How to get to Dunapark Café
— Budapest’s iconic Art Deco café on Pozsonyi út —
Pozsonyi Road • Újlipótváros • St Stephen’s Park • The banks of the Danube • Margaret Island
Where is the Dunapark Café in Budapest?
On the corner of Pozsonyi Road and St Stephen’s Park
We welcome our guests to the Dunapark Café, situated next to Pozsonyi út and Szent István Park, at one of Újlipótváros’s best-known meeting places in Budapest’s 13th district. The café is easily accessible on foot, by bike, by public transport and by car, and is just a few minutes’ walk from the banks of the Danube and Margaret Island.
The neighbourhood is one of the most vibrant meeting points between classic Budapest café culture and modern city life: shady parks, promenades along the Danube, and modernist buildings constructed between the two world wars, all surrounded by a bustling urban atmosphere throughout the day.
In spring and summer, thanks to the huge glass wall that opens out, the interior and the terrace almost merge with the atmosphere of Pozsonyi út. The Dunapark Café in Újlipótváros welcomes guests with a full range of café and restaurant options from breakfast through to dinner.
How to get there
— HOW CAN YOU FIND US? —
How to get to Dunapark Café by public transport
The Dunapark Café can be reached quickly by public transport from several parts of Budapest.
Trams
- Tram No. 2
- Tram No. 4/6
Further links
- M3 metro (Nyugati railway station) with a short change
- Trolleybus and bus services from various locations in District XIII
How to get to Dunapark Café by car
The Dunapark Café is easily accessible by car, whilst traffic in the area is generally lighter than in Budapest’s inner city centre, and parking is also easier.
There are several on-street parking spaces in the area around Pozsonyi út and the surrounding streets, making the restaurant one of the most easily accessible meeting places in Újlipótváros, even for those arriving by car.
How to get to Dunapark Café by bike
The Dunapark Café is easily accessible by bike, thanks to the cycle path along the banks of the Danube and its proximity to Margaret Island. The flat streets and cycle-friendly routes in the area ensure a comfortable journey from various parts of the city.
Many people choose Dunapark as a place to enjoy a morning coffee, brunch or an afternoon break, even whilst out cycling. Guests arriving by bike can park their bikes in the café’s bike rack.
How to get to Dunapark Café on foot
The Dunapark Café is easily accessible on foot from St Stephen’s Park, the banks of the Danube and Jászai Mari Square.
What else is worth knowing before you arrive?
— SOME USEFUL INFORMATION FOR YOUR ARRIVAL —
The Dunapark Café is particularly popular at weekend breakfast and brunch times, so it’s worth booking a table in advance during the busiest hours.
For those arriving with a pushchair
For guests arriving with pushchairs, the area is easy to get around, and its proximity to St Stephen’s Park makes it an ideal venue for family gatherings.
With a dog on the terrace
We are also happy to welcome guests arriving at the Dunapark terrace with their dogs. The area is a popular meeting place for many walkers and dog owners, so on warmer days we provide fresh water for dogs on the terrace.
Frequently Asked Questions –
How to get to the Dunapark Café
How to get to Dunapark Café
Where is the Dunapark Café?
The Dunapark Café is situated in Budapest’s 13th district, at 38 Pozsonyi út, right next to St Stephen’s Park.
Is there anywhere to park nearby?
Yes, on-street parking is available in the area around Pozsonyi út and the surrounding streets.
What public transport options are available to get to the café?
Dunapark is easily accessible by trams 2 and 4–6, as well as by several bus and trolleybus services.
Is it easy to get there on foot from St Stephen’s Park?
Yes, the café is right next to the park, so it’s easy to get there on foot.
Do I need to book a table before I arrive?
It may be worth booking in advance at weekend brunch times and during busier periods.
Is it easy to get there by bike?
Yes, thanks to the cycle path along the Danube and the cycle-friendly routes in the surrounding area, it is easily accessible by bike.