Buildings of Note
The western side of Haller utca is lined with residential apartment blocks, three different small-size housing estates and a workers' colony at the Soroksári út end. The eastern/southern side is predominantly home to municipal and office buildings:
- Even numbers
- the red-brick residential corner house from the turn of the century (Haller utca 88, Üllői út 121)
- housing estate (5 10-storey blocks)
- housing estate (3 diagonal 4 storey-blocks)
- housing estate (a block with 5-storey tile-roofed houses)
- 4-storey houses
- workers' colonies
- Odd numbers
- István hospital
- National Cardiology Centre
- Ferencváros Cultural Centre
- Ferencváros camping site
- Szent Vince Church in Haller park
- Ferencváros Police station
- Regional HQ of the Tax Authority
- Haller Gardens office complex
- Zwack Unicum site
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