Andrássy Út, A historic avenue brimming with architectural gems

Erzsébetváros
Budapest's most important wide street
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Introduction

Andrássy Avenue is a famous tree-lined boulevard in Budapest, built in 1872, connecting Elizabeth Square and City Park. There are many beautiful Neo-Renaissance palaces and houses on both sides of the avenue, with beautiful exteriors, staircases, and interior designs. In 2002, Andrássy Avenue was listed as a World Heritage Site, becoming one of the iconic tourist attractions of Budapest.

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