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Füvészkert, Budapesti Botanikuskert Természetvédelmi terület
Botanic Garden of the Eötvös Loránd University. Main attractions: the country's first Victoria's house with a large pool tropical include the extraordinarily beautiful giant Amazon and Paraguay lilies. Also important sights are the fern pine trees which planted in the mid-19th century, and the orchids, ferns and cactus collections. A couple monuments also visible here.
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Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum
Mainly minerals at display in the historic building of the old Ludovika Military Academy.
Orczy-kert
one of Budapest's biggest gardens. This is actually a park. There is soccer-, running- and basketball courts, entertainment areas, walking trails and a lake. Now a part of the campus of NKE, a local university.
Józsefvárosi pályaudvar
It was a historic 'head' railway station. Built in 1867. Between 1885-1936 worked exclusively as a freight station. Later for passenger transport used for decades. Closed in the end of 2005. Entry only at Gate #10, and you will need permission.
Józsefvárosi Zeneiskola és Bölcsődemúzeum
Listed Building. Built by Miklós Ybl, 1875. Neo-Renaissance-style building. Between 1910 and 1945 here worked the Institute Simor. The Sisters of Charity of St Vincent, the "grey Nenes", was operated as nursery, kindergarten and elementary school.