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Souvenirs at the Flea Market<br />

Flea Market<br />

Fortunately, EU membership<br />

hasn’t yet led to the demise of<br />

Budapest’s eclectic flea markets,<br />

where anything and everything is<br />

on sale for the right price. The<br />

best market is in the centre of<br />

the city’s largest park, Városliget<br />

(City Park), where you can pick<br />

up anything from Soviet memorabilia<br />

to second-hand records,<br />

ethnic art and crafts, as well as<br />

coins, medals and weapons.<br />

d Map F2 • XIV, Zichy Mihály utca 14,<br />

Városliget • Open 7am–2pm Sat & Sun<br />

Bonbon Delicatesse<br />

There is more to this<br />

marvellous delicatessen than just<br />

confectionery and chocolates. It<br />

sells a full range of<br />

Hungarian foodstuff<br />

including salami, pâté,<br />

spirits and wines and<br />

remains open well<br />

past midnight. d Map<br />

K3 • V, Váci utca 11/b • 488<br />

72 46 • Open 8am–1am daily<br />

BÁV Jewellery<br />

(Rubin<br />

Ékszerbolt)<br />

A collection of fine<br />

antique watches and<br />

jewellery from one of<br />

Hungary’s best known<br />

auction houses. There<br />

are several other BÁV<br />

shops across the city,<br />

SZÉCHENYI<br />

RAKPART<br />

Duna<br />

(Danube)<br />

SZENT ISTVÁN KÖRÚT TERÉZ KÖRÚT<br />

JÓZSEF ATTILA U<br />

B ELG RÁD R AKP A RT<br />

For shopping tips see p107.<br />

BAJCSY-ZSILINSZKY ÚT<br />

5<br />

all with different specializations.<br />

The outlets on Kossuth Lajos utca<br />

deal in art and porcelain. d BÁV<br />

Jewellery: Map L4; V, Párizsi utca 2; 318<br />

62 17 • BÁV: Map M4; V, Kossuth Lajos<br />

utca 1; 317 37 18 • BÁV: Map M4; V, Kossuth<br />

Lajos utca 3; 318 86 08 • www.bav.hu<br />

Polgár Galeria<br />

A sensational art and<br />

antiques gallery where you can<br />

purchase works by classical and<br />

contemporary Hungarian artists.<br />

You will also find rare antiques,<br />

including imperial Habsburg<br />

furniture. The gallery also looks<br />

after all onward shipping and<br />

related paperwork. d Map M4 • V,<br />

Kossuth Lajos utca 3 • 318 69 54 • Open<br />

10am–6pm Mon–Fri, 10am–1pm Sat<br />

Rózsavölgyi Zenem√bolt<br />

Hungary’s best record store<br />

is located over two floors of a<br />

large space opposite the City Hall.<br />

You’ll find a superb selection of<br />

classical music on the ground<br />

floor, including works by all the<br />

country’s greatest composers.<br />

Pop and rock fans should head<br />

for the basement. d Map L4 • V,<br />

Szervita tér 5 • 318 35 00 • Open<br />

9:30am–7pm Mon–Fri, 10am–7pm Sat<br />

Újlipótváros<br />

q Hπsök tere<br />

1<br />

q £ Nyugati<br />

pu.<br />

VI<br />

q Bajza utca<br />

Városliget<br />

Lipótváros Terézváros<br />

qVörösmarty<br />

q Kossuth<br />

tér<br />

Arany J.u. q<br />

q<br />

Oktogon<br />

utca<br />

q Bajcsy-Zs. út<br />

Erzsébetváros<br />

£ Keleti pu.<br />

3 q Deák tér<br />

Blaha<br />

Lujza tér q<br />

q Vörösmarty tér<br />

7 0 9 q<br />

Józsefváros<br />

Astoria<br />

8<br />

Kerepesi<br />

temetπ<br />

VIII<br />

Józsefvárosi<br />

Pályaudvar £<br />

Erzsébet<br />

híd<br />

VÁCI ÚT<br />

NAGYMEZ∏ U<br />

ANDRÁSSY ÚT<br />

2<br />

VÁMHÁZ KÖR Ú T<br />

P O D M A N ICZKY U<br />

RÁKÓCZI ÚT<br />

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ANDRÁSSY ÚT<br />

KIRÁLY U<br />

ERZSÉBET KÖRÚT<br />

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J Ó Z S EF K Ö R Ú T<br />

VÁROSLIGETI FASOR<br />

ROTTENBILLER U FIUMEI ÚT<br />

RÁKÓCZI ÚT<br />

NÉPSZÍNHÁZ U<br />

B A R O SS U<br />

DÓZSA GYÖRGY ÚT<br />

THÖKÖLY ÚT<br />

6<br />

KEREPESI ÚT<br />

Gellért<br />

q Ferenc körút<br />

Szabadság híd<br />

1 miles 0 km 1<br />

AJTÓSI DÜRER SOR<br />

Budapest’s Top 10<br />

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