Bencur Cafe and Restaurant

Re-opened in 1990. The key institution of Hungarian financial markets and the official trading venue for publicly offered securities.

The former Drechsler Palace.

Founded 1777 in a wooden farmland building. Stone church built in 1801-1809. Inside finished in 1831, by Mihály Pollack.

Built in the 1880s. This is a three-storey mansion. Here is now on the 2nd and 3rd floor the Post Museum.

Designed planned by August de Serres and was built by the Eiffel Company, the station opened on 28 October 1877, replacing the previous one razed to make place for the Nagykörút (Grand Boulevard). The station building retains the atmosphere of bygone days, in particular the ticket hall. There is a corridor between the main station entrance and McDonald's on the right-hand side of the main entrance. Formerly the station restaurant, this McDonald's is reputed to be the most elegant in the world. Apart from the ornate lighting, ceiling mouldings and general décor of the fast-food restaurant, Nyugati station McDonald's has a McCafé on the mezzanine floor, serving coffee and cakes in a more comfortable environment than the lower floor. Also worth mentioning is the Royal Waiting Room, built for Emperor Franz Joseph I. This can be found about 100 m on the left-hand side after entering the main station hall behind a pair of high doors. Beside the railway station and partially above its open area there is the WestEnd City Center shopping mall.