Gozsdu Courtyard
Neighbourhood · Jewish Quarter, Budapest

Gozsdu Courtyard

Photo: torobala · CC BY-SA 2.5 hu · Wikimedia Commons

Gozsdu Courtyard was built in 1901 as residential passages between Király and Dob streets. It now functions as a pedestrian area with multiple levels of bars, cafes and shops. Look for the original arched brickwork and the passages that link the blocks.

On day 3 of Budapest in 5 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Free entry
Time needed
1 to 2 hours
Best time
Evenings when bars are open
Getting there
Walk from Deak Ferenc ter metro station

Itineraries with Gozsdu Courtyard

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City Park and the baths

How Gozsdu Courtyard fits into a day.
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Gozsdu Courtyard questions

Is Gozsdu Courtyard free to visit?

Yes. Entry to the courtyards is free at all times.

What time do the bars in Gozsdu Courtyard open?

Most bars open in the late afternoon and stay open until late at night.

Is Gozsdu Courtyard in the Jewish Quarter?

Yes. It lies inside the historic Jewish Quarter of Budapest.

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