Szent István park

  Szent István park sits at the edge of the lively 13th district of Budapest, directly across from the iconic Margaret Island. Established in the early 20th century, this urban green space was named after Hungary's first king, Szent István, and features a prominent statue of him that serves as a focal point. The park spans 7.5 hectares and is a welcoming retreat for joggers, picnickers, and families enjoying leisurely walks. In spring and summer, the park comes alive with colorful flower beds and various outdoor events, inviting residents and visitors alike to explore its beautifully landscaped paths. While wandering through, you can enjoy a mix of native tree species, such as horse chestnut and black locust, or simply relax by the park's serene pond.