Quarter · Hungary
Rózsadomb
in Budapest
Portrait
The Rose Hill takes its name from a Turkish dervish buried on it in the sixteenth century, whose tomb is still there and is the northernmost place of Muslim pilgrimage in Europe. The villas came later, and the hill has been the address of Budapest's money through three changes of regime.
This is a quarter, not an entry in the atlas. It resolves upward to the city that holds it.