Strictest rules to be introduced in Budapest party district!

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The leadership of Erzsébetváros (a district in Budapest) accepted a package of solutions to deal with the many problems of the party district in the capital. After midnight, these solutions would result in strick regulations the city never had before.
Népszava reported that the package includes the closing hours to be at midnight except for bars, restaurants and other places that stick to the negotiated regulations. This includes that, for example, after midnight, all the restrooms in these buildings must be available to people from the street, and not just to guests. Everyone, especially tourists, must be well informed about this opportunity.Â
The solutions include stopping public alcohol drinking on the streets of the district. Every restaurant and bar must hire an employee who would not allow guests to drink the bought alcoholic beverages in the open street.Â
Noise is also a severe problem in the district which would be solved by the installation of special instruments to measure the scale of noise in the area every day and night. At the open parts of restaurants, every guest needs to be quiet during the night and this would be checked more strictly in the future. Moreover, restaurants need to install special equipment in the future that would count the number of guests entering.Â







