This is one of the main business districts in the Pace part of Budapest. Many pedestrian streets are scattered from here, and the subway hub is underneath. So it's very popular, including the largest souvenir shop and even the Bank of China, but it's still big. The greening of the square is basically invisible.

Take the subway M1 Line and get off at Vorosmarty , and the square is out of the station. There is a Flosmat statue in the middle. The mall is walking to the riverside to the chain bridge and the Danube. It is connected to Watts Street, which is a must-visit place for tourists.

Flosmarty Square, not far from St. Stephen's Church, I walked from there. It is a block for walking, shopping and coffee. The square itself is not big, but he happens to be at the center of the two streets. There are plenty of coffee shops, dessert shops and some interesting little shops on these two streets. If you have more time, you can relax here and spend an hour or two enjoying the street view of Budapest and the crowds of the past.

Flosmaty Square is on Watts Street. It is very easy to find. When I went, there happened to be a local Hungarian singer performing. I stood and listened for two hours. It was really great. Although I didn’t understand Hungarian, the music was really borderless. Great experience with tourists from other countries around me moving with the rhythm

This square is not very big, but it is very warm, many branches are made of lights, people feel a trace of warmth, especially at night, these lights are warm yellow light, so that wanderers have a trace of comfort.