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There Was a Workers' Hostel, a Bank Branch and a Furniture Store, but Nothing Could Erase the Memory of the Double Espresso.

One of the most spectacular monuments of the architectural heyday of the 1930s is the Dunapark House in Újlipótváros and the café on its ground floor, whose architecture evokes almost a hundred years of Hungarian history. On the occasion of the reopening, we recall this story, from the period of danger to goulash communism, from the gastronomic revolution to climate change.
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One of the most spectacular monuments of the architectural heyday of the 1930s is the Dunapark House in Újlipótváros and the café on its ground floor, whose architecture evokes almost a hundred years of Hungarian history. On the occasion of the reopening, we recall this story, from the period of danger to goulash communism, from the gastronomic revolution to climate change.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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