Description
The street is lined by plane trees, most of which date back to the early 20th century. The street is full of cafeterias, small snack outlets and shops of all kind.
Besides planes, red-brick is a hallmark of Mester utca. Many residential blocks are made of red brick, which tendency has continued up to this day, with some of the new houses also exposing brickwork.
Red brick buildings include:
- Mester utca 12 (1910s)
- Mester utca 20 (1920s)
- Mester utca 22 (1920s)
- Mester utca 24-28 (2008)
- Mester utca 30 (2002) (office block Páva)
- Mester utca 40-44 (2004)
- Mester utca 49 (1930s) District Health Centre
- Mester utca 67 (1900s) József Attila Primary School
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