Liget Budapest – Museum of Fine Arts’ underground car park inaugurated – Photos
The underground car park for the area around the Museum of Fine Arts and the promenade above it were inaugurated on Sunday as part of the Liget Budapest investment.
Gergely Gulyás, the Prime Minister’s chief of staff, said the former parade ground was a place of historical significance, and the square would come into its own with traffic now diverted underground.
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- Photo: MTI/Balogh Zoltán
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- Photo: MTI/Balogh Zoltán
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- Photo: MTI/Balogh Zoltán
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- Photo: MTI/Balogh Zoltán
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- Photo: MTI/Balogh Zoltán
He noted that more than 1,000 cars pass by the museum each day. The new car park housing 800 bays has points for charging electric vehicles and bicycle storage.
In the meantime, 12,000sqm of green space has been created, he added.
László Baán, the ministerial commissioner in charge of the Liget project, noted the car park will be open to the public from Monday, and it will be free of charge from 7pm to 7am during the coronavirus epidemic. Later on, local residents will receive a discount, he added.
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Source: MTI
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4 Comments
It’s a car park. It looks just like any other car park, nothing special.
^ And how does that area look compared to before?
now that there is a car park, i assume all the streets in the vicinity will be cleared for street parking and given back to pedestrians and cyclists? if not, what is the point of another car park that just adds to the already too much car traffic, and more pollution right inside a park…
The underground parking is great addition. The surface entrances look like something you would find at a shopping mall or office complex.
Historic Light fixtures could tie the whole park together with old and new structures. Bring back the lantern light strung across the skating rink- the can still be LED and why have stadium lighting in one of the most beautiful areas of the park.