Eiffel Square

  Eiffel Square, or "Eiffel Tér" in Hungarian, is nestled in the picturesque 13th District of Budapest, a short distance from the vibrant Margaret Island. Established in 1929, this charming square is named in honor of the famed engineer Gustave Eiffel, known for designing the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris. The main feature of the square is a neatly landscaped green space, complete with pathways and benches, offering a pleasant spot for relaxation amidst the urban bustle. During the warmer months, particularly in June and July, visitors can enjoy outdoor events and cultural activities hosted in the square. Strolling through, you'll find locals and tourists alike captivated by the simple beauty of the garden and its historical context, making it a perfect place to pause and take in Budapest's lively atmosphere.