Nyugati pályaudvar Királyi váróterem

The first time I was there. I liked the inside, I imagined what it was like when the chiefs were waiting here.

Reconstruction and construction renovation is currently underway in the area

The first railway station that originally stood on the site of today's building was called the Pest Indoor House. From 1846, the railway between Pest and Vác, the first railway line in Hungary, started from here. The Hungarian Central Railway bought the land on the outskirts of the city at that time. Over time, the house was less and less able to handle the growing freight and passenger traffic of the growing railway network. In the meantime, the planning plans for the Grand Boulevard were completed, which was blocked by the railway station. The owner, the Austrian State Railway Company (later called the Austro-Hungarian State Railway Company), decided to demolish the house and build a new one. The train reception hall of today's railway station was built around the hall of the Pest detached house, and then the old hall was demolished. All this was also captured by the photographs of György Klösz. The new hall was a little further north than the old one, which was crossed by the Grand Boulevard. The office building, added to the south end of the old hall, was moved to the other side of the boulevard, opposite the new hall, until 1978. The MÁV Store Management operated in it. [2]