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Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem Idegennyelvi Továbbképző Központ
the oldest and "authentic" language examination place in Hungary
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Szent József templom, Szent József Római katolikus plébániatemplom
Monument. Built in 1797–1798, in copf style according by plan József Tallher, rebuilt by Kasselik Fidél in 1814, remodelled in eclectic style by Elek Barcza in 1891-1895.
Református templom és parókia
A monument building.
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.
Mária utcai Jézus Szíve Templom
The church was built between 1888 and 1909 according to plans by József Kauser. The Pest Heart of Jesus church is the central church of the Hungarian Jesuits.
Gutenberg-otthon
Art Nouveau building under monument protection. Built in 1907. This is a size of imposing, richly elaborated in detail, four-story building. There were rental apartments, in smaller extent the printers' trade association's premises, library, and also the assembly hall for performances. On the ground floor facing the street were shops. Here you can see one of the most beautiful staircases in Budapest.
Corvin Mozi
Covered parking underground garage free for three hours with ticket.