Central Market Hall, the the largest indoor market in Budapest, is located in the 9th district.
This elegant building with façade elements and tiling by the Zsolnay manufactory was built in 1897 by Hungarian architect.
The Central Market is located in downtown Budapest and surrounded by many shops, bars, cafes and historical sights.
Find below the list of shops, restaurants, bars, sights and more near Central Market.
Hairdressing studio with young English-speaking hairdressers open to your ideas. They have cool massage chairs for you to relax while they are washing your hair, with scalp massage too.
IX. Gönczy Pál utca 4
Good choice of Budapest guides and maps at very reasonable prices.
V. Váci utca 63
Tel: 266 6549
Open:
10:00-18:00 daily
Two-level French bistro-style restaurant with soft and charming interior and excellent service (despite it being included in the bill). Though menu is not very extensive (especially the dessert section) food is truly delicious and nicely presented. They also offer daily specials. Borssó might be an ideal place for romantic dinner.
VI. Királyi Pál utca 14
Tel: 789 0975
Open:
Mon-Sun 12:00-23:00
Austrian chain of coffee houses with a few shops around the city. Presentation and quality of food and drinks is not bad, but service is very slow.
IX. Czuczor utca, 1
Open:
Mon–Sun 09:00-22:00
Delicious Italian ice-cream. Our favourite is poppy-coconut. Probably the only place in the area to have ice-cream at midnight. Closed in winter.
V. Váci utca 67
Nice Thai food at average prices in small downtown cafe. Summer terrace.
V. Váci utca 65
Rather big shop selling cheap clothing, shoes, toys, bags and similar merchandise of Chinese manufacture. Just the place to get that swimming suit for Budapest spas you forgot to put in your suitcase.
IX. Vámház krt., 7
Probably, the best sencha in the city, but prices are bit above average.
V. Vámház krt. 10
Miniature copies of coaches, cars and stuff for toy railway. A real boon for collectors.
IX. Erkel u. 6