MOM Park

This large residential estate, shopping and entertainment centre (inaugurated September 2001) takes its name from the Hungarian Optical Works (Magyar Optikai Művek - MOM ) factory which once pccupied the site. However, today the only memory of the works is the former MOM House of Culture built in socialist realism style on the plans of Károly Dávid Jnr. and which can be seen standing on the corner of Csörsz Street. the park is the work of architects Antal Puhl and Tamás Noll, and is built according to the best traditions of classical modern Hungarian architecture.

/Budapest city guide, Publisher: Tourism Office of Budapest, 2004/

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