The impressive, eclectical-style palaces reminiscent of Tuscan architecture surround Kodály Circus, forming a complete circle. The palace was built and designed by József Kauser, one of the most famous Hungarian architects under the Austro-Hungarian Empire, who was also involved in the construction of the St. Stephen's Basilica and the Hungarian State Opera House.

These exquisitely designed architectural and historical monuments are the most imposing landmark properties on the entire avenue.
Passers-by, and residents alike have long enjoyed the harmony of the famous composer, Kodály. The composer used to live in one of the four buildings, which now houses the Kodály Museum. The circus is decorated with gracious statues of prominent figures of Hungarian history.