Bauhaus in Buda
Explore the difficult birth and triumph of the revolutionary Bauhaus style in the controversial interwar era of Hungary, shaped by progressive ideas and backward-looking attitudes at the same time.
Bauhaus architects believed that buildings can change the world. Following the steps of Marcell Breuer, Hugo Gropius and other world famous architects, we explore the life and work of those who left their mark on the picturesque streets of Buda. On our tour, we explore the Napraforgó Street Experimental Housing Estate, the famous Tyroler House and the former residence of the Prime Minister of the 1956 Hungarian revolution.
Main sights:
Pasarét villa quarter
The Franciscan Church of St. Anthony of Padua
Pasaréti Square
Napraforgó Street Experimental Housing Estate
If you are interested in a private tour, please drop a line to info@hosszulepes.org. We look forward to meeting you!
Architecture | Tour in a building | 
History | 
Budapest |