Móricz Zsigmond Square named after Hungarian writer is located in the center of south Buda in the XI. district of Budapest. It is one of the major transport hubs of the city with several tram and bus stops, and a metro station to be opened in 2010.
Around the derelict circular building in the middle of the square are egg-looking stones erected in 2004 that are heated in winter.
Móricz Zsigmond Square is also the spot for fairs, including Christmas and Easter ones.
Key cutting, dry-cleaning, clothes and shoe repair, engraving, stamps.
XI. Bartók Béla út, 47
Glass and mirrors. Decent choice and average prices.
XI. Bartók Béla út, 30
Custom-made and ready wood wares, locks, nails, pins, screws, tools, curtain rails, chains, hooks and the like. Key cut.
XI. Váli utca 4
All the kinds of big and truly delicious burgers.
Móricz Zsigmond krt. 4
Mexican silver: earrings, rings, chains, watches.
XI. Bartók Béla út 53
Plasticine, clay, dyes, glass beads, sequins, moulds and various materials to create your own piece of art.
XI. Bartók Béla út, 62
Groceries, fruit, vegetables and very good bread and rolls.
XI. Himfy utca 11 (corner of Villányi u.)
Cigarettes, coffee, tea, beer, snacks, wine, etc in a corner shop open till late.
XI. Bartók Béla utca 35
Print and copy specialists.
XI. Bartók Béla út 16