Vörösmarty tér

" Vörösmarty tér, located at the northern end of Váci utca in Budapest’s city center, is a lively public square steeped in history and culture. Dominating the square is a statue of Mihály Vörösmarty, one of Hungary’s most celebrated poets, crafted by Eduard Telcs and Ede Kallós. Behind the statue lies a tranquil park, complete with a fountain flanked by stone lions, offering a peaceful retreat amidst the city bustle. The square is a hub of activity, home to the iconic Café Gerbeaud, known for its elegant interiors and exquisite confectioneries, and the southern terminus of the historic M1 metro line. It also serves as a business center, housing offices of Ibusz and Aeroflot, as well as the British Embassy. Vörösmarty tér has undergone numerous name changes over its history, reflecting the evolving identity of Budapest. Originally called Theatro piatcza in 1812 due to a theater in the area, it has also been known as Harmincad tér, Séta tér, Gizella tér, and Károlyi Mihály tér, among others. A column in the square commemorates this diverse history, listing all its previous names."

"Vörösmarty Square, nestled in the heart of Budapest, radiates festive charm and cultural significance. Home to the beloved Vörösmarty Café and a carousel of local artistry, it's a haven for those seeking traditional Hungarian crafts and delectable treats. During the holidays, its Christmas market transforms the square into a wonderland of lights and melodies, inviting you to savor the spirit of the season in the heart of the city."

"La Plaza Vörösmarty, en el corazón de Budapest, es un punto de encuentro animado con encanto histórico y vibrante vida urbana. Rodeada de arquitectura elegante, tiendas y cafés, es un lugar acogedor para disfrutar del ambiente único de la ciudad."