We love that the apartment is located in one of the most famous streets of downtown Budapest: Ráday Street, where shops, schools, museums, restaurants are just a few minutes away. If you want some green environment, just stroll down to the river bank of Danube (6-8 mins on foot), where you can walk, run or cycle. The location of the apartment is good, everything is easily accessible on foot and by public transport.

The apartment is a bourgeois apartment, but modernly furnished, with photos (taken during our travels) and paintings on the walls, and large bookcases. It has 100 square metres, a kitchen, a living room (with sofa bed), two toilets, a bathroom (shower and bath), a children's room (with bunk bed), a bedroom (with double bed) and a guest room (with 2 mattresses). It is ideal for four people, but can sleep an extra three people on the sofa and 2 mattresses if necessary. There is a children's room where guests can play with their toys, and a playground and sports playground nearby. On the corridor - gangway it is the last apartment, so no one passes in front of the apartment, we have put there a small table with two chairs where you can sit. You can see from there a fire wall with ivy and wild grapes and a garden.

The apartment is on the fourth floor, in a gangway - for those who get dizzy at heights, it can be dizzying. The key is given by a friend.

The apartment is located in the centre of Budapest, 8-10 minutes from Kálvin Square, in the popular Ráday Street, known as Gastro Street, which is full of bars, restaurants, ice-cream parlours, pastry shops, but as we live in an inner courtyard, our windows do not directly face the street. It's also worth sitting in the cosy terrace bars of the Bálna, which overlook the Danube and Gellért Hill. There are shops (Spar, Aldi) and a large shopping centre nearby (Corvin Pláza). If you like museums and exhibitions, the National Museum and the Museum of Applied Arts are within walking distance, or if you like market shopping, you can visit the Vásárcsarnok Market, a favourite by turists, and stroll along Váci Street, Budapest's most famous shopping street. The Danube is a five to ten minute walk away, with a playground and green belt on the banks. A 20-minute walk across the Liberty Bridge takes you to the Gellért Spa, famous for its thermal waters, or to the Gellért Hill Slide Park. The city's largest green spaces, the City Park Városliget and Margaret Island are also easily accessible by public transport.

There is an external courtyard gate, an internal front gate, a door on the upper floor and a door to the apartment. It is opened by code, proxy or with a key.

Budapest Liszt Ferenc Nemzetközi Repülőtér - 20 km 30 Min, From the airport, it takes half an hour by airport bus (100E, 0-24) and 8-10 minutes on foot from the bus stop in Kálvin Square.

By train: trains from abroad arrive at Nyugati station, from the station it is 18 minutes by tram 4-6 or metro M3, from the station it is a 6-8 minute walk to the apartment.