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Százados úti művésztelep
This is Budapest's first artist colony, Europe's oldest continuous art colony. Fifteen ground-level house built with twenty art galleries at the edge of time in Budapest. Cemetery, railway and military barracks were separated from the city.
Deák Ferenc mauzóleuma
Built in eclectic style around 1880.
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.
Fészek Színház
Nemzeti Pantheon (Kerepesi temető, Kerepesi temető, Kerepesi úti temető, Fiumei úti temető, korábban Mező Imre úti temető, Fiumei úti Nemzeti Sírkert
one of the most famous cemeteries in Hungary, with mausoleums for the most reputable historical personalities. A 56-hectare natural park (Arboretum) with 80 to 100 year old sycamore and 60-year-old horse chestnut tree lines and also with linden trees and acacias. bird lovers can watch here Sparrowhawk, Tawny owl, Long-eared owl, flycatcher, warbler, Mistle thrush, Common Buzzard. Also in the cemetery is the Museum of Funeral what is a Burial Funeral Professional Collection, the country's only museum of this type
Kossuth Lajos mauzóleuma
Built in eclectic style by Gerster Kálmán between 1903-1909.