This wonderful pedestrian-only street runs from Vorosmarty ter all the way to Vamhaz korut and the beautiful Market Hall. It is bisected near the Elizabeth Bridge (where there is an underpass)-this is the point where the pedestrian section used to end but a few years back a second section was made pedestrian as well. While the first section is lively and popular, the new area has more charm and authenticity. Together, they are both truly European: dozens of cafés, fancy shops and boutiques and some truly stunning architecture. Don't forget to look up as you stroll down Vaci utca - some of the façades are truly amazing.
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“Shopping in Budapest”
Shopping on Vaci utca is very interesting. It's like 5th Avenue in New York or the Champs Ellyses in Paris. Of course, some shops are very expe...
“rip off budapest”
I have just returned from a 4 day break in budapest,flight and hotel were excellent.stayed in le meredien which was top class,and the staff wer...
“Budapest...and Vaci”
I myself have been living in Budapest for over 3 years. Its main attractions, for a person under 20, are Westend, Mammut, MOMPark, and Vaci Utc...
“Wish I was on Vaci Utca”
Vaci Utca is great for shopping, opening hours tend to be around 10 am - 7pm but can vary. The street is always quite lively however as tourist...
Nice Walk
I visited here during the Easter eve. It is a good place to buy souvenirs as there are a lot of shops on the both sides of the street. Things i...
Fun Place
Vaci utca is a lot of fun to tour and walk down. It's especially pretty at night. The shops are expensive, so I wouldn't suggest actually buy...
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