A small dolomite ridge in south Buda, one of the easiest hills to reach from the city, with a short, steep climb along railings to views over the Irhás-árok and Farkas-völgy valleys. It is named after the Ördög-szószék (Devil's Pulpit) rock, from which the devil was said to preach.
- Address
- Ördög-orom nature reserve, 1121 Budapest (green triangle trail from Márton Áron tér)
- Hours
- Open-air nature reserve; open at all times
- Best time to go
- Morning, Afternoon · About 1.5 h
- Price
- Free
- Price level
- Ft
Details can change. Check hours and prices before you go.
Good to know
- Start from Márton Áron tér (tram 59 or bus 8E) and follow the green triangle marks (Pestbuda).
- Views are best in winter, when the thin trees are bare (Pestbuda).
- Farkasrét Cemetery is right at the start; its upper gate is the shortest way up (Funzine).