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Váci Street

Váci Street

Budapest

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Váci Street

Váci Street
Budapest's primary, 1.2-km long pedestrian street is dotted with worldwide-known international brands and tiny souvenir shops, along with elegant restaurants and bars serving high-quality Hungarian and international food.

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  • addressBudapest, Váci utca

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