How to find us
KC1 Budapest, District II
Margit körút 31-33,
mezzanine floor, door 4-5
(accessible with elevator)
Upon arrival you can get into the building by dialing 28 downstairs, at the main entrance.
KC2 Budapest, District II
Margit körút 31-33,
1st floor, door 4
(accessible with elevator)
Upon arrival you can get into the building by dialing 28 downstairs, at the main entrance.
The offices are just a few minutes’ walk from Mechwart Liget in the direction of Margit Bridge. It is easily accessible by public transport: trams (4, 6, 17) or buses (11, 111, 931, 960) serve the area.
Paid parking is available in the area (local fees apply).
KC3 Budapest, District II
Margit körút 31-33,
3rd floor, door 6
(accessible with elevator)
Upon arrival you can get into the building by dialing 46 downstairs, at the main entrance.
The offices are just a few minutes’ walk from Mechwart Liget in the direction of Margit Bridge. It is easily accessible by public transport: trams (4, 6, 17) or buses (11, 111, 931, 960) serve the area.
Paid parking is available in the area (local fees apply).
KC4 Budapest, District II
Margit körút 38/a,
2 nd floor, door 1
(accessible with elevator)
Upon arrival you can get into the building by dialing 5 downstairs, at the main entrance.
From June 2025 our KC3 office is relocated, the new address is Margit körút 38/a, Budapest, District II. The office is just a few minutes’ walk from Mechwart Liget and Margit híd, budai hídfő tram stations. It is easily accessible by public transport: trams (4, 6, 17) or buses (11, 111, 931, 960) serve the area.
Paid parking is available in the area (local fees apply).
KC5 Budapest, District II
Tölgyfa u. 14.,
4 th floor, door 17
(accessible with elevator)
Upon arrival you can get into the building by dialing 56 downstairs, at the main entrance.
From September 2025, our KC5 office welcomes the clients of Dr. Zsuzsanna Hammer and Zoltán Iring, and this will be the training venue as well. The clinic is located between the Mechwart Park and the tram stops at the Buda end of the Margaret Bridge, just a few minutes’ walk from either direction. It is easily accessible by public transport: trams (4, 6, 17) or buses (11, 111, 931, 960) provide convenient connections.
Paid parking is available in the area (local fees apply).