Apartment Museum Boulevard Budapest is located in one of the most central parts of downtown Budapest’s 5th. District, directly opposite the Hungarian National Museum and surrounded by countless places of interest, cultural activities, stores, restaurants, bars, pubs, clubs etc. The apartment is extremely quiet as it is situated on the 4th Floor on the courtyard side of the building, however once you step outside the buildings’ front door you find yourself in one of the most vibrant parts of the city. The Apartment Museum Boulevard is a large, bright and airy 94m2 area, and comprises 2 bedrooms (1 with en-suite shower room), 1 living room/bedroom, a well-equipped American style kitchen/Diner, bathroom with bathtub/shower and a separate WC. There are sleeping facilities for up to 9 persons comprising: 2 double beds which can be configured as single beds, 2 double sofa beds and a single futon bed. The apartment has been completely redecorated in July 2007 and features the following amenities: * Hi-speed wireless Internet connection: Free of charge to use * Air-conditioning on request (extra charges apply) * TV, DVD and CD/Radio with surround system * Full kitchen * Washing Machine * Dining table and chairs for 9 persons Everything that a visitor to Budapest could wish for is within minutes walk of the apartment, including: supermarkets (one open 7 days a week from 06:00 to 22:00), post office, currency exchange offices, ATMs, numerous fast-food and other restaurants including MacDonald’s, Burger King, Chinese take-away, Mexican and traditional Hungarian restaurants to name but a few. Apart from housing the Hungarian National Museum, Museum Boulevard (Hungarian name - Muzeum körút), is a wide, leafy avenue, full of all types stores and well known for a wide variety of interesting bookstores specializing in old books, maps and historical documents. The Central Synagogue, the largest in Central and Eastern Europe is located within 6-7 minutes walking distance from the apartment at the start of the area that was the Jewish Ghetto during the Second World War. Just a few hundred meters away are the well-known Vaci utca, the main pedestrian shopping street of Budapest and the Central Market Hall. Another couple of minutes walk from either of these will bring you to the banks of the River Danube, with its magnificent views of the Budapest Castle, Citadel and bridges. The metro is just a few short steps from the apa