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1 Március 15 Square · Downtown

In the heart of the city,
on the banks of the Danube

Budapest Riverfront Lux

There is hardly a better starting point for truly discovering Budapest

The building stands at the centre of everything: Március 15 Square — the gateway to the Danube Promenade — is one of downtown Budapest’s most beautiful public spaces. Most iconic sights are only a few minutes’ walk away, while the Danube literally flows past your doorstep.

01 — The view

Six directions, one unrivalled panorama

Few places in Budapest offer views of the river, the Buda Hills and the landmarks of downtown all at once. From here, you can see them all.

Danube panorama

The full sweep of the river with passing boats — from morning until the city lights up at night.

Gellért Hill

The green silhouette of the Buda side, crowned by the Liberty Statue.

Petőfi Statue and Petőfi Square

One of downtown Budapest’s best-known landmarks, right on your doorstep.

Belgrád Embankment and Danube Promenade

The city’s most atmospheric promenade, where daylight gives way to a sparkling evening.

Március 15 Square and Elisabeth Bridge

The arch of the iconic snow-white bridge — one of downtown Budapest’s most photogenic views.

Buda Castle

Beyond the river, the World Heritage Castle District crowns the skyline.

Gateway to the Danube Promenade

The river by morning, city lights by night

Március 15 Square is one of downtown Budapest’s most beautiful public spaces and the gateway to the Danube Promenade. Step outside and you are already on the riverside walkway — with passing boats in the morning and the illuminated Buda skyline in the evening.
This is what makes staying here so special: the energy of the city and the tranquillity of the water, both within easy reach.

02 — Everything just steps away

The best of downtown begins at your doorstep

Right outside

Belgrád Embankment & Danube Promenade

Step outside and you are already on the riverside promenade.

A few steps

Váci utca

The famous pedestrian street, lined with restaurants, pubs and shops.

4 minutes

Vörösmarty tér

The very centre of Budapest and downtown’s vibrant main square.

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Fashion Street

Budapest’s exclusive shopping street, lined with designer stores.

03 — Getting around

The entire city within easy reach

The main public transport hubs are just a 2–3 minute walk away. From there, the city’s major landmarks can be reached in under 10 minutes by public transport — no car or long walk required.
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Main public transport hubs

Trams, buses and the metro all in one place.

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Hungarian Parliament

By public transport, with no changes.

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St Stephen’s Basilica

A downtown icon, just a few stops away.

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Great Synagogue

Europe’s largest synagogue, within easy reach.

Budapest attractions

The city’s iconic landmarks, all within walking distance

St Stephen’s Basilica
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St Stephen’s Basilica

1 Szent István Square, Budapest 1051 5-minute walk

In the 18th century, the site of today’s basilica was occupied by the Hetz Theatre, which hosted animal fights. János Zitterbarth, a wealthy resident of the newly developed Lipótváros district, soon had a small temporary church built here. In 1817, the Lipótváros parish was established with around one thousand members, creating the need for the district to have its own substantial parish church.

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Fisherman’s Bastion
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Fisherman’s Bastion

St Michael’s Chapel, Szentháromság Square, Budapest 1014 1 km

The Fisherman’s Bastion was built in the Neo-Romanesque style between 1895 and 1902 on the site of the old Buda Castle walls, following plans by Frigyes Schulek, who was also responsible for rebuilding Matthias Church. Its name recalls the medieval guild of fishermen who defended this section of the castle walls. In 1947–48, Schulek’s son, János Schulek, led the restoration of the complex after it was damaged during the Second World War. Since 1987, it has formed part of Budapest’s World Heritage Site as part of the Buda Castle District.

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Inner City Parish Church
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Inner City Parish Church

2 Március 15 Square, Budapest 1056 1-minute walk

One of Budapest’s oldest churches stands directly on Március 15 Square. Its walls preserve Roman, medieval, Ottoman and Baroque traces, while the remarkable interior and Danube-side setting make it a memorable stop even during a short walk.

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Great Market Hall
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Great Market Hall

1–3 Vámház Boulevard, Budapest 1093 12-minute walk

Budapest’s largest and best-known historic market hall has welcomed visitors since 1897. Its impressive iron structure, colourful Zsolnay roof tiles, Hungarian flavours and local gifts make it an ideal place to experience the city’s atmosphere.

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Buda Castle
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Buda Castle

2 Szent György Square, Budapest 1014 20-minute walk

Rising above the Danube, Buda Castle is one of the defining landmarks of Budapest’s World Heritage panorama. The former royal residence now houses museums, while its terraces offer outstanding views over the river and central Pest.

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Hungarian Parliament Building
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Hungarian Parliament Building

1–3 Kossuth Lajos Square, Budapest 1055 25-minute walk

The Neo-Gothic Hungarian Parliament Building on the Danube is one of Budapest’s most recognisable landmarks and the home of the National Assembly. Its monumental façade, ornate interiors and the Holy Crown make it an essential stop in the city.

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Budapest

Gateway to the Danube Promenade

Március 15 Square is one of the most beautiful public spaces in downtown Budapest — and this is exactly where your home for a few days awaits, right in the centre of it all. The perfect place for exploring Budapest.