Dob utca

Dob utca is a street about 1.5 kilometers (0.9 miles) long in Budapest's Erzsébetváros district, running east–west between Károly körút and Rottenbiller utca. It takes its name from the historic inn "Három Dob," which once stood here. The street was formerly one of the main axes of the Jewish ghetto. Today, numerous historic buildings bear witness to its rich past, including the Pscherer House, the Glücksmann corner buildings, and the former home of the Fészek Artists' Club. Particularly noteworthy are the site of the former foundry, which now holds Janikovszky Éva Park, and the building that now houses the Museum of Financial and Tax History.