Budapest's District V is the busiest in the city. At this point there is the shopping street Váci utca and Vörösmarty tér Square, known for the statue of Mihály Vörösmarty. It is a good area to stay and from here you have easy access to public transport to travel to anywhere else.

At this location are the Opera House and Andrássy út Avenue, a grand boulevard that connects Erzsebet ter with the Heroes' Square. In addition to the St. Stephen's Basilica, with it's dome more than 90 meters, and the Bridge Széchenvi or Chain Bridge, the most popular of the five that cross the Danube. Staying at any of the excellent hotels in this area will be too close to the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Parliament in Budapest. From the Parliament are obtained views of the city and it's dome is visible from any point in Budapest.

During the stay cannot fail to visit Roman's ruins of Aquincum Museum also located in this area. Budapest, also known as "Danube's queen" is famous for its 118 bridges and hot springs. Therefore it is considered the capital of the world of medicinal waters. The baths are known in the Gellért Baths. Since this district has good transport links and public transport to move there and to any other location.