Things to do in Terézváros, Budapest
8 places in Terézváros from 5 Budapest travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.
8 places · most mentioned first
Hungarian State Opera House
A 19th-century opera house with plush halls, grand staircases and gilded box seats whose opulence rivals Paris and Vienna. Visitors can attend a performance or take a tour.
10:00· Rick Steves' Europein 3 vlogsAndrássy Avenue
Budapest's main boulevard, linking central Pest with the 1896 millennium fairgrounds. Locals compare it to the Champs-Élysées and Broadway.
15:43· Rick Steves' Europein 3 vlogsHouse of Terror
A museum in the former headquarters of the Nazi and Communist secret police, documenting terror under both regimes, with torture and execution cells in the basement.
20:29· Rick Steves' Europein 3 vlogsMillennium Underground (M1 Metro)
Continental Europe's first underground railway, built in 1896 to carry crowds to the festival grounds and running a few steps below Andrássy Avenue.
15:59· Rick Steves' Europein 2 vlogs
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4 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.
Liszt Ferenc tér
A square on Andrássy Avenue dedicated to Franz Liszt, the city's most revered musical son.
7:18· Expedia1 vlogBerlin Wall Memorial
A memorial with a section of the Berlin Wall, standing in front of the House of Terror.
7:12· Hungry Passport1 vlogMűvész Kávéház
A traditional coffee house on Andrássy Avenue serving Hungarian sweets. It likely got its name from being a hangout for the city's artists, actors and novelists.
Lázár utca
A narrow street behind the Opera House that frames a majestic view of St. Stephen's Basilica.