was a journey back to my teens, when I read the book at school in Brazil. delighted to see this!

Finally I got the chance to visit my childhood heroes in front of the school that they have attended more than a century ago ☺. I am very pleased to realize one of my childhood dreams, nearly 40 years later, on 27.05.2016☺.

An old boot list is the place to find it. I came from the József körút and the corner of the school covered the sculptures, so it looked like the creator imagined, I had the feeling that the game was on. I can only recommend that you visit.

Amazing book, amazing story, amazing boys

Nice sculpture that you can't lose if you have read the book

Third time in Budapest and I never skipped this place. It always gives me the warmest feeling and brings back my childhood memories… What a book!

Very interesting statue. It's like time has frozen and we can see the boys playing.

Surprisingly nice to see.

A very good idea for reviving the characters from the book, which in my opinion is not only for school reading, but also for older generations. The only complaint is If you visit this street at night like Sam is. The street is very poorly lit.

Read book and see this sculpture. you are gonna admit it.

"Boys of the Pauls street" is one of my favorite books from childhood and one of the main reasons why I wanted to visit Budapest. It's a nice place. There was, unfortunately, a lot of trash around the monument and this was a big minus.

If you've read the book you'll know why this place is so special 🥰

A street monument to recall the characters of Molnar’s book and their world

Only if u have spare time. Dont waste time otherwise

If you're a visitor who is eager to learn about Hungarian culture and history, stop by this site, it's next to Corvin Plaza. You can take nice photos here and read about the story behind the sculpture (there is nothing in English at the site, so you have to Google it on your own).

One of the best novels from my childood

Very nice skulptures. My daughter read the book about Nemeczek so it was additionally educational visit :)

Such a cute oddity that completes the long range of weird statues all over the city.

Great details

A novel which is an obligatory book in primary schools in whole Poland,and a story that every Polish kid knows and is very familiar with...It really made me drop some tears when, as an adult, I was able to see the sculpture of my little heroes from the time when I was 10 or 11 years old and could olny imagine the square located near Pal street,where the beautiful story takes place.

This monument is made as a remembrance for the heroes of the same named youth roman written by Ferenc Molnár. It's loved by so many generations up to now, so that older generations became also fans of it. The monument itself (two boys left to the entrance of the highschool and three other guys with their bags right from the door) looks simply awesome and unbelievably authentic - it's really worth to make a visit there in the neighborhood of the Corvin Plaza!

Wonderful architecture but the environment is dirty

As a fan of the book, I shed a few tears when I went to visit the monument. I read the book in three different opportunities in life. If you are a fan, this is a must go!

I was here with my class before last year, but we really enjoyed it