Sections
Andrássy út consists of four main parts, from inside to outside as follows:
- From Erzsébet tér to Oktogon: an urban-like part mostly for commercial purposes.
- From Oktogon to Kodály körönd: widened with an allée, including residential areas and universities.
- From Kodály körönd to Bajza utca: it is even more widened, and residential palaces are fronted by small gardens.
- From Bajza utca to Városliget: the same width; villas encompassed by gardens, including a couple of embassies.
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