The largest exhibition gallery in the country. There is no own permanent exhibition, and the gallery is used for regular contemporary arts exhibitions.

XIV. Dózsa György út, 37 (Hősök tere)

XIV. Állatkerti krt. 14-16
Tel: 343 0996

Open:

April to September
Mon-Fri 10:00-19:00
Sat-Sun 10:00-20:00

Probably, the most famous restaurant in Budapest. It is famous not only for its authentically Hungarian cuisine, but also for its turn-of-the-20th-century atmosphere skillfully recreated in 1992.

XIV. Állakérti út 2
Tel: 468 4040

Városliget (City Park), the largest park in Budapest, was originally designed in 1896 by French landscape designer Nebbion to celebrate the Hungarian Millennium Exhibition. It houses several historical sites, such as Vajdahunyad Castle with the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture, and Széchenyi baths.

Permanent exhibitions:

• Antique collection
• Egyptian collection
• European paintings from 1300 to 1800
• Antique sculpture collection
• European sculpture
• Graphical collection
• 20th century collection containing paintings and sculptures

Among museum exhibits are vintage motorcycles, planes, boats, trains and cars. Outside are locomotives, plane and sections of the city's chain bridge, Széchenyi Lanchíd, (which was destroyed during the Second World War and quickly rebuilt).