Which District is safe for a single mom and young kids in Budapest?

As far as I know, there are only two official mosques in Budapest:

http://iszlam.com/english/itemlist/cate … in-hungary

But Budapest city transportation is pretty good. So you have a pretty good radius of options around each where to look for housing.

@Klsallee... Thank u so much... u r very helpful i really do appreciate ur responses

Can any1 tell me which area is good for a mom with young kids? (which area is considered safe in Budapest) especially for lively kids... 

Unfortunately I do not know  enough about the different Budapest districts to suggest any. But I hope others who do know might weight in on this topic.

Hope anyone can help U! @Linzee
Especially with this single mom and kids issue... 🤗

Hello Mommies,

Budapest has 23 districts, all of them are safe. Budapest constists of 2 sides, the Buda side and the Pest side. The Buda side is the richer area (Buda is a hill) and a lot of expats live in that region (eg district 1 is in and around the amazing Buda castle). However, the city centre (district 5, 6, 7) is on the Pest side. District 13 is preferable too. I live in dist 15 with my family and I adore this region with the family houses, peace and quiet. Picking a district can also depend on your transport preferences. Car or PT? Public schools are everywhere, but they are not international schools. We have some of those too, however. Budapest is a beautiful historical city, you will love it here, I hope.

I can enclose you a map of the districts if you desire.

HUNey wrote:

I can enclose you a map of the districts if you desire.

That would be useful

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File … ict_13.jpg

district 13 can be a good choice

@ HUNey.. Thanx for the help.. but still also I was wondering if one person is dependent on PT, then according to u which district is a good choice??

This is HUNey's link in the open.

The Districts of Budapest.

All of them? There are about 300 buslines, complementing the tram and metro network, so it is not a question of coverage.

It really depends on where one wants to go.