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District I - district 1 includes the northern side of Gellert hill (Gellérthegy), Krisztinaváros, Naphegy, Tabán, Vár (Castle), Váralja, Vérmező and Viziváros. District 1 is a small area in central Buda (the western side), including the historic Buda Castle. This is, therefore, the so called "Castle District", as most of it is taken up by the enormous hill with the castle and Matthias Church (Mátyás templom) perched on top. There are side streets on the Buda Castle, like the environs of Clark Ádám tér or Attila út. Basically, most of district I is hilly, green and cobblestoney. Advantages: include lovely views, beautiful many-storied houses at funny angles, and proximity to the river and downtown.	Districts I and II, Budapest Recommended International School: G GIS Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 22/b. 1125 Budapest Nearby Shopping Center: Mammut Lövöház út 2. 1024 Budapest

District II District 2 is in Buda again, in the northwest. City parts: Adyliget, Budaliget, Erzsébetliget, Felhéviz, Ferenchalom, Gercse, Hársakalja, Hűvösvölgy, Kővár, Kurucles, Látó hegy, Lipótmező, Máriaremete, Nyék, Pálvölgy, Pasarét, Pesthidegkút, Petneházirét, Remetekertváros, Rézmál, Rózsadomb, Szemlőhegy, Széphalom, Szépilona, Szépjuhászné, Szépvölgy, Törökvész, Vérhalom and Zöldmál Families love district 2, as many houses are private and even have yards and parks around. There is a definite minimum of riff-raff and low-life bard here. District 2 is home to Rózsadomb (means Rose hill), with many gorgeous, high-rent places; not just trendy, but prestigious. Advantages: quiet and green, fresh air, close to many private schools. Close to Castle and Moszkva tér (Metro line).	Districts I and II, Budapest Recommended International School: G GIS Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 22/b. 1125 Budapest Nearby Shopping Center: Mammut Lövöház út 2. 1024 Budapest

District V - Belváros (Inner City - Downtown) Downtown! District 5 is located in the absolute center of Pest. This is the place to have a swingin' bachelor pad a hop, skip and jump away from work, banks, restaurants, bars... District 5 includes the Parliament Buildings and many Ministries that make up Hungary’s Administration, and it is also the main financial district of Budapest. The area just south of the Körút is surprisingly residential and quiet until you hit the banking neighborhood south of Szabadság tér. A wide array of shops and restaurants also exist in District 5, which is considered a safe investment district and provides a good dwelling location for single businessmen. Unrenovated classic apartments can still be purchased and converted into attractive rental properties for the business and foreign communities living here. Capital appreciation is relatively stronger as the number of properties available in this district is limited, with the most exclusive properties overlooking the Danube river. Advantages: the city right outside your window; some buildings come complete with bullet-holes left over from the last revolution.	District V and VI, Budapest Recommended International School: G GIS Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 22/b. 1125 Budapest Other International Schools >>> Nearby Shopping Center: W est-End City Center Váci út 1-3, 1062 Budapest


District VI - Terézváros District 6 is the cultural center of Budapest. Andrassy ut is the city’s most beautiful boulevard, also known as the “Champs Elysee of Budapest” and leads to the Opera House and Liszt Music Academy. Andrassy is crossed by the “Broadway of Budapest”, Nagymezo utca. This social hot spot is host to numerous outdoor cafes and bars that spill on to the pavement in the height of Summer. Properties is classic buildings anywhere near the Opera, Oktogon Andrassy or Városliget (City Park) are stylish and sound investments; but get towards the side streetsand basically you are living in a budget, no-frills flat across the street from a lo-life bar (borozó) filled with working joes playing slot machines. Advantages: good public transportation, proximity to all forms of entertainment, from City Park to the Opera.	District V and VI, Budapest Recommended International School: G GIS Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 22/b. 1125 Budapest Other International Schools >>> Nearby Shopping Center: W est-End City Center Váci út 1-3, 1062 Budapest

District VII - Erzsébetváros Quite a grab bag. Erzsébetváros is surrounded by Károly körút, Király utca and Rákóczi út. District 7 is a center of Jewish Budapest. It has got it all, from the synagogue neighborhood at one end, chockfull of hopping clubs and music venues, and then streching across the Körút up to Városliget (City Park). The historic, Jewish quarter of Budapest contains several synagogues, bakeries, restaurants and hotels. Located close to the City Center, the part of the district within the Ring-road (Erzsébet körút) is considered a prosperous investment location. You can currently rent to students of the Veterinary University or the Medical University. Király utca, the border street with district VI is colorful, filled with discount shops. The area near Keleti train station is dodgy, filled with shady characters. Almássy tér and its environs definitely has a multi-cultural feel to it; and near Bajza utca and Városligeti fasor, you will find diplomatic mansions and carefully manicured gardens. Advantages: central location, lower prices, many forms of transportation.	District VII and VIII, Budapest Recommended International School: G GIS Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 22/b. 1125 Budapest Other International Schools >>> Nearby Shopping Center: W est-End City Center Váci út 1-3, 1062 Budapest

District VIII - Józsefváros The up and coming part of Downtown Budapest. Very nice in the area near the national Museum (Nemzeti Múzeum), with park and street renovations improving the face of the neighborhood. The beautiful buildings reflect the fact that there used to be a time when the well-to-do lived here. The government is spending substantial amounts on restoration and rehabilitation. Advantages: buy a flat here, and when they finish cleaning up the neighborhood in a few years' time, you will make a nice profit.	District VII and VIII, Budapest Recommended International School: G GIS Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 22/b. 1125 Budapest Other International Schools >>> Nearby Shopping Center: W est-End City Center Váci út 1-3, 1062 Budapest

District IX - Ferencváros Nice area with new luxurious riverside apartments, and still grubby edges. The corner closest to the city center of this district has recently become an ‘up-and-coming’ area with trendy bars and cafés. The local municipality is investing large amounts into new developments within district 9. New developments near the pedestrian streets (Raday street and its neighborhood) are most recommended for investors. District 9 is one o the new hip spots in the city for young people buying their first flat. Not exactly a family neighborhood, but rather filled with trendy bars, new restaurants, new apartment buildings that sprang up virtually overnight - cool looking in color and design, but structurally some of better built than others. If looking at a flat in a new building, make sure to get it inspected carefully before making a commitment. Buying off plan? I wouldn't. Advantages: quickly developing neighborhood, more works planned including parking garages and pedestrian streets.	District IX, Budapest Recommended International School: G GIS Szilágyi Erzsébet fasor 22/b. 1125 Budapest Other International Schools >>> Nearby Shopping Center: Lurdi Ház Könyves Kálmán krt 12-14, 1097 Budapest

District XIII - Újlipótváros, Angyalföld Just north of S zent István Körút is Újlipótváros, a nice neighborhood wedged between Nyugati and the river. Not too busy and not too dull, it may be one of the best parts of the Pest side that can still be called downtown. Quite clean and well kept, Szent István park was just reworked to make a beautiful walkway alongside the river in view of Margit Island. Safe at night, too. North of that is Angyalföld (angel land) a bit seedier, more working class - and Duna Plaza shopping mall. A little far out and not so great - better to stick to south of the Árpád bridge. Advantages: good location, nice people, clean and safe.	District XIII and XIV, Budapest Nearby Shopping Centers: D una Plaza Mall Váci út 178, 1138 Budapest W est-End City Center Váci út 1-3, 1062 Budapest

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