chandeliers, hidden away on the<br />
upper level of the Alexandra bookstore. The<br />
nearby tree-lined Liszt Ferenc tér is choc-full of<br />
cafés and restaurants offering al fresco dining<br />
on warm summer evenings and during busy<br />
weekday lunches.<br />
The Villa District<br />
Beyond Oktogon and the Great Ring Road<br />
(Nagykörút), Andrássy út gives way to wider<br />
sidewalks and service roads, and the House<br />
of Terror Museum located in the former<br />
headquarters of the Hungarian Secret