Rent a lovely Studio for 4 guests in Budapest center, on Puskin street

East of Karolyi Park, right behind National Museum, there is a small, central quarter of Budapest, which is called the "Palace quarter" and which belongs to the Eighth District. We offer our studio in Puskin street.

How did Puskin appear here, and how did the Palace quarter appear? There was a terrible flood in Budapest in 1838, most of the wooden houses (at that time it was common) in Pest were washed away, a museum was erected in their place by the architect Mihaly Pollack, and since the area was empty but trump by location, the city nobility stretched to build houses near it. Why  Palace? - you might ask- because there are not many palaces there, with the exception of a few, such as the Wenkheim palace . The word “Palota” - the palace is used by the Hungarians very flexibly and liberally, everything that is excellent over the average level of the building can be called a palace, and stone houses were built , with extensive internal premises, which allowed the inhabitants to call them palaces.

Puskin Street appeared much later, after the Second World War, but unlike many Russian and Soviet names for streets and squares, Gorky, Mayakovsky, Michurin, which the Hungarians renamed with the departure of socialism, Puskin survived, maybe due to his African roots or something that is, in his poetry, even translated into Hungarian. Moreover, there is a cafe Puskin and a cinema Puskin, located nearby.

About the apartment- the entrance is from a quiet courtyard, it is decorated in a book and library style. Although up to 4 people can live in our apartment, it is ideal for 2 persons. More details on the next tab.

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