József Attila Street
Although during your Hop On Hop Off sightseeing tour you will cross József Attila street twice, don’t miss the opportunity to hop off at the 3rd stop and explore all the hidden treasures of the neighborhood of Deák square! Crossing through Erzsébet square the first sight that you will see is probably the 65 meter-high Budapest Eye, which offers you a marvelous panoramic view of the whole capital.
Just a few steps from Deák square and you’ll find yourself in Gozsdu. Gozsdu Courtyard is - not surprisingly - the most popular place for tourists to gather around. You’ll enjoy an international crowd of people here having fun in the local pubs, restaurants and cafés. Walking across the party district you may also explore the famous ruin pubs of Budapest.
Walking in the other direction from Deák square, you’ll pass by the 200 meter-long Budapest Fashion street with its luxurious, world-famous brands. On the end of the street you’ll reach Vörösmarty square and the Pesti Vigadó. Take your time to walk around the place and admire the architectural monuments.
If you seek some nostalgic vibes, you must visit the Budapest Retro Museum across Deák square. Using your Budapest Card you’ll even get a discount!
The nearest stop is right before the intersection to Bajcsy-Zsilinszky street, check it out on the Hop On Hop Off bus map!
FAQ
This busy thoroughfare is located in the heart of District V (Belváros). It serves as the vital link between Deák Ferenc tér, the city's main transport hub, and Erzsébet Square, leading directly toward the Chain Bridge.
Yes! One of the top-searched visual features of József Attila utca is the Budapest Eye Ferris Wheel. As you walk or drive down the street toward the Danube, the 65-meter wheel dominates the skyline to your left, making it a popular spot for "city life" photography.
The 100E Airport Express bus has its primary city-center terminus at Deák Ferenc tér, which borders József Attila Street. Most travelers use this street to access the BKK ticket vending machines and the bus boarding area located at the start of the avenue.
The street is home to a mix of high-end offices and popular retail. You’ll find the Hard Rock Cafe Budapest just around the corner, while the street itself hosts a variety of fast-casual dining and bank branches. It is also the gateway to the luxury boutiques of Fashion Street (Deák Ferenc utca).
Search interest often spikes regarding the history of the name. Attila József was one of Hungary's most famous and tragic 20th-century poets. A famous statue of him sitting by the Danube is located nearby at Kossuth Square, near the Parliament.
Absolutely. Because it connects the Pest side's main square to the Chain Bridge, almost all Hop-On Hop-Off bus tours pass through József Attila utca. It provides riders with a front-row view of the St. Stephen's Basilica towers peeking over the buildings to the north.
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