Angyalföld literally means Land of Angels. It has two completely different parts. The southern part (Újlipótváros) along Grand Boulevard is a continuation of the inner city, while northern Angyalföld is the most typical working class area in Budapest. The most popular attraction is the idylic Margaret Island (Margitsziget). If you want to get away from the bustling city, head for Margit-sziget for a walk, or jog along the Danube. The Palace of Miracles on Váci út (Váci Road, do not confuse it with the pedestrianized Váci Street in District V) is fun for both kids and adults. It's Central Europe's first interactive playhouse. Shopping addicts would also love this district, one of the bigest Budapest shopping malls, Duna Plaza is on Váci út. The district plays an important role in Budapest's transportation with Nyugati Train Station and the coach station at Árpád Bridge. Since the Danube borders Angyalföld, you can get there by boat operated by the city's public transport company (BKV).