Located in the heart of Budapest, CEU occupies several buildings in a vibrant downtown neighborhood just blocks away from the Danube.
1051 Budapest, Nador utca 15., 13., 11., and 9.
Nador utca 15 is the key entrance to the University and is home to the CEU Auditorium, the CEU Library, classrooms, a cafe and a restaurant. The building opened in fall 2016 with the neighboring Nador utca 13 building. The four interconnected buildings house classrooms, academic departments, administrative units, and student study spaces.
Due to the campus redevelopment project, several units have been temporarily rehoused in Oktober 6. utca 7, 12 and Jozsef Attila utca 24. For more information, see www.ceu.edu/campus.
To find your way around CEU, please check the most updated version of the campus map at: www.ceu.edu/map.
To look up locations of CEU offices, see: www.locations.ceu.edu
Central European University
LOCATION : Nador u. 9 - H-1051 Budapest
PHONE : 327-3000
EMAIL : communications_office@ceu.edu
WEBSITE : www.ceu.edu
OM (EDUCATION MINISTRY) IDENTIFICATION NUMBER : FI27861
CEU Residence Center
LOCATION : Kerepesi ut 87 - H-1106 Budapest
PHONE : 327-3150
FAX : 327-3169
EMAIL : resman@ceu.edu, dormreception@ceu.edu
WEBSITE : residencecenter.ceu.edu
To call CEU from a landline within Budapest, dial the seven-digit number only: 327-3000. From a landline in Hungary, outside Budapest, dial (06 1) in front of the number: 06 1 327-3000. To call CEU from a mobile phone, dial (+36 1) in front of the number: +36 1 327-3000. To call CEU from abroad, dial your international access number (usually 00 or +), followed by the country code (36), then the area code (1) and the number: 00 36 1 327-3000.
If you require emergency services or want to report criminal actions on campus please contact the central number of CEU by dialing (+36 1) 327-3000. This number is answered 24 hours a day by either a campus operator or security services officer. During non-business hours notification can be made by phone at (+36 1) 327-3000 extension 3911.
In case of a medical emergency during the evening or weekend hours, please call (+36 30) 175-3148. Note that these calls should only be for urgent or crisis situations. For other concerns, you are encouraged to contact the Medical Center on the following business day.
The official operating hours of the University offices are Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The designated public area in Nador 15 (Ground, First and Second Floors to Library entrance) is open to the public from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., every day except public holidays.
All visitors accessing ‘non-public’ areas of campus must have a Visitor Card. This must be coordinated via the Front Office. Please provide the Front Office with the name and arrival of your guest at least one day in advance. CEU community members are requested to welcome their guests at the reception desk in the lobby of the building in which their guests arrive. Visitors to campus using the public space or attending events in the public spaces are not required to have a CEU ID card. However, any open to public events that will have a reception in a ‘non-public’ area must have a registration list.
For further information about CEU ID cards and eligibility, see CEU ID Card Policy.
Students, faculty and staff or visitors to the campus should be prepared to show their identification cards or their visitors’ passes upon request.
NADOR U. 9 ENTRANCE
Closed due to COVID-19. Accessible through Nador u. 15 entrance.
NADOR U. 11 ENTRANCE
Closed due to COVID-19. Accessible through Nador u. 15 entrance.
NADOR U. 15 ENTRANCE - FRONT OFFICE
EXTENSION: 3111
Monday–Saturday 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
NADOR U. 15 ENTRANCE - SECURITY DESK
EXTENSION: 6400, 2240
Monday–Sunday 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
The designated public area (Ground, First and Second Floors to Library entrance) is open to the public from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., every day except public holidays.
OKTOBER 6. U. 7 ENTRANCE
EXTENSION: 2187
Monday–Sunday 7:00 a.m.–12:00 midnight
ZRINYI U. 14 ENTRANCE
EXTENSION: 2075
SOMBY LAB: Monday-Firday 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
OKTOBER 6. U. 12 ENTRANCE
EXTENSION: 2104
Monday–Sunday 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Academic Calendar
Please refer to the Academic Calendar.
Your access to CEU premises may be limited during official university breaks or during major public events in the vicinity. If that is the case, you will receive a notice in advance.
LOCATION: Reception of Nador u. 11
EXTENSION: 2240
Please visit the Lost & Found Desk from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to retrieve lost articles that may have been found by others.
CEU aims to provide an environment in which there is convenient access to facilities for disabled persons. Throughout the campus, access is provided to individuals with mobility impairments along with designated washrooms. Additionally, in Nador 13 and 15, hearing loops and braille are provided. More information is available through this link.
ID card office
LOCATION: Nador u. 11, Courtyard
Newly enrolled students normally receive their CEU ID card in their welcome package. If they have not submitted their photos prior to their arrival, students need to send an email to the ID Card Manager (Istvan-Laszlo Takas at takacsi@ceu.edu) to order their card. With the CEU ID card, students will have access to:
- all CEU premises including the Residence Center and other facilities
- library borrowing privileges
- printing, copying, scanning possibilities
Please note that the CEU ID card does not qualify for student discounts to the Budapest transport system.
Lost/Damaged ID Card Policy
Lost/Damaged ID Card replacement fee: 15 EUR. This fee should be paid online via payments.ceu.edu. The receipt should then be presented to the ID Card Manager, to receive a new card. Stolen CEU ID cards will be replaced without a fee if students present a police report.
Foreigners in Hungary are required by law to carry with them a proper identification and show it to the local authorities upon request. Students are advised to carry copies of their passport at all times: the Police can fine anyone up to 150,000 HUF for failing to show a valid passport (or a national ID card in case of EEA citizens).
CEU provides a fax-server to all users, so that they can speed up faxing and manage it more effectively. By using this system it is no longer needed to print the sent and received documents. The purpose of the fax-server is to make the sending, receiving, storing and searching faxes easier.
Please visit this site for detailed information.
The closest post office (in Hungarian: Posta) is located near St. Stephen’s Basilica – just two blocks from CEU.
LOCATION: Bajcsy-Zsilinszky ut 16. 1054 Budapest
BUSINESS HOURS: Monday to Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
CEU has several catering options to offer at the downtown campus and in the Residence Center:
ESTRATTO/GROUND FLOOR CAFÉ:
Nador u. 15, Ground floor
CENTRAL CANTEEN/SECOND FLOOR RESTAURANT:
Nador u. 15, Second floor
CAFETERIA, CEU RESIDENCE CENTER:
Kerepesi ut 87, Ground floor
PANORAMA LOUNGE
The refurbished Panorama Lounge on the 10th floor of Faculty Tower serves as a student lounge/community kitchen. It is also a meeting space for the community, with kitchen equipment installed to warm your home-prepared or delivered meal and have lunch or coffee in a pleasant environment. The lounge has direct access to the N13/15 rooftop and is also suitable to host smaller events.
Student parents face important challenges during their studies at CEU. The Dean of Students Office ensures that students with children receive the appropriate assistance and support. For more information please visit this link.
Full-time students are eligible to work within CEU. The working hours may not conflict with University-related duties and should be structured in a way that they do not hinder students' academic success. The number of hours worked per week are regulated by CEU internal rules and by Hungarian employment regulations.
Before signing any contract inside or outside CEU students must inform the Head of their Department for approval. If you are employed within the EU region, contact the Student Center since this type of employment may affect your insurance coverage. Before entering into an employment contract at CEU, please consult the Student Employment Policy of CEU and the general guideline following this link.
The CEU Medical Center is open to all, providing medical examinations, treatments and consultation. Access to the Medical Center requires a valid CEU ID and medical insurance.
LOCATION: Nador 9. building, Mezzanine Floor
EMAIL: medicalcenter@ceu.edu
PHONE: 327-3815
OPENING HOURS: Available online here.
The doctors’ schedules are posted outside the Medical Center. In case of change in the schedules updated information will be posted in advance. You can provide feedback to the services you received at the Medical Center at: CEU MEDICAL CENTER FEEDBACK FORM // PATIENT SATISFACTION QUESTIONNAIRE
If there is no emergency situation, patients covered by the CEU Health Insurance Plan (Generali insurance) must consult the CEU Medical Center first, and then visit a pharmacy or the suggested medical facility for further treatment. They may receive reimbursement for medical treatment, medical aid and prescriptions given by the CEU doctors. When visiting an outside provider or purchasing medicine, they have to ask for an "ÁFA-s számla" (VAT invoice) for the medicines and services purchased, issued in the name of MyPlace Kft., 1021 Budapest, Szépjuhászné út 14-18. (VAT number: 24219161-2-41) and a copy of all medical documents related to the insured event (e.g.: outpatient records, hospital discharge summary, examination records, laboratory records, prescriptions, etc.) The invoices and medical records must be signed by a CEU doctor before submission to the Medical Assistant. The reimbursement is completed in the CEU Medical Center once a week.
In case of emergency, you may directly visit the local district doctors or the listed medical facilities - consult the drop-down menu below.
When using medical services outside CEU, you may be expected to prepay the treatment (note that there is no set tariff for emergency services) and claim reimbursement from your insurance provider afterwards. In the event of an injury or condition requiring immediate emergency medical treatment or hospitalization, students must report to the CEU Medical Center as soon as possible but within one week at the latest.
Erasmus Mundus full scholarship recipients at CEU receive worldwide travel insurance from Marsh. For reimbursement, consult the “Claims Form” section at www.marsh.be/emsp (your policy number starts with EMSPxxxxx). In case of emergency situations, please contact Europ Assistance Provider at:
EMSP: +32 2 585 5139
24-Hour Medical Phone Number
In case of a specific medical emergency during the evening or weekend hours, you can receive advice and assistance by calling +36 30 175 3148. Note that this line is for urgent situations only. For other concerns, you should contact the Medical Center on the following business day. In case of an emergency or if you are unable to reach the CEU Medical Center, you should contact any of the following medical services:
European Emergency Number: 112
112 is the European emergency number you can dial free of charge from fixed and mobile phones everywhere in the EU. It will get you straight through to the emergency services – police, ambulance, fire brigade. National emergency numbers are still in use too, alongside 112. But 112 is the only number you can use to access the emergency services in all EU countries.
National Ambulance Service (Mentők): 104
This number should be called only in case of a serious emergency or life-threatening situation such as bleeding, serious accident, poisoning, etc. This number may be dialed free of charge from any phone. When making this call, it is very helpful to have a Hungarian speaker with you.
Local District Medical Emergency Offices (Ugyelet)
In case of an emergency that is not life-threatening, you can contact the local district medical emergency office closest to your home for consultation with a doctor on duty. Students living in the Kerepesi dormitory may turn to the reception for assistance.
1st and 12th district
Varosmajor utca 33.
(36-1) 212-6636; (36-70) 370-3104
2nd district
Ret u. 3
(36-70) 370-3104
3rd district
Vihar u. 29
(36-1) 388-8501
4th district
Berda Jozsef utca 48.
(36-1) 369-2600
5th district
Semmelweis u. 14/b
entrance from Gerloczi utca
(36-1) 311-6816
6th and 7th district
Dob u. 86
(36-1) 321-0440
8th district
Auróra u. 22-28
(36-1) 215-1644
9th district
Haller u. 29/A
(36-1) 215-1644
(36-1) 215-6983
10th district
Pongracz u. 19.
(36-1) 261-5834
11th district
Tetenyi ut 12-16.
Building "A", Ground floor
(36-1) 203-3615
13th district
Revesz u 10-12
(36-1) 349-8500
14th district
Hermina ut 7
(36-1) 220-6693
15th district
Zsokavar u. 42-44
(36-1) 307-2222
16th district
Beno utca 3
(36-70) 370-3104
17th district
Egeszseghaz u. 3
(36-1) 256-6272
18th district
Ulloi u. 468
(36-1) 290-4182
19th district
Petofi u. 49
(36-1) 282-9692
20th and 23rd district
Torok Floris u. 219/A
(36-1) 285-6574
21st district
Gorgey Artur ter 8
(36-1) 427-5120
22nd district
Kaldor Adolf u. 5-9
Ground floor
(36-1) 229-1758
Transplantation and Surgery Clinic of Semmelweis University
LOCATION: Baross u. 23-25. 1082 Budapest
PHONE: 267-6000
In emergency cases you can visit them without the referral from the CEU Medical Center. You will receive immediate help on the spot or get advice on the procedure to follow.
Peterfy Hospital, Traumatological Center / Central Traumatological Emergency Center (Kozponti Baleseti Ambulancia)
LOCATION: Fiumei u. 17, H-1082 Budapest(Entrance from Gazlang u.)
PHONE: 299-7700
In case of accidents, you may go to this traumatological center any day of the week around the clock.
Dental Services
J+J Dent (open 24 hours)
5th district
Haris koz 5, 1st floor
Phone numbers: (36 20) 477-2124, (36-1) 266-5309
Nador Dental
5th district
Nador u. 23, 1st floor
Phone numbers: (36 70) 372-3000, (36-1) 302-0302
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10:00 - 18:00
Profident Fogaszati Centrum
7th district
Karoly krt 1
Phone number: (06-1) 342-2546
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 - 21:00, Sat 9:00 - 18:00
Kalvin Dental
8th district
Ulloi ut 16/B, 2nd floor
Phone number: (36-1) 317-0060; (36 20) 315-2884
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 - 21:00, Sat-Sun 10:00 - 21:00
In case of medical services outside CEU, you may be expected to pay for the treatment and will need to claim reimbursement from your insurance providers afterwards. The providers have the right to consider the claims. There is no set tariff for emergency services at the local district doctor’s office.
Medications such as painkillers, remedies for fever and cramps can be purchased without prescriptions; however, most medicines can only be bought with prescriptions, including emergency contraception pills. In case you need such pills, visit the CEU Medical Center.
Close to the CEU Complex:
BENU Dorottya Pharmacy (Gyogyszertar)
LOCATION: Dorottya u. 13. 1051 Budapest
PHONE: 317-3696
HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Close to the CEU Residence Center:
Benu Ors Vezer Pharmacy
(Open for 24 hours, on duty at night)
LOCATION: Medical Center (Szakorvosi Rendelo),
Ors Vezer tere 23. 1148 Budapest
PHONE: 221-3861
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Saturday: 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Arkad Pharmacy
LOCATION: Arkad Shopping Mall
Örs vezer tere 25/A 1148 Budapest
PHONE: (36-1) 434 8334
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Sunday: 10:00 a.m.–6 p.m.
Open for 24 hours:
Terez Patika
LOCATION: Terez krt. 41. 1067 Budapest
PHONE: 311-4439
Elefant Gyogyszertar
LOCATION: Pongrac ut 19. 1101 Budapest
PHONE: 431-9940
Szena Ter Patika
LOCATION: Szena ter 1. 1051 Budapest
PHONE: 225 7830
Benu Beketeri Gyogyszertar
LOCATION: Lehel ut 74-76. 1135 Budapest
PHONE: 320-8006
During the Orientation Sessions all students are informed about health insurance coverage and options. Details about insurance-related issues are available on this link. If you have insurance-related problems, please contact studentlife@ceu.edu.
The CEU Patient’s Advocates program is designed to provide an informal and confidential opportunity for students, staff, and faculty who are patients of CEU medical and psychological counseling services to resolve conflicts or misunderstandings that may arise between patients and CEU medical or counseling staff. Often these conflicts are caused or exacerbated by misunderstandings, temporary stress-related conditions, differences in cultural backgrounds, or differences in expectations or understanding of services provided. The program allows the patient to share his or her concerns with an independent advocate who can listen, provide advice, and initiate mediation if appropriate. The advocates aspire to facilitate communication between the parties involved and to reach an appropriate and fair resolution. For more information about CEU's Patients' Advocates program, please visit the Medical Center's website.
LOCATION: Nador 11, room 201
TIME: Friday between 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Student Counseling Services offer counseling sessions to all currently enrolled CEU students at the Budapest campus. A professional counselor will meet you to talk about personal, academic and life choice issues including but not limited to adjusting to school, coping with personal or professional issues, stress related issues, mental health, etc. We offer 8 sessions per academic year. Many students benefit from just one or a few sessions of counseling. The number of sessions will be determined by you and your counselor based on your needs. If you need long-term counseling or psychotherapy, your counselor can help you connect with other mental health care providers. One session runs 45 minutes. Please inquire in e-mail at BiroL@ceu.edu (Laszlo Biro, psychologist, Head of Counseling Services).
Anyone noticing a fire or smoke should call Nador 11 reception by dialing 3911 in the Nador complex or 5555 in the Residence Center or use the nearest alarm box in the corridor. Fire or smoke also can be reported on a general Hungarian emergency line: (dial 0 first if calling from a CEU line) 112 (English speaking; please report any emergencies on campus to x 3911 first).
In case of a fire emergency call, the following information must be given:
- the exact location of the fire (town, street name, house number, exact location within the building)
- what is burning
- how big the fire is
- who and what is in danger
- are people injured or non-responsive
- the name and phone number of the person who is reporting the fire.
All students, employees and visitors should fully acquaint themselves with actions to be taken in case of fire, bomb alerts or other emergencies. Instructions are displayed in all rooms and elevators of the university complex detailing these actions ('In case of Fire' notices). A training session on fire safety is obligatory for every student and employee each Academic Year. Fire drills are organized in order to ensure that evacuation procedures can be carried out smoothly in case of emergency.
Fire escape routes are marked in each building by international symbols of green/white lights. In case of a fire everyone should spread the alarm and evacuate the respective building immediately through the nearest emergency exit. The use of elevators is not allowed. The escape routes and doors must not be blocked even for short periods of time. Smoke and fire detectors are installed in all CEU buildings. Fires or areas of smoke will automatically sound the alarms. Smoking is not permitted in any CEU buildings, including the rooftop of Nador 13/15. Sprinkler systems have also been installed and will be activated in the event of fire. These are sensitive systems and should not be tampered with.
ON CAMPUS
Criminal actions, potential criminal actions and other emergencies on campus should be reported immediately by dialing the Nador 11 reception desk: (+36 1) 327-3000 extension 3911. Please try to make accurate and prompt reports to the extent you can to assist in notifying the appropriate authorities. Please identify yourself and the location from which you are calling, as well as briefly describe the problem and the conditions of the situation. You should not leave—if possible—the location from which the emergency call was placed.
In case of sexual offenses/complaints, it is important to report the incident as soon as possible. The victim should also seek immediate medical attention through the CEU Medical Center or the 24-hour medical emergency number at (+36 30) 175-3148. Upon receipt of a call, the security guards will initially investigate each reported incident, prepare and submit appropriate reports for use by CEU authorities and, potentially, the police. If a crime appears to have been committed, security guards shall immediately call the police and secure the location to protect evidence.
OFF-CAMPUS
In case of emergency (criminal action, fire, accident, etc.) dial 112. It is possible to call 112 free of charge from a mobile phone even without a SIM card.
OFF-CAMPUS POLICE STATIONS
District 5
Szalay u. 11-13
PHONE: (+36 1) 373-1000
District 10
Harmat u. 6-8
PHONE: (+36 1) 263-7200
Please refer to our website
Have you ever wondered where you could buy local produce, find used clothing or books, or how to get involved in local community environmental initiatives? A helpful guide was created by Sustainable CEU to give you a better idea of how to adjust comfortably to life in Vienna and Budapest. Additionally, we encourage you to use this guide to become more aware of where and how you can exercise your rights as a conscious consumer and active community member. These guides list only a few examples of some of the interesting opportunities you have for green living in Vienna and Budapest.
Overall, Budapest is a safe city - it places third in Central and Eastern Europe according to the 2017 Mercer Quality of Living Rankings. As with any other popular destination however, there will always be tourist traps and tricks that you should know of. Stay vigilant, use common sense, and take precautions to ensure your safety at all times. The more prepared you are, the more enjoyable your experience will be. In case of an emergency, please contact campus security at (+36 1) 327-3000 extension 3911.
Pickpockets tend to frequent public transport vehicles, metro escalators, crowded shops, and popular tourist places.
Carry only as much cash as you need for the day. Be vigilant of where you keep your money, cards, and other valuables as you move, ensuring your bags are closed and firmly secured on your person.
Be on the look-out for potential pickpockets. If you are aware of your surroundings, you are less likely to be disturbed.
Pickpockets and scam merchants usually work together to distract your attention. If you are approached by people with questionable intentions, it is best to walk away.
Be aware of people around you when using an automated teller machine (ATM, or 'bankomat' in Hungarian); it is not usual for others to stand right behind you. Always cover your hand when entering sensitive information via the number pad
It is best to exchange currency in any major bank (OTP, Unicredit, and K&H) or at certified exchange bureaus, which are usually marked with a red 'change' sign above them. Changing money on the streets and in informal settings is prohibited by law.
Downtown Budapest (Castle District, districts V, VI, part of district VII along the Grand Boulevard) is fairly safe at night. As a general rule of thumb, avoid poorly lit streets and underpasses. Remember: you are always safer travelling with friends and in groups.
It is highly advisable to insure your apartment or belongings (e.g. laptop) against loss, theft, accidental damage and fire. The University’s health insurance policy (valid within the territory of Hungary) does not cover such items. It is important that you make a list of personal belongings for insurance purposes.
The easiest way for traveling in Budapest is to buy a monthly Budapest pass for which a pictured ID card is required. This 30-day pass allows you to travel day and night on any vehicles run by BKK (Budapest Transport Limited). CEU strongly advises all students (including students entitled to a student discount) to buy a full price monthly pass (9.500 HUF), at the start of the Academic Year in September.
Single tickets and passes can be purchased at metro stations and from any ticket vending machines around the city. Tickets are accepted by controllers only if validated by punchers in buses and trams, or validated before entering any metro stations. Travel passes, on the other hand are valid for the indicated period on the pass. Transportation officials (wearing an armband) are authorized to check the validity of your ticket or pass any time during and after your trip – and fine anyone traveling without a valid ticket or pass. In this case the fine is 16.000 HUF.
The most common tickets and passes are:
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Single ticket
350 HUF
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Block of 10 tickets
3.000 HUF
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Monthly Budapest pass
(full price)
9.500 HUF
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Monthly Budapest Student pass
(only for holders of a Hungarian student ID card)
3.450 HUF
For more details on tickets and passes in Budapest, please check this site.
Hungary has an extensive cellular telephone network. Major providers are Vodafone, Telenor and Telekom. You may choose to either buy a prepay SIM card or a subscription package. The documents required for subscription are more or less the same at each provider, and you can find their customer services in all major shopping centers. When purchasing a subscription, check for packages and deals designed for students (proof of enrollment at CEU or Hungarian student card is required).
BKK Futar
Android | iOS
To get around Budapest in the speediest way, use this app presenting the ideal itineraries in real time, displaying stations around your current location with the preferred line’s route and schedule.
Smart City Budapest
Android | iOS
A free, OFFLINE public transportation app which contains a vector based map with address search, a public transport route planner, and the full timetable of all the public transport lines in Budapest.
MOL Bubi
Android | iOS
An easy way to pedal around town. Purchase your ticket online, manage your account balance, and use the map-search function to find nearby docking stations hassle-free.
GoodGuy Taxi
iOS
Plan door-to-door rides, monitor route and extra charges, and get an approximate fare calculation for the journey.
Tripadvisor
Android | iOS
A reliable travel app providing directory information and reviews of travel-related content.
Airbnb
Android | iOS
Discover thousands of places to stay in more than 34,000 cities. Find accommodations and book rooms for rent directly.
Skyscanner
Android | iOS
Get cheap flights fast with Skyscanner. Flights, hotels and car rental, all in one place. Travel smarter with Skyscanner’s new all-in-one travel app.
Please note that some of these phone lines will only speak Hungarian.
Hungarian Red Cross
EMAIL: titkarsag@voroskeresztbp.hu
LOCATION: Arany Janos u. 31. 1051 Budapest
PHONE: 311-3660
NANE Association
Relief line for abused women and children (toll-free number)
EMAIL: info@nane.hu
Mon., Tue., Thu. and Fri.: 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.; Wed.: 12 (noon)- 2:00 p.m.
PHONE: (+36 80) 505-101
24-hour Animal Hospital of Budapest
WEBSITE: http://www.allatorvos-budapesti.hu/
LOCATION: Lehel u. 43. 1135 Budapest
PHONE: 350-0361, 350-1166