Krisztian's Travel Guide
Városnézés
Eng:
Városliget is a part of Budapest, and the second largest public park, the XIV. district. Its area is 100 [1] to 120 hectares [2] [3] (1 to 1.2 km²), depending on the definition. Of this, about 81 hectares is the actual park, and in it approx. It consists of 6500 trees. Another 19 hectares are covered by the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden, as well as museums and other buildings. Nicknamed Liget, formerly funny Lizsé. [4]
The capital is a popular resting place and cultural center, in or on the borders of which there are many sights and attractions. As a part of the city, some residential and office buildings are officially added on the outskirts.
Hun:
A Városliget Budapest egyik városrésze, egyben a második legnagyobb közparkja, a XIV. kerületben. Területe definíciótól függően 100[1]–120 hektár[2][3] (1–1,2 km²). Ebből mintegy 81 hektár a tulajdonképpeni park, és abban kb. 6500 fa áll. További 19 hektárját a Fővárosi Állat- és Növénykert, illetve a múzeumok és egyéb épületek teszik ki. Beceneve Liget, régebben viccesen Lizsé.[4]
A főváros kedvelt pihenőhelye és kulturális centruma, amiben vagy amelynek határain számos nevezetesség, látványosság található. Városrész minőségében hivatalosan néhány lakó-, illetve irodaházat is hozzászámolnak a peremén.
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City Park
Eng:
Városliget is a part of Budapest, and the second largest public park, the XIV. district. Its area is 100 [1] to 120 hectares [2] [3] (1 to 1.2 km²), depending on the definition. Of this, about 81 hectares is the actual park, and in it approx. It consists of 6500 trees. Another 19 hectares are covered by the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden, as well as museums and other buildings. Nicknamed Liget, formerly funny Lizsé. [4]
The capital is a popular resting place and cultural center, in or on the borders of which there are many sights and attractions. As a part of the city, some residential and office buildings are officially added on the outskirts.
Hun:
A Városliget Budapest egyik városrésze, egyben a második legnagyobb közparkja, a XIV. kerületben. Területe definíciótól függően 100[1]–120 hektár[2][3] (1–1,2 km²). Ebből mintegy 81 hektár a tulajdonképpeni park, és abban kb. 6500 fa áll. További 19 hektárját a Fővárosi Állat- és Növénykert, illetve a múzeumok és egyéb épületek teszik ki. Beceneve Liget, régebben viccesen Lizsé.[4]
A főváros kedvelt pihenőhelye és kulturális centruma, amiben vagy amelynek határain számos nevezetesség, látványosság található. Városrész minőségében hivatalosan néhány lakó-, illetve irodaházat is hozzászámolnak a peremén.
Eng:
The Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden is one of the oldest in the world with its almost 150 years of history. The first idea of the foundation dates back to 1820-30s but the 1848-49 Revolution and War of Independence and the era of Opression did not favour the idea of founding a zoo in Hungary. Finally, the initiation of a group of patriots took form in 1866 and the first Hungarian Zoo opened its gates to the sound of the midday bell on August 9th. Among the founding fathers were the geologist József Szabó, Ágoston Kubinyi, the Director of the National Museum, József Gerenday, the Director of the Botanical Garden of Budapest and most importantly János Xántus, a recognised zoologist, ethnographer and the first director of the Budapest Zoo.
Besides Hungarian species the zoo housed several rare species of monkeys, lemurs, parrots, camels, kangaroos and other special animals. It had neither lions, nor tigers or elephants at that time. The first giraffe arrived two years after the opening in 1868. It was donated to the Zoo by Franz Joseph with Queen Elizabeth's intervention.
Further developmental milestones were the opening of the first Lion house in 1876 with lions and tigers. An elephant, a hippopotamus and a rhinoceros joined later on.
However, some financial problems arose as the expenses of the company founded by the scientist patriots to run the zoo regularly exceeded revenues. Therefore the corporation was transformed into an animal and plant naturalizing company in order to obtain more donations. After several personal changes Károly Serák was mandated zoo director in 1873. He directed the zoo for three decades and during that time the revenues were sufficient to maintain the zoo. He invited several artists such as tightrope dancers, fire eaters, sword swallowers and shooting phenomena which attracted masses of people. Unfortunately the authorities began to consider the zoo a source of revenue and increased the rental fee, so the company went bankrupt after the Millennium in 1896.
The zoo did not cease to operate, however: it was taken over by the capital city, Budapest in 1907. What's more, more than four million gold crowns were spent on a complete reconstruction thanks to the city developing program of the mayor of the time called István Bárczy. The reconstruction took place between 1909-1912 when the zoo was closed. It was reopened on 20th May 1912 with a new director called Adolf Lendl, a zoologist, who was also in charge of the professional management of the reconstruction. Most of the historic buildings of the park were to open at that time as well. The institution was one of the most beautiful and modern zoos in Europe.
However, the development was interrupted by the First World War and the subsequent economic crisis series. Although some major improvements were made in the 1930s under the management of Herbert Nadler the zoo was almost entirely destroyed in the Second World War: none of the animal houses remained intact with only 15 surviving animals from 2000 specimen after the siege of Budapest.
The zoo reopened on May 1st, 1945 with a mere few dozen animals and dilapidated buildings. The war damage was restored step by step in the following years and there was a major modernization and development in the 1950s and 1960s. Most of it was carried out by Csaba Anghi Director General, a dedicated horticulturist and zoo disseminator. Zoo professionals' work and the events of the 1970s and 1980s were primarily determined by the strict limitations to economic and social realities of the age. Thus the zoo was very much in need of complete renewal during the change of the political regime around 1989. This process began in 1994 when Miklós Persányi was appointed Director General of the institution. In the years to come the historic buildings - which contribute to the unique atmosphere of the zoo known worldwide - were reconstructed under the guidance of Vilma Bogsch between 2003 and 2007 and the old buildings can now be seen in their antique splendour. In the meantime the animal habitats have been modernized, enlarged and made to look more natural and aesthetic. The reconstruction affected every nook and cranny of the zoo. Professional success followed suit, the first rhinoceros ever to be born with artificial insemination was born in Budapest Zoo in 2007.
The Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2016. Our zoo experts have been working hard on making this wonderland an even more magnificent place. The zoo has recently been granted a new territory for the first time in its history which is of special importance: as much as one third of its area had gradually been taken away in the last couple of decades. Now it is time for expansion. If all goes well, most of the developments planned in the new area can be realized by its 150th birthday.
Hun:
A Fővárosi Állat- és Növénykert nemcsak Magyarország legelsőként megnyitott állatkertje, hanem világviszonylatban is a legrégebbi, legpatinásabb állatkertek egyike. Kapuit először 1866. augusztus 9-én nyitotta meg a látogatók előtt, így idén augusztusban már az intézmény 155. születésnapját ünnepeljük. A tulajdonképpeni szülinap mellett azonban az egész 2021-es esztendőre jubileumi emlékévet hirdetünk. Az emlékév részeként számos programot is tervezünk, bízva abban, hogy a koronavírus világjárvány, illetve az azzal kapcsolatos intézkedések miatt 2020. november 11 óta átmenetileg zárva tartó kertet minél hamarabb lehetőségünk lesz újra megnyitni a nagyközönség előtt. Honlapunknak ezt a részét is a jubileumi emlékévnek szenteljük, a programok mellett bemutatva Állatkertünk múltját, történetét és gazdag örökségét.
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Állatkert
Eng:
The Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden is one of the oldest in the world with its almost 150 years of history. The first idea of the foundation dates back to 1820-30s but the 1848-49 Revolution and War of Independence and the era of Opression did not favour the idea of founding a zoo in Hungary. Finally, the initiation of a group of patriots took form in 1866 and the first Hungarian Zoo opened its gates to the sound of the midday bell on August 9th. Among the founding fathers were the geologist József Szabó, Ágoston Kubinyi, the Director of the National Museum, József Gerenday, the Director of the Botanical Garden of Budapest and most importantly János Xántus, a recognised zoologist, ethnographer and the first director of the Budapest Zoo.
Besides Hungarian species the zoo housed several rare species of monkeys, lemurs, parrots, camels, kangaroos and other special animals. It had neither lions, nor tigers or elephants at that time. The first giraffe arrived two years after the opening in 1868. It was donated to the Zoo by Franz Joseph with Queen Elizabeth's intervention.
Further developmental milestones were the opening of the first Lion house in 1876 with lions and tigers. An elephant, a hippopotamus and a rhinoceros joined later on.
However, some financial problems arose as the expenses of the company founded by the scientist patriots to run the zoo regularly exceeded revenues. Therefore the corporation was transformed into an animal and plant naturalizing company in order to obtain more donations. After several personal changes Károly Serák was mandated zoo director in 1873. He directed the zoo for three decades and during that time the revenues were sufficient to maintain the zoo. He invited several artists such as tightrope dancers, fire eaters, sword swallowers and shooting phenomena which attracted masses of people. Unfortunately the authorities began to consider the zoo a source of revenue and increased the rental fee, so the company went bankrupt after the Millennium in 1896.
The zoo did not cease to operate, however: it was taken over by the capital city, Budapest in 1907. What's more, more than four million gold crowns were spent on a complete reconstruction thanks to the city developing program of the mayor of the time called István Bárczy. The reconstruction took place between 1909-1912 when the zoo was closed. It was reopened on 20th May 1912 with a new director called Adolf Lendl, a zoologist, who was also in charge of the professional management of the reconstruction. Most of the historic buildings of the park were to open at that time as well. The institution was one of the most beautiful and modern zoos in Europe.
However, the development was interrupted by the First World War and the subsequent economic crisis series. Although some major improvements were made in the 1930s under the management of Herbert Nadler the zoo was almost entirely destroyed in the Second World War: none of the animal houses remained intact with only 15 surviving animals from 2000 specimen after the siege of Budapest.
The zoo reopened on May 1st, 1945 with a mere few dozen animals and dilapidated buildings. The war damage was restored step by step in the following years and there was a major modernization and development in the 1950s and 1960s. Most of it was carried out by Csaba Anghi Director General, a dedicated horticulturist and zoo disseminator. Zoo professionals' work and the events of the 1970s and 1980s were primarily determined by the strict limitations to economic and social realities of the age. Thus the zoo was very much in need of complete renewal during the change of the political regime around 1989. This process began in 1994 when Miklós Persányi was appointed Director General of the institution. In the years to come the historic buildings - which contribute to the unique atmosphere of the zoo known worldwide - were reconstructed under the guidance of Vilma Bogsch between 2003 and 2007 and the old buildings can now be seen in their antique splendour. In the meantime the animal habitats have been modernized, enlarged and made to look more natural and aesthetic. The reconstruction affected every nook and cranny of the zoo. Professional success followed suit, the first rhinoceros ever to be born with artificial insemination was born in Budapest Zoo in 2007.
The Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2016. Our zoo experts have been working hard on making this wonderland an even more magnificent place. The zoo has recently been granted a new territory for the first time in its history which is of special importance: as much as one third of its area had gradually been taken away in the last couple of decades. Now it is time for expansion. If all goes well, most of the developments planned in the new area can be realized by its 150th birthday.
Hun:
A Fővárosi Állat- és Növénykert nemcsak Magyarország legelsőként megnyitott állatkertje, hanem világviszonylatban is a legrégebbi, legpatinásabb állatkertek egyike. Kapuit először 1866. augusztus 9-én nyitotta meg a látogatók előtt, így idén augusztusban már az intézmény 155. születésnapját ünnepeljük. A tulajdonképpeni szülinap mellett azonban az egész 2021-es esztendőre jubileumi emlékévet hirdetünk. Az emlékév részeként számos programot is tervezünk, bízva abban, hogy a koronavírus világjárvány, illetve az azzal kapcsolatos intézkedések miatt 2020. november 11 óta átmenetileg zárva tartó kertet minél hamarabb lehetőségünk lesz újra megnyitni a nagyközönség előtt. Honlapunknak ezt a részét is a jubileumi emlékévnek szenteljük, a programok mellett bemutatva Állatkertünk múltját, történetét és gazdag örökségét.
Eng:
The Museum of Fine Arts is a national museum founded and maintained by the state in Budapest, as part of the Heroes' Square monument complex, it belongs to the World Heritage Sites of Budapest. It was built between 1900 and 1906 in the Neo-Renaissance and Neoclassical style according to the plans of Albert Schickedanz and Ferenc Herzog Fülöp.
The collection of the museum is universal art. His collections give a glimpse into every era of European fine art, through works by famous artists such as Raffaello, Leonardo, Dürer, Rembrandt, Goya or Monet. The number of his works of art far exceeds one hundred thousand. He previously donated his Hungarian art material to the Hungarian National Gallery, but his exhibition now includes works by many Hungarian artists.
Due to renovation work, the museum was not open until October 30, 2018. [1] On March 15, 2018, 70 years after the great national holiday, the Romanian hall of the museum was reopened to the public, which was open to the public free of charge until Monday, April 2.
Hun:
A Szépművészeti Múzeum állami alapítású és fenntartású országos múzeum Budapesten, a Hősök tere műemlékegyüttesének részeként Budapest világörökségi helyszíneihez tartozik. 1900 és 1906 között, Schickedanz Albert és Herzog Fülöp Ferenc tervei alapján neoreneszánsz és neoklasszicista stílusban épült.
A múzeum gyűjtőköre az egyetemes művészet. Gyűjteményei az európai képzőművészet minden korszakába bepillantást engednek, olyan híres művészek alkotásain keresztül, mint Raffaello, Leonardo, Dürer, Rembrandt, Goya vagy Monet. Műtárgyainak száma jóval meghaladja a százezret. Korábban a magyar művészeti anyagát átadta a Magyar Nemzeti Galériának, de kiállításán ma már számos magyar művész alkotása is látható.
A múzeum a felújítási munkálatok miatt 2018. október 30-ig nem volt látogatható.[1] 2018. március 15-én a nagy nemzeti ünnepre tekintettel 70 év elteltével ismételten megnyitották a közönség előtt a múzeum Román csarnokát, amelyet április 2-ig, húsvét hétfőig ingyen látogathattak az érdeklődők.
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Museum of Fine Arts
41 Dózsa György útEng:
The Museum of Fine Arts is a national museum founded and maintained by the state in Budapest, as part of the Heroes' Square monument complex, it belongs to the World Heritage Sites of Budapest. It was built between 1900 and 1906 in the Neo-Renaissance and Neoclassical style according to the plans of Albert Schickedanz and Ferenc Herzog Fülöp.
The collection of the museum is universal art. His collections give a glimpse into every era of European fine art, through works by famous artists such as Raffaello, Leonardo, Dürer, Rembrandt, Goya or Monet. The number of his works of art far exceeds one hundred thousand. He previously donated his Hungarian art material to the Hungarian National Gallery, but his exhibition now includes works by many Hungarian artists.
Due to renovation work, the museum was not open until October 30, 2018. [1] On March 15, 2018, 70 years after the great national holiday, the Romanian hall of the museum was reopened to the public, which was open to the public free of charge until Monday, April 2.
Hun:
A Szépművészeti Múzeum állami alapítású és fenntartású országos múzeum Budapesten, a Hősök tere műemlékegyüttesének részeként Budapest világörökségi helyszíneihez tartozik. 1900 és 1906 között, Schickedanz Albert és Herzog Fülöp Ferenc tervei alapján neoreneszánsz és neoklasszicista stílusban épült.
A múzeum gyűjtőköre az egyetemes művészet. Gyűjteményei az európai képzőművészet minden korszakába bepillantást engednek, olyan híres művészek alkotásain keresztül, mint Raffaello, Leonardo, Dürer, Rembrandt, Goya vagy Monet. Műtárgyainak száma jóval meghaladja a százezret. Korábban a magyar művészeti anyagát átadta a Magyar Nemzeti Galériának, de kiállításán ma már számos magyar művész alkotása is látható.
A múzeum a felújítási munkálatok miatt 2018. október 30-ig nem volt látogatható.[1] 2018. március 15-én a nagy nemzeti ünnepre tekintettel 70 év elteltével ismételten megnyitották a közönség előtt a múzeum Román csarnokát, amelyet április 2-ig, húsvét hétfőig ingyen látogathattak az érdeklődők.
Museum and Library of Hungarian Agriculture is a good program for younger and older also.
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Mezőgazdasági Múzeum
Vajdahunyad sétányMuseum and Library of Hungarian Agriculture is a good program for younger and older also.
Millennium Haza
1 Olof Palme sétányGreat program for the whole family.
One of the most beautiful parliaments of the world.
1905 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Edificio del Parlamento húngaro
1-3 Kossuth Lajos térOne of the most beautiful parliaments of the world.
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Fishermen's Bastion
Szentháromság térFishermen's Bastion
It is the largest synagouge in Europe. It seats 3,000 people and is a centre of Neolog Judaism. It was built between 1854 and 1859 in the Moorish Revival style.
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Dohány Street Synagogue
2 Dohány u.It is the largest synagouge in Europe. It seats 3,000 people and is a centre of Neolog Judaism. It was built between 1854 and 1859 in the Moorish Revival style.
Vajdahunyad Castle (Hungarian: Vajdahunyad vára) is a castle in the City Park of Budapest, Hungary. It is a copy of Hunyad Castle, known as Corvin Castle (Romanian: Castelul Corvinilor), in Hunedoara, Romania. It was built in 1896[1] as part of the Millennial Exhibition which celebrated the 1,000 years of Hungary since the Hungarian Conquest of the Carpathian Basin in 895. The castle was designed by Ignác Alpár to feature copies of several landmark buildings from different parts of the Kingdom of Hungary, especially the Hunyad Castle in Transylvania (now in Romania). As the castle contains parts of buildings from various time periods, it displays different architectural styles: Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque. Originally, it was made from cardboard and wood, but it became so popular that it was rebuilt from stone and brick between 1904 and 1908. Today, it houses the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture, the biggest agricultural museum in Europe.[2]
The statue of the chronicler Anonymus (by Miklós Ligeti) is also displayed in the castle court. Anonymus lived in the 12th century (his true identity is unknown, but he was a notary of Béla III of Hungary), who wrote the chronicle Gesta Hungarorum (Deeds of the Hungarians).
The external wall of the castle contains a bust of Béla Lugosi, a Hungarian-American actor famous for portraying Count Dracula in the original 1931 film.
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Castell de Vajdahunyad
Vajdahunyad sétányVajdahunyad Castle (Hungarian: Vajdahunyad vára) is a castle in the City Park of Budapest, Hungary. It is a copy of Hunyad Castle, known as Corvin Castle (Romanian: Castelul Corvinilor), in Hunedoara, Romania. It was built in 1896[1] as part of the Millennial Exhibition which celebrated the 1,000 years of Hungary since the Hungarian Conquest of the Carpathian Basin in 895. The castle was designed by Ignác Alpár to feature copies of several landmark buildings from different parts of the Kingdom of Hungary, especially the Hunyad Castle in Transylvania (now in Romania). As the castle contains parts of buildings from various time periods, it displays different architectural styles: Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque. Originally, it was made from cardboard and wood, but it became so popular that it was rebuilt from stone and brick between 1904 and 1908. Today, it houses the Museum of Hungarian Agriculture, the biggest agricultural museum in Europe.[2]
The statue of the chronicler Anonymus (by Miklós Ligeti) is also displayed in the castle court. Anonymus lived in the 12th century (his true identity is unknown, but he was a notary of Béla III of Hungary), who wrote the chronicle Gesta Hungarorum (Deeds of the Hungarians).
The external wall of the castle contains a bust of Béla Lugosi, a Hungarian-American actor famous for portraying Count Dracula in the original 1931 film.
Budapest Eye - A Ferris Wheel on Erzsebet Square
Address: 1051 Budapest, Erzsébet tér.
Opening hours: all year round.
Monday - Tuesday 10am - 11pm,
Wednesday - Thursday 10:00 - 24:00,
Friday - Saturday 10:00 - 01:00,
Sunday 10am - 10pm,
Ticket prices for on-the-spot ticket purchase:
Adult ticket 3 000 HUF / 10 EUR (12 to 65 years)
Children ticket 1,500 HUF / 5 EUR (under 12 years)
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Budapest Eye
1051 Erzsébet térBudapest Eye - A Ferris Wheel on Erzsebet Square
Address: 1051 Budapest, Erzsébet tér.
Opening hours: all year round.
Monday - Tuesday 10am - 11pm,
Wednesday - Thursday 10:00 - 24:00,
Friday - Saturday 10:00 - 01:00,
Sunday 10am - 10pm,
Ticket prices for on-the-spot ticket purchase:
Adult ticket 3 000 HUF / 10 EUR (12 to 65 years)
Children ticket 1,500 HUF / 5 EUR (under 12 years)
A huge Cathedral on a beautiful square with restaurants, bars and coffees. It is truly an outstanding architectural masterpiece.
1262 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Basílica de San Esteban (Szent Istvan Bazilika)
1 Szent István térA huge Cathedral on a beautiful square with restaurants, bars and coffees. It is truly an outstanding architectural masterpiece.
The Central Market Hall is the largest and oldest indoor market in Budapest, Hungary. It is located at the end of the famous pedistrian shopping street Váci utca just right next to the Liberty Bridge.
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Mercado Central de Budapest
1-3 Vámház krt.The Central Market Hall is the largest and oldest indoor market in Budapest, Hungary. It is located at the end of the famous pedistrian shopping street Váci utca just right next to the Liberty Bridge.
The National Museum hosts world famous artists and exhibitions with nice garden around.
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Hungarian National Museum
14-16 Múzeum krt.The National Museum hosts world famous artists and exhibitions with nice garden around.
Museum of our history in the past 100 years. Go and see how was the life in Hungary under the communist/nazi regime!
875 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Museo Casa del Terror
60 Andrássy útMuseum of our history in the past 100 years. Go and see how was the life in Hungary under the communist/nazi regime!
Jardín del Castillo Bazaar
2-6 Ybl Miklós térVery nice garden, good Coffe
Hungarian National Gallery
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Galería Nacional Húngara (Magyar Nemzeti Galeria)
2 Szent György térHungarian National Gallery
Fountain on Margaret Island with light effects and music
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Fuente Musical de la Isla Margarita
Fountain on Margaret Island with light effects and music
Palacio Real de Godollo
5852 Grassalkovich-kastélyCastle Gödöllő
Arboretum of Gödöllő
164 Isaszegi útArboretum of Gödöllő
Plaza de los Héroes
Hősök tereHeroes'Square
János-hegy, Libegő
Jánoshegyi útJanos Mountain chairlift
Jardín de la Filosofía
Garden
Cueva de la colina Gellert
1 Szent Gellért rakpartCave Church
Szentendre Museum
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Museo de la aldea de Skanzen en Szentendre
75 Sztaravodai útSzentendre Museum
Cave of Paul Valley
162 Szépvölgyi útPalvolgyi Cave
Dental
Eng:
Kreativ Dental has offered unrivalled world class dental treatment in Budapest since the establishment of our first clinic in 1996. Hungary is known as the "Capital of Dental Tourism" not just because we offer affordable dental services compared to Western European dental clinics but also because the standard of dental care provided by us meets or exceeds the standards found anywhere else in the world.
Our clinic is the most advanced purpose-built Dental Clinic in Europe. To take a 3D tour, click here.
We specialise in Dental Implants, Artificial Bone Replacement, Sinus Lifting, Periodontal Surgery, Dental CAT Scans, and Porcelain Crown and Bridgework.
Cosmetic dentistry is another area of speciality for us. Our porcelain crowns are manufactured in our world-class laboratory. The laboratory is on-site and is equipped with the latest German and Japanese technology. But most importantly, 6 of our dental technicians are master craftsmen.
Hun:
A Kreatív fogklinika páratlan, világszínvonalú szolgáltatást biztosít páciensei számára már több mint 10 éve. Európa élvonalába tartozik mind felszereltsége mind pedig az itt dolgozók szaktudása, tapasztalata alapján.
Az új klinikánk 2007-ben került átadásra (Budapesten, Zuglóban) és Európa egyik legnépszerűbb fogászati úticéljává vált.
Fogszakorvos és szájsebész specialistáinknak hála a következő szakterületekkel foglalkozunk: implantológia (műgyökér beültetés), csontpótlás, arcüreg emelés, parodontális műtétek, gyökérkezelés mikroszkóppal, lézeres kezelés stb. Picasso Pro digitális volumen tomográf készülékünkkel kiváló minőségű digitális volumen tomográf felvételeket készítünk (3 dimenziós koponya „CT felvétel"), de röntgen-felvételeket (digtális, panoráma) is állítunk elő itt helyben, mégpedig digitális formában (CD-re írható, email-ben elküldhető)
A fogtechnikai laboratóriumban dolgozó fogtechnikus mestereinknek köszönhetően (az épületen belül működik a labor) világszínvonalú fogpótlások készülnek. Koronák, hidak, kerámia leplezések és fémmentes kerámia pótlások (alumínium-oxid és cirkónium-dioxid vázak és kerámia leplezések), lemezes fogpótlások (fogsor), ill. inlay (betét), onlay, valamint kerámia héj elsősorban.
Rendelőinket teljes mértékben, a legmodernebb csúcstechnikával szereltük fel, -és folyamatos karbanatartás valamint fejlesztés mellett-, a legjobbat kínáljuk pácienseinknek, ami a piacon fellelhető. Az egyfelszínű töméstől a digitális módszerrel tervezett implantációig gyakorlatilag mindenféle fogászati kezelést képesek vagyunk elvégezni.
Kreativ Dental Clinic
100 Vezér u.Eng:
Kreativ Dental has offered unrivalled world class dental treatment in Budapest since the establishment of our first clinic in 1996. Hungary is known as the "Capital of Dental Tourism" not just because we offer affordable dental services compared to Western European dental clinics but also because the standard of dental care provided by us meets or exceeds the standards found anywhere else in the world.
Our clinic is the most advanced purpose-built Dental Clinic in Europe. To take a 3D tour, click here.
We specialise in Dental Implants, Artificial Bone Replacement, Sinus Lifting, Periodontal Surgery, Dental CAT Scans, and Porcelain Crown and Bridgework.
Cosmetic dentistry is another area of speciality for us. Our porcelain crowns are manufactured in our world-class laboratory. The laboratory is on-site and is equipped with the latest German and Japanese technology. But most importantly, 6 of our dental technicians are master craftsmen.
Hun:
A Kreatív fogklinika páratlan, világszínvonalú szolgáltatást biztosít páciensei számára már több mint 10 éve. Európa élvonalába tartozik mind felszereltsége mind pedig az itt dolgozók szaktudása, tapasztalata alapján.
Az új klinikánk 2007-ben került átadásra (Budapesten, Zuglóban) és Európa egyik legnépszerűbb fogászati úticéljává vált.
Fogszakorvos és szájsebész specialistáinknak hála a következő szakterületekkel foglalkozunk: implantológia (műgyökér beültetés), csontpótlás, arcüreg emelés, parodontális műtétek, gyökérkezelés mikroszkóppal, lézeres kezelés stb. Picasso Pro digitális volumen tomográf készülékünkkel kiváló minőségű digitális volumen tomográf felvételeket készítünk (3 dimenziós koponya „CT felvétel"), de röntgen-felvételeket (digtális, panoráma) is állítunk elő itt helyben, mégpedig digitális formában (CD-re írható, email-ben elküldhető)
A fogtechnikai laboratóriumban dolgozó fogtechnikus mestereinknek köszönhetően (az épületen belül működik a labor) világszínvonalú fogpótlások készülnek. Koronák, hidak, kerámia leplezések és fémmentes kerámia pótlások (alumínium-oxid és cirkónium-dioxid vázak és kerámia leplezések), lemezes fogpótlások (fogsor), ill. inlay (betét), onlay, valamint kerámia héj elsősorban.
Rendelőinket teljes mértékben, a legmodernebb csúcstechnikával szereltük fel, -és folyamatos karbanatartás valamint fejlesztés mellett-, a legjobbat kínáljuk pácienseinknek, ami a piacon fellelhető. Az egyfelszínű töméstől a digitális módszerrel tervezett implantációig gyakorlatilag mindenféle fogászati kezelést képesek vagyunk elvégezni.
Strand
English:
Standing next to the former bridge of the Rákos stream near the site of the famous Paskál mill (XIV. District, 60 m from Szentmihályi út) They received thermal water at a temperature of 70 ° C. It was the Paskál spring, whose thermal water has roughly the same temperature and composition as the water from the boreholes in the city park, and the thermal water beach bath on Egressy Road was built in the late 1980s to use it. The composition of the thermal water is calcium-magnesium bicarbonate chloride thermal water, which also contains sodium, which also has a significant fluoride ion content. There are currently eight swimming pools, six of which are open in winter.
Hungarian:
A Rákos-patak egykori hídja mellett állott híres Paskál-malom helye közelében (XIV. ker., Szentmihályi úttól 60 m) 1965-ben készült 1735 m mély fúrásból az 1396–1402 m-es mélységközben levő perforáción át felszökő 1000 liter/perc hozamú 70 °C hőmérsékletű hévizet kaptak. Ez volt a Paskál-malmi-forrás, amelynek hévize nagyjából megegyező hőmérsékletű és összetételű a városligeti fúrásokból származó vízzel, és ennek felhasználására az 1980-as évek végén épült a termálvizű strandfürdője az Egressy úton. A termálvíz összetétele nátriumot is tartalmazó kalcium-magnézium-hidrogén-karbonátos kloridos hévíz, melynek fluorid-ion-tartalma is jelentős. Jenlenleg nyolc medence található, melyből hat télen is üzemel.
11 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Paskál Spa and Swimming Pool
178/F Egressy útEnglish:
Standing next to the former bridge of the Rákos stream near the site of the famous Paskál mill (XIV. District, 60 m from Szentmihályi út) They received thermal water at a temperature of 70 ° C. It was the Paskál spring, whose thermal water has roughly the same temperature and composition as the water from the boreholes in the city park, and the thermal water beach bath on Egressy Road was built in the late 1980s to use it. The composition of the thermal water is calcium-magnesium bicarbonate chloride thermal water, which also contains sodium, which also has a significant fluoride ion content. There are currently eight swimming pools, six of which are open in winter.
Hungarian:
A Rákos-patak egykori hídja mellett állott híres Paskál-malom helye közelében (XIV. ker., Szentmihályi úttól 60 m) 1965-ben készült 1735 m mély fúrásból az 1396–1402 m-es mélységközben levő perforáción át felszökő 1000 liter/perc hozamú 70 °C hőmérsékletű hévizet kaptak. Ez volt a Paskál-malmi-forrás, amelynek hévize nagyjából megegyező hőmérsékletű és összetételű a városligeti fúrásokból származó vízzel, és ennek felhasználására az 1980-as évek végén épült a termálvizű strandfürdője az Egressy úton. A termálvíz összetétele nátriumot is tartalmazó kalcium-magnézium-hidrogén-karbonátos kloridos hévíz, melynek fluorid-ion-tartalma is jelentős. Jenlenleg nyolc medence található, melyből hat télen is üzemel.
Balneario Termal Gellért
4 Kelenhegyi útSzéchenyi Thermal Bath
9-11 Állatkerti krt.Palatinus Strand Baths
1 Soó Rezső stny.Aquaworld Resort Budapest
16 Íves útGasztronómia
Capri Pizzeria, Zugló
5 Bosnyák térEng:
Delicious italian food
Hun:
finom olasz ételek
Kemenes cukrászat
113 Egressy útGreat cake-shop.
Repeta Tanya
131 Vezér utcaHouse food, cafeteria
Carpathian Street Food
30 Vezér utcaVery good Hamburgers
Rizmajer Sörház
14 József krt.Famous hungarian beers.
Daubner confectionary
50 Szépvölgyi útNumber One
Ruszwurm Confectionery
7 Szentháromság utcaTraditional cake shop
Eng:
Ruin pub with delicious food and Hungarian beer specialties.
Hun:
Romkocsma finom ételekkel és magyar sörspecialitásokkal.
6 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Zöld Küllő
Paál László útEng:
Ruin pub with delicious food and Hungarian beer specialties.
Hun:
Romkocsma finom ételekkel és magyar sörspecialitásokkal.
Shopping
Centro comercial ÁRKÁD Budapest
25/A Örs vezér tereBest for shopping
Arena Mall
9 Kerepesi útAlso best for shopping and cinema.
SPAR szupermarket Budapest
178/c Egressy útClosest Supermarket
Bosnyák téri piac
29 Bosnyák térMarketplace
Health, Pharmacy
Pascal Patika Kft.
150 Vezér utcaPharmacy
Freetime, Recreation
Wintertime iceskate, Summertime boating
176 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Pista de hielo y paseo en bote en City Park
5 Olof Palme stny.Wintertime iceskate, Summertime boating
Museo del Pinball
18 Radnóti Miklós u.If you like flippers...
Tájfun Billiard Saloon and Restaurant
65 Szugló utcaBilliard and Snooker and good food
Sugár Bowling & Pub
24 Örs vezér tereBowling and Pub
Museo Ferroviario Húngaro
95 Tatai u.Train Museum
Hármashatárhegyi airport
Fun and adventure
Hungaroring
10 Hungaroring utcaMotorsport Race Track