Budapest
A capital on a human scale: culture, good services and direct connections to the rest of Europe, without Western European capital prices.
Why Budapest?
For buyers who want city living without giving up space or accessibility.
UNESCO
The Danube panorama and Andrássy Avenue are on the World Heritage list.
M1
The oldest electrified underground line on the European mainland, opened in 1896.
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Districts, each with its own character and price level.
Urban life
Theatres, bathhouses, markets and restaurants within walking distance, in a city compact enough to explore on foot.
International connections
Ferenc Liszt International Airport connects Budapest directly with the Netherlands and the rest of Europe.
Public transport
Metro, tram and bus cover the whole city. Line M1 is the oldest electrified underground on the European mainland.
Healthcare and services
Both public and private care, with English-speaking practices used to international patients.
International community
An established international community, international schools and English-speaking services.
Variety of property
From period apartments in the centre to villas with gardens in the Buda hills.
Budapest works well for buyers who want the city, but also want to be standing in nature within an hour.
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