Vaci Street

Váz Street is located on the east side of the city center of Budapest. It is quite different from pedestrian streets in other cities. Váz Street is neither very long nor very wide. The only similarity is that it is lined with shops and has many tourists. Opposite the southern end of Váz Street is the Budapest Central Market.

Váci Street is in the center of Budapest. There are many luxury brands here, such as LV, Coach, Chanel, Omega, etc. I went to LV, and there were Chinese clerks who could speak Chinese. This street should be the most fashionable in Hungary.

Váci Street is a shopping pedestrian street. It is very interesting to visit here. There are many commercial organizations on the street, which is suitable for you to stroll slowly. There are also some bars on this street that you can visit at night.

We happened to come to this street on Sunday, and there were quite a lot of tourists. The closer you get to the Central Market, the cheaper it will be. There is a stall of an old leather carving craftsman on the roadside, and his shop is behind it. I didn't pay attention to it the first time I passed by, but I took a closer look the second time and found that his leather carvings are so beautiful, with some religious elements and the national emblem of Hungary engraved on them. The master will also find a corner to engrave Budapest and his own name. Such souvenirs are more warm. If you come to Budapest, you can visit this stall and the shop behind it.

This street in Budapest is always busy. In addition to shopping malls, there are restaurants, office buildings and so on. Therefore, this area is not only a place for shopping, but also a place to showcase the city's style.

I think this is the best place to experience the style of Budapest. It is right on the bank of the Danube River, very close to the river, and almost built along the river, so you can see many beautiful scenery on both sides of the river.