Leó Weiner, *1885 in this street

Leó Weiner house; memorial tablet somewhat hidden in portico.

#H Bartók 1907-11

Gustav Mahler lived here as conductor of the Opera, 1888-91.

Operetta theatre with bust of Imre Kálmán. Opposite (22-24): Arizona musical theatre.

Opera (1884) - statues of Erkel, Liszt a.o. (front), bust Mahler (inside). museum of opera history, guided tours through the building

Music Academy, built in 1907. Fine concert hall. This is an impressive art nouveau building - statue of Liszt (front), memorial tablets of Chopin (hall) and of Bartók (in his study).

memorial tablet Dohnányi, who worked in the Academy (on left side of Academy building)

The former Music Academy from the era 1879–1907, now annex of the present day Academy; library. On the second floor Ferenc Erkel lived. On the first floor Liszt had a private apartment, where from 1880 on he spent three months yearly, teaching. Today there is an extensive Liszt museum (see here) Memorial tablets for Liszt and Kodályl.

Museum in Liszt’s apartment in the Academy, where from 1880 until 1886 he spent three months yearly, teaching. Remarkable writing desk with built-in piano by Bösendorfer and other instruments, furniture and memorabilia.

Kodály's house from 1924 until his death in 1967 - now Kodály museum with original furnishing. Kodály Archives.

Museum with some remarkable musical instruments, like the harp of Marie Antoinette, the baryton of Nic. Esterhazy, Mozart's travel clavichord by Stainer, and others.

House of he musician families of Hubay and Doppler. Jenő Hubay was born here in 1855. It was a meeting place of many musicians, like Liszt, Wagner, Meyerbeer, Goldmark, Rubinstein, Moscheles, and Erkel; plaque in entrance portico.

Budapest's second Opera Theatre (1911).

graves of Bihari, Erkel, Hubay, Mosonyi, Volkmann, Weiner.

Statues of the “foreigners” Tchaikovsky, Berlioz, Chopin in remote park.

Bartók house 1912-20 with bust. This is now a cultural centre of the town quarter.

monument Bartók, living in this area on several addresses (cf.>93)

There is a detailed map of Zürich.

Liszt played the organ in this church