A pleasant place for walks that beckons with its beautiful architecture, spreading trees, benches along the alley, fountains, and stunning views of Buda. Just don't confuse it with Buddha, the Indian deity. In Budapest, this is one of the parts of the city, and unlike Pest, it is hilly.
Setani Boulevard is also called “Árpád Tóth Promenade,” named after the Hungarian poet and translator. If you feel like showing off your intellect, know that he is the author of the collections “Morning Serenade,” “From Heart to Heart,” and “On the Lazy Galley.”
On Setani Boulevard is the Military History Museum, which houses a rich collection of weapons, awards, banners, and military uniforms from different years. Dear ladies, be prepared to lose your men here for a while, because in this museum they instantly turn into boys who never got enough of playing “war.” Grenades, machine guns, rifles, pistols… where else can you see so many weapons all at once? Even at the entrance to the museum, visitors are greeted by howitzers, mortars, and antique cannons.
