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Vörösmarty Square

Sight4.6 · 18 8014.1 · 1 108≈ 45 minFree entry

A vibrant pedestrian square in the heart of Pest, named after the 19th-century Hungarian romantic poet Mihaly Vorosmarty, whose white Carrara marble monument stands at its center. The plaza marks the northern gateway to the famous pedestrian Vaci Street and the terminus of the historic M1 underground railway. Flanked by the legendary Café Gerbeaud, the square is celebrated for its festive seasonal markets and cafes.

Highlights

  • Marble monument honoring Hungarian poet Mihály Vörösmarty
  • Legendary 19th-century Café Gerbeaud confectionery and salon
  • Historic terminus of continental Europe's oldest metro line M1
  • Bustling venue for Budapest's festive Christmas and spring markets

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