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Andrassy Avenue was completed in 1885 as a way of connecting the city center with the city park. The avenue is surrounded by neo-Renaissance houses and palaces that were constructed by renowned artists and were the homes of Hungary's elite. Because public transport was limited to conserve the site's beauty and character, Andrássy Avenue also became home to the first subway line in continental Europe, the Millennium Underground.
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Andrassy Avenue
Buda Castle
Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden
Castle of Diosgyor
Castle of Egri
Chain Bridge
Danube Promenade
Dohany Street Synagogue
Esztergomi Bazilika
Festetics Palace
Fisherman's Bastion
Great Market Hall
Hortobagy National Park
Hungarian National Gallery
Hungarian National Museum
Hungarian Parliament Building
Hungarian State Opera House
Liberty Bridge
Margaret Island
Memento Park
Nyireghyaza Zoo
Pannonhalma Archabbey
St. Stephen's Basilica
Szechenyi Thermal Bath
Vajdahunyad Castle
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