Our meeting place may nowadays be not particularly interesting, but it used to be the exchange spot for wine traders bringing their goods over to the Pest side of the city. In Roman times we also had a small outpost located in the vicinity. This is from where we take the bus to district XX.

Eindrucksvoll inmitten eines kleinen Parks am Ende der Hauptstraße des 20. Bezirks gelegen, dominiert diese Kirche das Viertel und zieht alle Blicke auf sich.

The historical town hall of District XX is located in the absolute center of the district and is a fine example of Hungarian Art Nouveau through its oriental tapestry like walls and curving windows. In front of the town hall we will be able to see queen Elisabeth's iconic statue with one of her dogs.

The riverfront part of the district has changed a lot in previous years and a number of nice and quirky establishments have surfaced since then. We have a luxury hotel, a local thermal bath, an elegant restaurant, boat houses and also something very reminiscent of a ruin bar/terrace: the Halas Guszti. This is Budapest at its best especially towards the evening hours by the riverside.