Józsefváros is one of Budapest's most densely populated and historically poorer districts, known for its old-fashioned atmosphere and ongoing large-scale development projects. It hosts several libraries, hospitals, universities, museums, and the Keleti Train Station. It is sometimes nicknamed 'Chicago' due to higher crime rates in some areas.
Erzsébetváros is the historic Jewish neighborhood of Pest, once the site of ghettos during WWII. It remains the center of Budapest's Jewish life and has recently undergone gentrification, becoming an up-and-coming district for investment.
Terézváros is defined by Andrássy Avenue, a grand boulevard that is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is known for its cultural life, including the Opera House and Liszt Ferenc Music Academy, and features the city's small theater district around Nagymezo utca.
Kőbánya is an outer district in Pest, primarily residential with industrial areas. It forms part of the outer circle of Budapest and is known for its large green spaces and historical breweries.
