Móricz Zsigmond körtér

Móricz Zsigmond körtér is a major public square and transport interchange in Budapest named after the writer Móricz Zsigmond. It functions as an important node for metro, tram, and bus services within the city.

The square is primarily known for its transport connections, anchored by an underground Metro M4 station and multiple tram and bus stops at surface level. The area around the square contains shops, cafés, and street-level activity tied to the transit interchange.

The square was named to honor the writer Móricz Zsigmond; over the 20th century it developed into a transport and commercial hub as tram and later metro services expanded. The opening of the M4 metro line established the square as a major rapid-transit node.

Located within the urban area of Budapest, the square sits where several arterial surface routes and the M4 metro line intersect, serving adjacent residential and commercial neighborhoods.

• Transport hub: Served by Metro line M4 plus multiple tram and bus routes, making it a major public-transport interchange in Budapest.
• Name origin: Named for the Hungarian writer Móricz Zsigmond; the name identifies the square rather than a single monument.

What to See #

• Móricz Zsigmond körtér metro station: An underground Metro M4 station serving the square; the metro platforms provide direct rapid-transit links across Budapest.