The Belgrade Embankment stretches from Liberty Bridge (the green one) to Roosevelt square in the central fifth district.
In the middle of this long route lies Dunakorzo, the Danube promenade offering the beautiful view of Buda Castle on the other side of the river and full of cafes with summer terraces. It is the area of five-star hotels and historical buildings.
Find below the list of shops, restaurants, bars, sights and more on Belgrád rakpart and its surroundings.
Restaurant established in 1904 and named after King Mátyás. Hungarian food, Gypsy music, waiters wearing national costumes, and a lot of tourists.
V. Március 15. tér 7
Glasses, frames, sun-shades.
V. Irányi utca 1
Tattoo and piercing studio.
V. Irányi utca 1
Very modest prices and one of the best goulashes in the area.
V. Molnár utca 15
Oriental style interior accessories.
V. Molnár utca 27
Gym offering various fitness programs from dance to power lifting to yoga. Spa, sauna, massage treatments.
V. Apáczai Csere J. utca 4 (Marriott Hotel)
Classic Italian cuisine in quite ordinary interior. Everything is average here, except the waiters and prices: staff show attitude and hint at tips shamelessly, while prices are high with such kind of service.
V. Belgrág rakpart, 13-15
Small restaurant on the Danube embankment that offers sushi, rolls, sashimi, tenpura, authentic plum wine and sake. On the ground floor there is a sushi bar, and traditionally furnished tatami room is on the first floor. 6 rolls are about 1200 HUF. The restaurant also delivers sushi to some districts.
V. Belgrág rakpart, 18
Multilevel, many-roomed nightclub. Mixed crowd of gays and straights, boys and girls. Drag queen shows start at 24:00 and 02:00. Music is a mix of Hungarian pop and international hits. Entrance is 1500 forints.
V. Belgrág rakpart, 23