Gül Baba Street

Gül Baba Street is a steep cobblestoned lane leading up to the octagonal tomb of 16th-century Turkish holy man Gül Baba

At the base of Budapest’s prestigious Rózsadomb neighborhood, the rustic Gül Baba Street is a steep cobblestoned lane leading up to the octagonal tomb of 16th-century Turkish holy man Gül Baba, who died here in 1541. This charming lane rising up the hill from Buda’s bustling Frankel Leó Road; the…Zjisti více

This street has a very special atmosphere. If you are here, you can visit the famous tomb of Gül Baba.

Secret street. Take a short time/place journey. Looks like an old Istanbul streets.

Cutest little street in Budapest. Dont wear high heels.