Guidebook for Budapest
Food Scene
authentic chinese and vietnamese dishes: noodles, dumplings, rolls, wok..if you are looking for a real eating experience go here. And don't forget to make a reservation, just in case!
39 locals recommend
Sáo food&bar
10 Holló u.authentic chinese and vietnamese dishes: noodles, dumplings, rolls, wok..if you are looking for a real eating experience go here. And don't forget to make a reservation, just in case!
Komachi Bistro
33 Kertész u.oooouuaaaa my favourite ramen with homemade udon in the country!
service: perfect. food: amazing Make a reservation and get there!!! :)
94 locals recommend
Zeller Bistro
18 Hercegprímás u.service: perfect. food: amazing Make a reservation and get there!!! :)
this refurbished villa in the buda hills is a perfect place for a great breakfast. they have a terrace and a garden as well!! the garden is home to the Brót bakery which provides amazing artisan breads and pastries!!
41 locals recommend
Villa Bagatelle
17 Németvölgyi útthis refurbished villa in the buda hills is a perfect place for a great breakfast. they have a terrace and a garden as well!! the garden is home to the Brót bakery which provides amazing artisan breads and pastries!!
This breakfast place is absolutely amazing and it's just 400 meters from our flat! They have a small garden. Give a try:)
27 locals recommend
Törökméz
27 Margit utcaThis breakfast place is absolutely amazing and it's just 400 meters from our flat! They have a small garden. Give a try:)
one of the most acclaimed spanish restaurants in budapest, a perfect spot for chatting and dining.
17 locals recommend
Pata Negra Buda
55 Frankel Leó útone of the most acclaimed spanish restaurants in budapest, a perfect spot for chatting and dining.
a great, hidden breakfast spot with healty (acai bowl, avocado toast, oatmeal, quinoa..) and tasty foods.
72 locals recommend
SZIMPLY
22 Károly krt.a great, hidden breakfast spot with healty (acai bowl, avocado toast, oatmeal, quinoa..) and tasty foods.
downtown’s new “grand café”. it has new-wave trends with a refined elegance and a stylish American twist. we felt in love with it immediately. :)
16 locals recommend
Liberté Budapest Restaurant & Grand Cafe
8 Aulich u.downtown’s new “grand café”. it has new-wave trends with a refined elegance and a stylish American twist. we felt in love with it immediately. :)
great, tasty and also cheap lunch menus from 12pm - 4pm. they have a big, cozy garden.
116 locals recommend
Bisztró Most
17 Zichy Jenő u.great, tasty and also cheap lunch menus from 12pm - 4pm. they have a big, cozy garden.
famous restaurant with old-world charm. classic cuisine, flowery garden during summer months, wide range of Hungarian delicacies: slow-cooked goose liver, paprika-chicken and Zsolnay on the tables.
38 locals recommend
Gundel Étterem
4 Gundel Károly útfamous restaurant with old-world charm. classic cuisine, flowery garden during summer months, wide range of Hungarian delicacies: slow-cooked goose liver, paprika-chicken and Zsolnay on the tables.
It's a venue over two floors and the walls of the ground floor are lined with books and international magazines. We can absolutely recommend the couscous salad with egg and crunchy bread.
41 locals recommend
Kelet Café
29 Bartók Béla útIt's a venue over two floors and the walls of the ground floor are lined with books and international magazines. We can absolutely recommend the couscous salad with egg and crunchy bread.
hip place, stunning atmosphere with an urban garden and an open kitchen. in the summer they have concerts and open the back area up-can get very poppin'! can eat here for dinner earlier. the place is always full, so if you go there be lucky or make a reservation before :))
306 locals recommend
Mazel Tov
47 Akácfa u.hip place, stunning atmosphere with an urban garden and an open kitchen. in the summer they have concerts and open the back area up-can get very poppin'! can eat here for dinner earlier. the place is always full, so if you go there be lucky or make a reservation before :))
This is our favourite place sooo far! A slice of Berlin atmosphere in Budapest. This place is love.
28 locals recommend
Matinee Coffeeshop
2 Benczúr u.This is our favourite place sooo far! A slice of Berlin atmosphere in Budapest. This place is love.
Kontakt is a hidden gem between Astoria and Deak Square. Try Roket, the cold brewed coffee on tap! Also they own the breakfast place on the opposite side called Szimply. Give a try you won't regret it.
23 locals recommend
Kontakt - speciality coffeeshop
22 Károly krt.Kontakt is a hidden gem between Astoria and Deak Square. Try Roket, the cold brewed coffee on tap! Also they own the breakfast place on the opposite side called Szimply. Give a try you won't regret it.
My favourite one. It's the best bakery in town. Surprisingly decent pastries, try the croissant, a french person said it was the best in Budapest! And it is just 900 meters from the flat!!!
32 locals recommend
Pékműhely
24 Batthyány u.My favourite one. It's the best bakery in town. Surprisingly decent pastries, try the croissant, a french person said it was the best in Budapest! And it is just 900 meters from the flat!!!
Iguana Mexican Restaurant
16 Zoltán utcaBest mexican in town.
Hai Nam Pho Bistro
27 Október huszonharmadika u.the best and the most amazing pho in the town!!!
Fish, crabs, squid - try everything possible from the ocean. Fish & chips w jalapeño-mayonnaise dressing; the Nemo burger w a salmon patty; the salads... all delicious. And good news! It is a stone's throw away.
Nemo Fish & Chips Házhozszàllítás/Delivery
8 Török u.Fish, crabs, squid - try everything possible from the ocean. Fish & chips w jalapeño-mayonnaise dressing; the Nemo burger w a salmon patty; the salads... all delicious. And good news! It is a stone's throw away.
My Little Melbourne lives by its motto - "Life is too short for bad coffee" - and serves tasty caffeine elixirs, and also provides salads, sandwiches, croissants, juices, and soft drinks.
121 locals recommend
My Little Melbourne Coffee and Brew Bar
3 Madách Imre útMy Little Melbourne lives by its motto - "Life is too short for bad coffee" - and serves tasty caffeine elixirs, and also provides salads, sandwiches, croissants, juices, and soft drinks.
other great coffee spot. embassy has a drip bar with V60, aeropress and friends. Beans are from a local Budapest roasters called "casino Mocca".
106 locals recommend
Espresso Embassy
15 Arany János u.other great coffee spot. embassy has a drip bar with V60, aeropress and friends. Beans are from a local Budapest roasters called "casino Mocca".
healthy fresh and tasty mediterranean food. one of the few restaurants in Budapest where you can really enjoy a variety of tasteful vegetarian and vegan dishes. the portions aren't big, so you should order 2-3 cold or hot mezes.
71 locals recommend
Dobrumba
5 Dob u.healthy fresh and tasty mediterranean food. one of the few restaurants in Budapest where you can really enjoy a variety of tasteful vegetarian and vegan dishes. the portions aren't big, so you should order 2-3 cold or hot mezes.
Anjuna Ice Pops
7 Sas uyummyy healthy ice pops
They always have really good 2 course daily menu and also delicious a la carte foods.
10 locals recommend
BUDAI 33
33 Varsányi Irén u.They always have really good 2 course daily menu and also delicious a la carte foods.
Budai Ketto (Buda’s Two)
5 Jurányi u.yummy bakery, we often go here
Lumen Café
5 Horánszky u.The second coffee in the morning.
Porcellino Grasso Ristorante
19 Ady Endre u.
Szerelmes Levél (Pékműhely)
7-9 Lövőház u.loveee letter bakery
Home of Franziska
29 Iskola u.beeeest place for breakfast and lunch. yumm
Cinnamon
21 Csalogány u.sweet little place :)
IGEN
60 Margit körútI LOVE pizza.pizza.pizza.pizza.
Bavarian Burger and Beer Restaurant
12 Karinthy Frigyes útthe most delicious hamburger!!!
Spíler Buda
53 Alkotás u.you have to try this!
Central Europe’s first Jamie’s Italian is located in the historic Castle District of Budapest. The place features a large terrace that looks across to Matthias Church and the atmosphere is laid-back yet professional. The unique menu is packed with Jamie’s Italian classics, artisanal pizzas in particular, plus a range of draught beers and plenty of Hungarian wines. Reservations recommended.
27 locals recommend
Jamie's Italian Budapest
9-11 Szentháromság u.Central Europe’s first Jamie’s Italian is located in the historic Castle District of Budapest. The place features a large terrace that looks across to Matthias Church and the atmosphere is laid-back yet professional. The unique menu is packed with Jamie’s Italian classics, artisanal pizzas in particular, plus a range of draught beers and plenty of Hungarian wines. Reservations recommended.
We have a touch of Friends vibes in Deszka's lovely and cosy living room. Maybe it's the sofas or the warm atmosphere, but the new breakfast spot on Veres Pálné Street is a place for relaxation, youth, and joie de vivre. Not only is Mázli the dog in charge of the ambience, but also the utterly unique breakfast platters dreamed up by creative chef Árpád Borbély. No place offers an egg wrapped in panko or an Eggs Benedict based on a Hungarian cheese patty instead of a muffin. These price-defying solutions will also help you embrace the spot in no time.
Deszka Budapest
We have a touch of Friends vibes in Deszka's lovely and cosy living room. Maybe it's the sofas or the warm atmosphere, but the new breakfast spot on Veres Pálné Street is a place for relaxation, youth, and joie de vivre. Not only is Mázli the dog in charge of the ambience, but also the utterly unique breakfast platters dreamed up by creative chef Árpád Borbély. No place offers an egg wrapped in panko or an Eggs Benedict based on a Hungarian cheese patty instead of a muffin. These price-defying solutions will also help you embrace the spot in no time.
LEO Bistro
Hoppá! Bistro
Oooops… bistro
Vegan Street Food Garden
8-10 Király u.vegan food
Veganlove street food
9 Bartók Béla útbeeest vegan food!
With a healthy and balanced street food selection, Tökmag on Hollán Ernő Street is a place for those who follow a whole-food plant-based diet!!
15 locals recommend
Tökmag Vegan Street Food
5 Hollán Ernő u.With a healthy and balanced street food selection, Tökmag on Hollán Ernő Street is a place for those who follow a whole-food plant-based diet!!
Élelem Étterem
vegan love :)
Thanks to its architectural legacy, the house at Attila út 99 features high ceilings and a slightly industrial feel, now mixed with a youthful modernity and plenty of greenery. The result is both monumental and homely at the same time, as if nature had replaced metal.
Marischka Restaurant
Thanks to its architectural legacy, the house at Attila út 99 features high ceilings and a slightly industrial feel, now mixed with a youthful modernity and plenty of greenery. The result is both monumental and homely at the same time, as if nature had replaced metal.
An odd-on out among the trendy restaurants of Oktogon, Menza is a traditional take on Hungarian gastronomy. The design is retro, with striped tablecloths and flowery wallpapers. The menu combines tradition with modernity: here the old-fashioned Hungarian chicken soup and the artisan hamburgers get along. It’s definitely worth to drop by for a lunch menu, and on summer days, you can even take a seat outside on the terrace, with a refreshing cocktail in hand.
548 locals recommend
Menza Restaurant
2 Liszt Ferenc térAn odd-on out among the trendy restaurants of Oktogon, Menza is a traditional take on Hungarian gastronomy. The design is retro, with striped tablecloths and flowery wallpapers. The menu combines tradition with modernity: here the old-fashioned Hungarian chicken soup and the artisan hamburgers get along. It’s definitely worth to drop by for a lunch menu, and on summer days, you can even take a seat outside on the terrace, with a refreshing cocktail in hand.
The Larus in Buda comprises a large terrace and vineyard with gorgeous views, as well as a spacious interior connected by sliding glass doors. The kitchen is headed by Vass Antal Zoltán and Déryné Lyáskó Zsuzsanna, who are one of the most significant figures in high-end gastronomy and contemporary culinary education in Hungary. His dishes represent a conscious and often academic pairing of flavours, with refined simplicity. The kitchen’s style is international, characterised by a variety of technologies, seasonal ingredients and exciting harmony of flavours, matched with fine wines.
6 locals recommend
Larus Restaurant
18/b Csörsz u.The Larus in Buda comprises a large terrace and vineyard with gorgeous views, as well as a spacious interior connected by sliding glass doors. The kitchen is headed by Vass Antal Zoltán and Déryné Lyáskó Zsuzsanna, who are one of the most significant figures in high-end gastronomy and contemporary culinary education in Hungary. His dishes represent a conscious and often academic pairing of flavours, with refined simplicity. The kitchen’s style is international, characterised by a variety of technologies, seasonal ingredients and exciting harmony of flavours, matched with fine wines.
Pavillon de Paris Étterem
20 Fő u.most romantic place!
Opening at 7.30am and closing at midnight, Börze (‘Stock Exchange’) is a café, deli, brunch venue and restaurant all under one roof.
33 locals recommend
Börze
23 Nádor u.Opening at 7.30am and closing at midnight, Börze (‘Stock Exchange’) is a café, deli, brunch venue and restaurant all under one roof.
Near Szabadság tér, Trattoria Pomo D’oro is a popular and elegant Italian restaurant. It was the first of its kind in Hungary to be acknowledged by the Association of Professional Italian Chefs and in 2018, it was chosen one of the 70 best kitchens worldwide that make traditional Italian pizza.
Pomodoro
9 Arany János u.Near Szabadság tér, Trattoria Pomo D’oro is a popular and elegant Italian restaurant. It was the first of its kind in Hungary to be acknowledged by the Association of Professional Italian Chefs and in 2018, it was chosen one of the 70 best kitchens worldwide that make traditional Italian pizza.
Pörc & Prézli is an outstanding Hungarian restaurant close to the Basilica. It offers remarkable cuisine, while checkered tablecloths add to the ambience (but not in a tacky way). They showcase classics that will make a foreigner curious and a local enthusiastic. The perch fillet comes with remoulade sauce, the pork tenderloin with roasted potato dumplings and oyster mushroom, and the Somlói sponge cake cannot be complete without golden raisins. The saviour of family lunches, this is the place where grandma and the sulky teenager will find their match.
15 locals recommend
Pörc & Prézli Étterem
1 Lázár u.Pörc & Prézli is an outstanding Hungarian restaurant close to the Basilica. It offers remarkable cuisine, while checkered tablecloths add to the ambience (but not in a tacky way). They showcase classics that will make a foreigner curious and a local enthusiastic. The perch fillet comes with remoulade sauce, the pork tenderloin with roasted potato dumplings and oyster mushroom, and the Somlói sponge cake cannot be complete without golden raisins. The saviour of family lunches, this is the place where grandma and the sulky teenager will find their match.
Goulash soup is iconic, as is the roasted pork tenderloin “Brassói” style or the Mangalica Cordon Bleu, the best stuffed and fried meat in town. You can choose the three-course Stand25 menu, but you can also get lost in the à la carte favourites. Here you’ll be treated to a masterly feast.
25 locals recommend
Stand25 Bisztró
10 Attila útGoulash soup is iconic, as is the roasted pork tenderloin “Brassói” style or the Mangalica Cordon Bleu, the best stuffed and fried meat in town. You can choose the three-course Stand25 menu, but you can also get lost in the à la carte favourites. Here you’ll be treated to a masterly feast.
Mazi Greek Kitchen
19 Alkotmány u.best Greek gastronomy! yumm
26° Twenty Six Degrees
26 Király u.A real oasis restaurant. Plaaants everywhere!
Drinks & Nightlife
Élesztő
22 Tűzoltó u.Beer fans love Élesztő, even me, although i am a kind of wine person.
typical ruin pub. if it is your first time here, you should go there.
1582 locals recommend
Szimpla Kert
14 Kazinczy u.typical ruin pub. if it is your first time here, you should go there.
the highest publicly accessible rooftop in budapest. there is a beautiful view over budapest.
308 locals recommend
360 Bar
39 Andrássy útthe highest publicly accessible rooftop in budapest. there is a beautiful view over budapest.
Nappali Kávéház
3 Vasvári Pál u.many kinds of whiskey.
cinema, bar, party place. really good cultural events. all the locals are there!
64 locals recommend
Toldi
36-38 Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út cinema, bar, party place. really good cultural events. all the locals are there!
LÄRM
51 Akácfa u.for techno and minimal lovers.
PONTOON
danube, liberty bridge. best open airrrr place
Kisüzem
2 Kis Diófa u.Great hidden bar with little cute finches.
Fogas kert, the garden of Fogasház and isn't just a simple bar; its a co-existing space with drinks, pizza, a projector for movie nights, a gallery, a place for workshops and a theatre.
744 locals recommend
Instant Club
51 Akácfa u.Fogas kert, the garden of Fogasház and isn't just a simple bar; its a co-existing space with drinks, pizza, a projector for movie nights, a gallery, a place for workshops and a theatre.
daytime it is a good working point and nighttime it is a popular nightlife epicentre. all the locals are there.
38 locals recommend
Központ
5 Madách Imre útdaytime it is a good working point and nighttime it is a popular nightlife epicentre. all the locals are there.
Black dog. If you wanna go local, ask for the amazing Fóti Pils or Távoli Galaxis and get a roasted liver w bread.
59 locals recommend
Fekete Kutya
31 Dob u.Black dog. If you wanna go local, ask for the amazing Fóti Pils or Távoli Galaxis and get a roasted liver w bread.
This music venue is famous for their concerts. It's one of the most popular in the city! Great view from the boat, excellent place to just chill, rock out to a concert or grab a bite to eat.
320 locals recommend
A38
Petőfi hídThis music venue is famous for their concerts. It's one of the most popular in the city! Great view from the boat, excellent place to just chill, rock out to a concert or grab a bite to eat.
Housed in the enormous building of a former factory. You can get good burgers while drinking the hungarian Fröccs (white or rosé wine mixed with sparkling water)
168 locals recommend
Anker't romkocsma
33 Paulay Ede u.Housed in the enormous building of a former factory. You can get good burgers while drinking the hungarian Fröccs (white or rosé wine mixed with sparkling water)
Beers, wines, hipsters, famous hungarian artsy-fartsy people, bikes, longboards, etc.etc.if you know what I mean.
63 locals recommend
Telep-Art Galéria
8 Madách Imre útBeers, wines, hipsters, famous hungarian artsy-fartsy people, bikes, longboards, etc.etc.if you know what I mean.
Boutiq Bar
5 Paulay Ede u.the best and most unique cocktails in town!
Nemdebár
5 Széll Kálmán térHotel Clark, at the Buda foot of Chain Bridge, houses two outlet. Beefbar on the ground floor and, on the roof terrace, Leo Budapest named after the famous lions guarding the bridge. At the panoramic bar, you can admire the breathtaking vista of Buda Castle, the Danube, Chain Bridge and the rooftops of the riverfront while sipping on a refreshing drink. Leo offers a wide variety of wines and cocktails, and the kitchen is led by talented young chef András Sipos, also responsible for downstairs.
31 locals recommend
Leo Rooftop Budapest
1 Clark Ádám térHotel Clark, at the Buda foot of Chain Bridge, houses two outlet. Beefbar on the ground floor and, on the roof terrace, Leo Budapest named after the famous lions guarding the bridge. At the panoramic bar, you can admire the breathtaking vista of Buda Castle, the Danube, Chain Bridge and the rooftops of the riverfront while sipping on a refreshing drink. Leo offers a wide variety of wines and cocktails, and the kitchen is led by talented young chef András Sipos, also responsible for downstairs.
In the heart of Budapest, Kollázs Brasserie & Bar opened in a corner of the Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace, with incredible views of the Chain Bridge.
30 locals recommend
KOLLÁZS - Brasserie & Bar
5-6 Széchenyi István térIn the heart of Budapest, Kollázs Brasserie & Bar opened in a corner of the Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace, with incredible views of the Chain Bridge.
The secret garden of Buda opened in 2020, smuggling in a touch of festival atmosphere to Városmajor this year as well. Renowned experts DiVino takes care of the wine at Majomhoz (‘At the Monkey’s’), but there is also a separate gin and champagne counter, street food provided by Burger Market, and an occasional agenda of performances and events.
Majomhoz
The secret garden of Buda opened in 2020, smuggling in a touch of festival atmosphere to Városmajor this year as well. Renowned experts DiVino takes care of the wine at Majomhoz (‘At the Monkey’s’), but there is also a separate gin and champagne counter, street food provided by Burger Market, and an occasional agenda of performances and events.
Above the music-themed Aria Hotel, the High Note Skybar is where savvy mixologist Marcell Sárközi and team scour the globe to come up with their seasonal creations, accompanied by jaw-dropping views at eye level with the clock atop St Stephen’s Basilica. You can even book at table on an elevated terrace so you’re almost touching distance from the equal highest building in downtown Budapest. But the panorama of the Buda hills will soon draw your attention away from the Habsburg-era landmark alongside, as your friendly waiter brings you your mixed drink and an enticing platter of cold cuts or main dish of equal quality.
50 locals recommend
High Note SkyBar
5 Hercegprímás u.Above the music-themed Aria Hotel, the High Note Skybar is where savvy mixologist Marcell Sárközi and team scour the globe to come up with their seasonal creations, accompanied by jaw-dropping views at eye level with the clock atop St Stephen’s Basilica. You can even book at table on an elevated terrace so you’re almost touching distance from the equal highest building in downtown Budapest. But the panorama of the Buda hills will soon draw your attention away from the Habsburg-era landmark alongside, as your friendly waiter brings you your mixed drink and an enticing platter of cold cuts or main dish of equal quality.
The chalkboard drinks menu behind the counter almost the size of the bar itself, the Dzzs Bár is one of those classic, late-opening Budapest cubbyholes you always seem to stumble into at silly o’clock on some bar crawl and never be able to find again. As and when you do (it’s next door to the Massolit bookstore, if that helps), you might remember the bizarre art, the sassy staff and the thrown-together furniture. Actually, that could describe 20 other places within a ten-minute radius but here you’ll be sharing bar space with an installation artist or a struggling songwriter. Btw, it’s pronounced Zhezzz, the word ‘jazz’ in Hungarian as if spoken with a mouthful of bumble bees.
35 locals recommend
DZZS Bar
32 Nagy Diófa u.The chalkboard drinks menu behind the counter almost the size of the bar itself, the Dzzs Bár is one of those classic, late-opening Budapest cubbyholes you always seem to stumble into at silly o’clock on some bar crawl and never be able to find again. As and when you do (it’s next door to the Massolit bookstore, if that helps), you might remember the bizarre art, the sassy staff and the thrown-together furniture. Actually, that could describe 20 other places within a ten-minute radius but here you’ll be sharing bar space with an installation artist or a struggling songwriter. Btw, it’s pronounced Zhezzz, the word ‘jazz’ in Hungarian as if spoken with a mouthful of bumble bees.
Designed by Richmond Hospitality Design, Múzsa in the Gresham Palace is among the first prize winners in the 2021 Restaurant & Bar Design Awards, Hotel & European Bar category.
MÙZSA
Designed by Richmond Hospitality Design, Múzsa in the Gresham Palace is among the first prize winners in the 2021 Restaurant & Bar Design Awards, Hotel & European Bar category.
The once popular nightspot Mika Tivadar in the heart of the nightlife quarter has been transformed into a mystical jungle behind the dark curtains over the windows. In this Rousseau-like forest, you can chill out over great music and cocktails evoking the culture of native Latin America.
Mitico Budapest
The once popular nightspot Mika Tivadar in the heart of the nightlife quarter has been transformed into a mystical jungle behind the dark curtains over the windows. In this Rousseau-like forest, you can chill out over great music and cocktails evoking the culture of native Latin America.
Prohibition-era mob leader Jack "Legs" Diamond was the first one to call attractive women hotsy-totsy, and even gave his nightclub the same name. Since then, many cocktail bars have picked up on it, including this one in Budapest. This underground bar and barbershop takes inspiration from the New York of the ‘20s with copper, velvet and mirror surfaces, brave cocktails and the unbelievable fantasy of their bartender.
7 locals recommend
Hotsy Totsy - Bar & Barber
24 Síp u.Prohibition-era mob leader Jack "Legs" Diamond was the first one to call attractive women hotsy-totsy, and even gave his nightclub the same name. Since then, many cocktail bars have picked up on it, including this one in Budapest. This underground bar and barbershop takes inspiration from the New York of the ‘20s with copper, velvet and mirror surfaces, brave cocktails and the unbelievable fantasy of their bartender.
Ellátó Kert, located next to the always bustling Gozsdu Udvar, awaits you with a large open courtyard, an authentic ruin pub atmosphere, and a colorful selection of drinks.
35 locals recommend
ELLÁTÓház
52B Dob u.Ellátó Kert, located next to the always bustling Gozsdu Udvar, awaits you with a large open courtyard, an authentic ruin pub atmosphere, and a colorful selection of drinks.
Located on one of the main streets of downtown Budapest’s party district, housed inside a decrepit apartment building from the late 19th century, Klauzál utca’s Füge Udvar has been a key player in the local ruin bar scene since its inception in 2012. Being the cheapest ruin pub of the city, with a smoking yard centered around the eponymous fig tree, a ping pong table, an extensive drink menu and lot of yummy burgers, it’s the site of an unforgettable Friday night.
56 locals recommend
Füge Udvar
19 Klauzál u.Located on one of the main streets of downtown Budapest’s party district, housed inside a decrepit apartment building from the late 19th century, Klauzál utca’s Füge Udvar has been a key player in the local ruin bar scene since its inception in 2012. Being the cheapest ruin pub of the city, with a smoking yard centered around the eponymous fig tree, a ping pong table, an extensive drink menu and lot of yummy burgers, it’s the site of an unforgettable Friday night.
UdvarROM is a no-frills ruin pub similar to Füge Udvar a few metres away on Klauzál utca, its name announced in red-and-green neon as you turn the corner from Wesselényi utca. Drinks prices are nice and low, regulars gathered in the covered and open-air areas of the complex. DJs spin at weekends, with a busier agenda taking shape as the party quarter emerges from the pandemic
UdvarROM
UdvarROM is a no-frills ruin pub similar to Füge Udvar a few metres away on Klauzál utca, its name announced in red-and-green neon as you turn the corner from Wesselényi utca. Drinks prices are nice and low, regulars gathered in the covered and open-air areas of the complex. DJs spin at weekends, with a busier agenda taking shape as the party quarter emerges from the pandemic
A new trend in the every day life of Budapest is the mix of cultural services and gastronomy. At the beginning of Ráday utca, Púder bar-theatre puts this idea into practice, offering a good bar and an open cultural space: a place for music, fine arts, movement, studio theatre and literary events. World kitchen and authentic relish in the same time, in a peculiar, out-of-the-common interior, all this only 2 blocks away from the Hungarian National Museum at Calvin Square.
37 locals recommend
Púder Bárszínház
8 Ráday u.A new trend in the every day life of Budapest is the mix of cultural services and gastronomy. At the beginning of Ráday utca, Púder bar-theatre puts this idea into practice, offering a good bar and an open cultural space: a place for music, fine arts, movement, studio theatre and literary events. World kitchen and authentic relish in the same time, in a peculiar, out-of-the-common interior, all this only 2 blocks away from the Hungarian National Museum at Calvin Square.
Lámpás situated under 15 Dob utca, can easily grow on you if you like zizagging cellars, bohemian vibes and good beer. Known for its surreal ambience, it would be an offence to categorize Lámpás
simply as a pub. Concerts from rockabilly to jazz; tasty sandwiches from vegetarian to chicken; beers from the bar to the tables.
24 locals recommend
Lámpás Student Pub
15 Dob u.Lámpás situated under 15 Dob utca, can easily grow on you if you like zizagging cellars, bohemian vibes and good beer. Known for its surreal ambience, it would be an offence to categorize Lámpás
simply as a pub. Concerts from rockabilly to jazz; tasty sandwiches from vegetarian to chicken; beers from the bar to the tables.
Near Müpa, Budapest Park is open from late spring until early autumn as an open-air concert venue and cultural space. Their motto since 2012 has been 'Leave reality behind', encouraging people to live it up and go wild to local and foreign musicians or at the afterparties. You can do all this over a huge expanse of 11,000 square metres, and if you get there a bit earlier, you can also check out the park’s cultural features, a temporary exhibition or a theatre show. Right by the stage is a great place to party, but if you’d prefer to have a more private experience, you can also book a terrace upstairs or an exclusive Sky Box for your group.
115 locals recommend
Budapest Park
1 Soroksári útNear Müpa, Budapest Park is open from late spring until early autumn as an open-air concert venue and cultural space. Their motto since 2012 has been 'Leave reality behind', encouraging people to live it up and go wild to local and foreign musicians or at the afterparties. You can do all this over a huge expanse of 11,000 square metres, and if you get there a bit earlier, you can also check out the park’s cultural features, a temporary exhibition or a theatre show. Right by the stage is a great place to party, but if you’d prefer to have a more private experience, you can also book a terrace upstairs or an exclusive Sky Box for your group.
Akvárium Klub, the surrounding , and the adjacent Deák Square together constitute the largest and perhaps best-known meeting point of downtown Budapest. Thousands of youngsters gather here night after night to chill out in the park or on the steps of the club. Akvárium Klub is more than a simple bar: it is a culture center with a wide musical repertoire from mainstream to underground. There is always a good concert and a smashing exhibition, performance, or other event happening here, in a friendly scene, situated right in the city center. Furthermore, Volt-Lokál found inside brings the atmosphere of the best festivals to Budapest week by week.
379 locals recommend
Akvárium Klub
12 Erzsébet térAkvárium Klub, the surrounding , and the adjacent Deák Square together constitute the largest and perhaps best-known meeting point of downtown Budapest. Thousands of youngsters gather here night after night to chill out in the park or on the steps of the club. Akvárium Klub is more than a simple bar: it is a culture center with a wide musical repertoire from mainstream to underground. There is always a good concert and a smashing exhibition, performance, or other event happening here, in a friendly scene, situated right in the city center. Furthermore, Volt-Lokál found inside brings the atmosphere of the best festivals to Budapest week by week.
Arts & Culture
Really good coffee mixed with art projects (prints, gifts, fashion..)
59 locals recommend
Printa Design Shop
10 Rumbach Sebestyén u.Really good coffee mixed with art projects (prints, gifts, fashion..)
even if you arent attending a concert, it's worth peeking insinde to take a peek at the stained glass windows (made by Miksa Roth), the Zsolnay tiles, the crystal chandeliers and the shimmering mosaics and murals.
184 locals recommend
Zeneakadémia
8 Liszt Ferenc téreven if you arent attending a concert, it's worth peeking insinde to take a peek at the stained glass windows (made by Miksa Roth), the Zsolnay tiles, the crystal chandeliers and the shimmering mosaics and murals.
hungarian house of photography. the bookstore below offers variety of interesting publications and good magazines. don't miss it!
27 locals recommend
Mai Manó Gallery & Bookshop
20 Nagymező u.hungarian house of photography. the bookstore below offers variety of interesting publications and good magazines. don't miss it!
Kunsthalle Budapest
37 Dózsa György útgreat museum with contemporary art exhibitions.
contemporary art museum with bookshop and the Müpa Symphony Hall.
135 locals recommend
Ludwig Museum Budapest
1 Komor Marcell u.contemporary art museum with bookshop and the Müpa Symphony Hall.
It is something you must see during your stay in Budapest. Wonderfull concert hall with perfect acoustics.
262 locals recommend
Müpa Budapest
1 Komor Marcell u.It is something you must see during your stay in Budapest. Wonderfull concert hall with perfect acoustics.
The Opera House Hungarian State Opera – opened in 1884 – (Magyar Állami Operaház) is the masterpiece of Miklós Ybl, one of the greatest Hungarian architects of all time. The building is a splendid example of neo-Renaissance style, while its rich ornaments also show a few baroque elements. The auditorium can seat 1300 persons, and although the Hungarian State Opera is not the largest opera house, it has the 3rd best acoustics in Europe after the Scala in Milan and the Opera Garnier in Paris. Its best-known piece is The Nutcracker, which has enjoyed unfaltering popularity for years – despite being on show all December, it is almost impossible to get tickets for this Tchaikovsky ballet. There are two guided in the building every day, at 3pm and 4pm.
949 locals recommend
Hungarian State Opera
22 Andrássy útThe Opera House Hungarian State Opera – opened in 1884 – (Magyar Állami Operaház) is the masterpiece of Miklós Ybl, one of the greatest Hungarian architects of all time. The building is a splendid example of neo-Renaissance style, while its rich ornaments also show a few baroque elements. The auditorium can seat 1300 persons, and although the Hungarian State Opera is not the largest opera house, it has the 3rd best acoustics in Europe after the Scala in Milan and the Opera Garnier in Paris. Its best-known piece is The Nutcracker, which has enjoyed unfaltering popularity for years – despite being on show all December, it is almost impossible to get tickets for this Tchaikovsky ballet. There are two guided in the building every day, at 3pm and 4pm.
Szépművészeti Múzeum
41 Dózsa György útthere are special exhibitions!
Both a museum and a memorial, the House of Terror (Terror Háza) stands at Andrássy út 60, the very building where victims of the fascist Arrow Cross then the Communist Secret Police (ÁVH) were taken during and after World War II. This gripping permanent exhibition commemorates those who were detained, interrogated, tortured or killed within these walls. The accent is on the early 1950s and the hideous brutality that followed the 1956 Hungarian Uprising. As always, the banality of evil strikes hardest – you might catch a video interview with one of the guards who describes ripping up last letters to loved ones desperately scribbled by detainees. Though echoing a dark period of Hungarian history, the museum does give first-time visitors a better understanding of the country’s complex political background.
875 locals recommend
House of Terror Museum
60 Andrássy útBoth a museum and a memorial, the House of Terror (Terror Háza) stands at Andrássy út 60, the very building where victims of the fascist Arrow Cross then the Communist Secret Police (ÁVH) were taken during and after World War II. This gripping permanent exhibition commemorates those who were detained, interrogated, tortured or killed within these walls. The accent is on the early 1950s and the hideous brutality that followed the 1956 Hungarian Uprising. As always, the banality of evil strikes hardest – you might catch a video interview with one of the guards who describes ripping up last letters to loved ones desperately scribbled by detainees. Though echoing a dark period of Hungarian history, the museum does give first-time visitors a better understanding of the country’s complex political background.
The streets of District VII closest to the city centre have been home to the religious centres of Orthodox Jews since the 19th century. This includes Europe’s largest synagogue found on Dohány utca, and the synagogues on Rumbach Sebestyén utca and Kazinczy utca.
11 locals recommend
Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives
2 Dohány u.The streets of District VII closest to the city centre have been home to the religious centres of Orthodox Jews since the 19th century. This includes Europe’s largest synagogue found on Dohány utca, and the synagogues on Rumbach Sebestyén utca and Kazinczy utca.
Added to this, the mini collection of We Love Budapest is also available now at Rododendron. Fun fact: American action hero Chuck Norris recently received a Rododendron selection of gifts featuring works by contemporary Hungarian artists. Staff speak English and Spanish, and are happy to answer questions
11 locals recommend
Rododendron
22 Semmelweis u.Added to this, the mini collection of We Love Budapest is also available now at Rododendron. Fun fact: American action hero Chuck Norris recently received a Rododendron selection of gifts featuring works by contemporary Hungarian artists. Staff speak English and Spanish, and are happy to answer questions
The main downtown outlet of MONO is gallery, design shop, concept store and exhibition space in one. Although you can find clothing items, it primarily focuses on home décor, accessories and design elements. Around a hundred selected designers and artists are represented, whose works can be purchased there and then.
14 locals recommend
MONO art & design
12 Kossuth Lajos u.The main downtown outlet of MONO is gallery, design shop, concept store and exhibition space in one. Although you can find clothing items, it primarily focuses on home décor, accessories and design elements. Around a hundred selected designers and artists are represented, whose works can be purchased there and then.
Many are curious about the new museum in Városliget and luckily tickets are now available for their new permanent exhibition called Sound Dimensions. It follows the history of this form of art since the birth of music, especially folk. What makes it special is that in addition to visual stimuli, your ears now play a major role, for which you will receive separate headphones.
23 locals recommend
Magyar Zene Háza
3 Olof Palme sétányMany are curious about the new museum in Városliget and luckily tickets are now available for their new permanent exhibition called Sound Dimensions. It follows the history of this form of art since the birth of music, especially folk. What makes it special is that in addition to visual stimuli, your ears now play a major role, for which you will receive separate headphones.
The three major sections of the Budapest History Museum (Budapesti Történeti Múzeum) are found in different locations in the capital. The collections - Roman Antiquities, archaelogy (Aquincum Museum), Medieval (Castle Museum) and Modern Age, local history and fine art (Kiscelli Museum) were almost simultenaously created, but developed independent of each other. The centre of the Budapest History Museum is found in Building E of the Buda Castle, also known as the Castle Museum (Vármúzeum). If you wish to know more about the turbulent history of Budapest,visit the museum in Szent György tér, where you'll also find reconstructed parts of the Medieval royal palace and a few gothic sculptures.
42 locals recommend
Budapesti Történeti Múzeum
2 Szent György térThe three major sections of the Budapest History Museum (Budapesti Történeti Múzeum) are found in different locations in the capital. The collections - Roman Antiquities, archaelogy (Aquincum Museum), Medieval (Castle Museum) and Modern Age, local history and fine art (Kiscelli Museum) were almost simultenaously created, but developed independent of each other. The centre of the Budapest History Museum is found in Building E of the Buda Castle, also known as the Castle Museum (Vármúzeum). If you wish to know more about the turbulent history of Budapest,visit the museum in Szent György tér, where you'll also find reconstructed parts of the Medieval royal palace and a few gothic sculptures.
The Kiscelli Museum satisfies the curiosity of visitors interested in the Modern Age history and fine art of Budapest. It is found in the building of a former baroque monastery and church in wooded park of Óbuda. Its permanent local history exhibitions showcase pieces of antique furniture, trade signs, blueprints, silverware, and contemporary photos, while the temporary exhibitions usually focus on the history of photography, fashion and sports. At the temporary exhibitions of the Municipal Gallery, the body responsible for managing the fine art collection of the museum, outstanding paintings, sculptures and installations by modern and contemporary Hungarian artists are on display, while their temporary exhibitions in the unique exhibition space of the ruin church focus on the artists of today. The museum and its surroundigs are ideal excursion spots. There is a hiking trail across the woods adjacent to the building, and you can also find the Kiscelli Calvary Stations, the Golgota Sculpture, and the Szent Vér Chapel here.
15 locals recommend
Kiscelli Museum
108 Kiscelli u.The Kiscelli Museum satisfies the curiosity of visitors interested in the Modern Age history and fine art of Budapest. It is found in the building of a former baroque monastery and church in wooded park of Óbuda. Its permanent local history exhibitions showcase pieces of antique furniture, trade signs, blueprints, silverware, and contemporary photos, while the temporary exhibitions usually focus on the history of photography, fashion and sports. At the temporary exhibitions of the Municipal Gallery, the body responsible for managing the fine art collection of the museum, outstanding paintings, sculptures and installations by modern and contemporary Hungarian artists are on display, while their temporary exhibitions in the unique exhibition space of the ruin church focus on the artists of today. The museum and its surroundigs are ideal excursion spots. There is a hiking trail across the woods adjacent to the building, and you can also find the Kiscelli Calvary Stations, the Golgota Sculpture, and the Szent Vér Chapel here.
Sightseeing
After some niiice hiking, amazing view over the city. if you spend many days here you should go up to the lookout! it is as romantic as pretty woman played backwards. anyway this is the highest point of budapest (527 meters) as well. in clear weather you can see asfar as 8O km away.
69 locals recommend
Erzsébet kilátó Way
Erzsébet kilátó útAfter some niiice hiking, amazing view over the city. if you spend many days here you should go up to the lookout! it is as romantic as pretty woman played backwards. anyway this is the highest point of budapest (527 meters) as well. in clear weather you can see asfar as 8O km away.
Liberty statue with a lot of tourists. The view is astonishing though.
734 locals recommend
Citadella Folklór Étterem
1 Citadella stny.Liberty statue with a lot of tourists. The view is astonishing though.
One of the most popular excursion destinations in Budapest.There’s a tiny wooden booth at Normafa offering nostalgic strudels. Take a blanket and bottle of wine, and enjoy the view and the fresh air.
150 locals recommend
Normafa station
One of the most popular excursion destinations in Budapest.There’s a tiny wooden booth at Normafa offering nostalgic strudels. Take a blanket and bottle of wine, and enjoy the view and the fresh air.
József-hegyi kilátó
Józsefhegyi utcaNice hidden sightseeing spot with not that many people :)
Parks & Nature
beautiful scenic lookout on the top of the hill with species of plants from the Ice Age! :)
6 locals recommend
Sas-hegy Tanösvény és Kiállítás
24 Tájék u.beautiful scenic lookout on the top of the hill with species of plants from the Ice Age! :)
The Szemlő-hegyi Cave is Budapest's underground flower garden. The most beautiful and most typical parts of the cave can be observed during the guided tours on the 300 metre long tourist path. You can see walls covered with thick layers of mineral deposits that are unique in Europe: splendent, white crystals of gypsum, popcorn formations and calcite rafts. The comfortable and safe pavements and the modern electric lighting make the tour even more enjoyable. Thanks to the clean, dust and allergen-free air of the cave respiratory diseases have been successfully cured here. OPEN: every day except for Tuesday from 10am to 4pm.
27 locals recommend
Szemlő-hegyi-barlang
The Szemlő-hegyi Cave is Budapest's underground flower garden. The most beautiful and most typical parts of the cave can be observed during the guided tours on the 300 metre long tourist path. You can see walls covered with thick layers of mineral deposits that are unique in Europe: splendent, white crystals of gypsum, popcorn formations and calcite rafts. The comfortable and safe pavements and the modern electric lighting make the tour even more enjoyable. Thanks to the clean, dust and allergen-free air of the cave respiratory diseases have been successfully cured here. OPEN: every day except for Tuesday from 10am to 4pm.
amazing botanical garden of ELTE university. must visit, you can have picnic, relax, learn a lot about nature. and the palm house is amazing :)
48 locals recommend
The ELTE Botanical Gardens
25 Illés u.amazing botanical garden of ELTE university. must visit, you can have picnic, relax, learn a lot about nature. and the palm house is amazing :)
Quiet walkways, flower gardens, romantic ruins and century-old trees make up this popular recreation spot located in the heart of Budapest.
1640 locals recommend
Margaret Island
Quiet walkways, flower gardens, romantic ruins and century-old trees make up this popular recreation spot located in the heart of Budapest.
The main public park in town, Városliget (or City Park) was the central venue of the millennial celebrations of 1896. It may not be the largest park in Budapest (that title goes to Népliget), but it certainly is the most revered, family-, sport-, and pet-friendly. A massive redevelopment, the Liget project, has already seen the installation of a dog park, new sports courts and illuminated running track, with a House of Hungarian Music, the new Museum of Ethnography and the National Museum Research and Storage Centre to follow. These features will change the timeless character of this sprawling green zone, something that doesn’t sit well with all locals, and a protest camp has even been set up. Certain landmarks will remain in place, however, most notably the ornate Széchenyi Baths and, just over the road, the Budapest Zoo, incorporating features from the former Amusement Park that once stood alongside. Another major child-friendly attraction here is Budapest Circus, providing old-school entertainment. During the summer, you can row on the lake surrounding faux historic Vajdahunyad Castle, which houses the fusty Museum of Agriculture. Rowing, and skating, also take place on the larger watery expanse nearest Heroes’ Square – as the atmospheric City Park Ice Rink, it operates through the depths of winter, the busy Christmas period limited to season-ticket holders only. After skating, you can have a warming drink at the Városliget Café.
1163 locals recommend
City Park
The main public park in town, Városliget (or City Park) was the central venue of the millennial celebrations of 1896. It may not be the largest park in Budapest (that title goes to Népliget), but it certainly is the most revered, family-, sport-, and pet-friendly. A massive redevelopment, the Liget project, has already seen the installation of a dog park, new sports courts and illuminated running track, with a House of Hungarian Music, the new Museum of Ethnography and the National Museum Research and Storage Centre to follow. These features will change the timeless character of this sprawling green zone, something that doesn’t sit well with all locals, and a protest camp has even been set up. Certain landmarks will remain in place, however, most notably the ornate Széchenyi Baths and, just over the road, the Budapest Zoo, incorporating features from the former Amusement Park that once stood alongside. Another major child-friendly attraction here is Budapest Circus, providing old-school entertainment. During the summer, you can row on the lake surrounding faux historic Vajdahunyad Castle, which houses the fusty Museum of Agriculture. Rowing, and skating, also take place on the larger watery expanse nearest Heroes’ Square – as the atmospheric City Park Ice Rink, it operates through the depths of winter, the busy Christmas period limited to season-ticket holders only. After skating, you can have a warming drink at the Városliget Café.
Among the piles of stones, it is great pleasure to come by places like Feneketlen (“Bottomless”) Lake. It can be very relaxing to take a walk in the park, watch the ducks on the lake or lie on a blanket in the grass.
Budapest, Lake Feneketlen, 1114 Hungary
Among the piles of stones, it is great pleasure to come by places like Feneketlen (“Bottomless”) Lake. It can be very relaxing to take a walk in the park, watch the ducks on the lake or lie on a blanket in the grass.
The Millenáris, beside the Mammut mall in Buda, is a park and building complex with venues for exhibitions, plays, concerts and performances. You’ll also find the new National Dance Theatre, opened in February 2019. The whole location is actually the reconstructed site of the one-time Ganz Works factory complex, and you can still see parts of machinery that were used here. Around it are also a playground and cafés, ideal for hosting major events such as Chinese spring celebrations, Art Market Budapest and the International Book Festival.
114 locals recommend
Millenáris park
16-20 Kis Rókus u.The Millenáris, beside the Mammut mall in Buda, is a park and building complex with venues for exhibitions, plays, concerts and performances. You’ll also find the new National Dance Theatre, opened in February 2019. The whole location is actually the reconstructed site of the one-time Ganz Works factory complex, and you can still see parts of machinery that were used here. Around it are also a playground and cafés, ideal for hosting major events such as Chinese spring celebrations, Art Market Budapest and the International Book Festival.
Széllkapu park
Best mini park :)
Orczy Park is one of the largest public green spaces in the inner districts of Budapest.
34 locals recommend
Orczy Garden
1 Orczy útOrczy Park is one of the largest public green spaces in the inner districts of Budapest.
Gesztenyés-kert
Walking among the old chestnut trees is a great experience!
One of Budapest's most beautiful floral mini-parks is located 5 minutes' walk from the apartment.
15 locals recommend
Mechwart liget
47-49 Margit körútOne of Budapest's most beautiful floral mini-parks is located 5 minutes' walk from the apartment.
Part of the undulating Buda hills, Normafa is a popular hiking destination at all times of the year. There used to be an ancient beech tree on top of the incline, which – so legend has it – sprouted in the year of King Matthias’ birth in the 15th century. In 1850, a grandiose performance of Bellini’s opera Norma was held around the tree. From that time on, the area previously called Viharbükk (‘Storm Beech’) was renamed Normafa (‘Norma Tree’). Unfortunately the tree was struck by lightning and destroyed in 1927.
11 locals recommend
Normafa Park
105039 Jánoshegyi útPart of the undulating Buda hills, Normafa is a popular hiking destination at all times of the year. There used to be an ancient beech tree on top of the incline, which – so legend has it – sprouted in the year of King Matthias’ birth in the 15th century. In 1850, a grandiose performance of Bellini’s opera Norma was held around the tree. From that time on, the area previously called Viharbükk (‘Storm Beech’) was renamed Normafa (‘Norma Tree’). Unfortunately the tree was struck by lightning and destroyed in 1927.
Garden of Philosophy
best park!
Shopping
Hungarian designer clothing brand. The owner is Dóri Tomcsányi, who is a pretty famous fashion designer.
7 locals recommend
TheGardenStudio
18 Paulay Ede u.Hungarian designer clothing brand. The owner is Dóri Tomcsányi, who is a pretty famous fashion designer.
beautiful food market in town. you can find any ingredients for any Hungarian dish you might want to prepare.
1243 locals recommend
Central Market Hall
1-3 Vámház krt.beautiful food market in town. you can find any ingredients for any Hungarian dish you might want to prepare.
In Budapest, it has probably the largest selection of organic and protected origin goods. Lángos (deep fried flatbread, best with sour cream and grated cheese) is fantastic at Lángos Land if you feel the power. Cards are accepted at half of the places.
44 locals recommend
Fény utcai piac
In Budapest, it has probably the largest selection of organic and protected origin goods. Lángos (deep fried flatbread, best with sour cream and grated cheese) is fantastic at Lángos Land if you feel the power. Cards are accepted at half of the places.
Mammut
2-6 Lövőház u.A large shopping center is a 10 minute walk from the apartment
Pedestrianised Váci utca remains Budapest’s busiest shopping street, at least as far as the stretch between Vörösmarty tér and Ferenciek tere is concerned. Here, you’re deep in tourist central, hawkers attempting to attract passers-by to a restaurant table or to take a sightseeing bus. After Kossuth Lajos utca, a quieter section of Váci runs all the way to the Great Market Hall. The Danube is always close, easily reached by nipping down a number of side streets.
Budapest, Váci u, Hungary
Pedestrianised Váci utca remains Budapest’s busiest shopping street, at least as far as the stretch between Vörösmarty tér and Ferenciek tere is concerned. Here, you’re deep in tourist central, hawkers attempting to attract passers-by to a restaurant table or to take a sightseeing bus. After Kossuth Lajos utca, a quieter section of Váci runs all the way to the Great Market Hall. The Danube is always close, easily reached by nipping down a number of side streets.
Andrássy Avenue is the place to be when you’re looking for the world’s most recognisable fashion labels. It’s lined with trees and runs right through the middle of Budapest’s historic district. You can shop for high-end brands such as Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton and The North Face, among many others.
Budapest, Andrássy út, Hungary
Andrássy Avenue is the place to be when you’re looking for the world’s most recognisable fashion labels. It’s lined with trees and runs right through the middle of Budapest’s historic district. You can shop for high-end brands such as Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton and The North Face, among many others.
It is always welcome news when a new farmers’ market pops up in Budapest. In mid-March, friendly vendors from all over Hungary first set up their stalls in Czakó Kert – a laid-back hangout in Buda’s Tabán district – to proffer organic produce, quail eggs, mouthwatering meats, tasty cheeses, and countless other domestic specialties amid the rustic, rural, and friendly atmosphere of the garden of an old Hungarian peasant house.
Czakó Termelői Piacz
It is always welcome news when a new farmers’ market pops up in Budapest. In mid-March, friendly vendors from all over Hungary first set up their stalls in Czakó Kert – a laid-back hangout in Buda’s Tabán district – to proffer organic produce, quail eggs, mouthwatering meats, tasty cheeses, and countless other domestic specialties amid the rustic, rural, and friendly atmosphere of the garden of an old Hungarian peasant house.
Szimpla Sunday Farmers' Market
14 Kazinczy u.worth checking out :)
Entertainment & Activities
the biggest thermal bath complex in Budapest. stunning architecture + hot thermal waters even in outdoor pools so you can swim outside while snow is falling :)
1248 locals recommend
Széchenyi Thermal Bath
9-11 Állatkerti krt.the biggest thermal bath complex in Budapest. stunning architecture + hot thermal waters even in outdoor pools so you can swim outside while snow is falling :)
Mixes innovation with tradition - in addition to several heated pools, outdoor swimming pool, fun pool with hydromassage, amenities include a sauna world, a steam room, and a cozy chamber lined with Himalayan salt to improve respiration.
221 locals recommend
Lukacs Baths
25-29 Frankel Leó útMixes innovation with tradition - in addition to several heated pools, outdoor swimming pool, fun pool with hydromassage, amenities include a sauna world, a steam room, and a cozy chamber lined with Himalayan salt to improve respiration.
great little turkish bath good if you want a relaxing and calm time. it is popular in weekends.
110 locals recommend
Irgalmasok Veli Bej Bath
7 Árpád fejedelem útjagreat little turkish bath good if you want a relaxing and calm time. it is popular in weekends.
Rudas Bath is probably the most popular medieval turkish bath in budapest. the bath has a special very late night opening hours every Friday and Saturday (the baths reopen from 10 pm to 4 am, both nights). Also, Rudas is the only thermal bath in Budapest, which has men only and women only days on weekdays, when aprons are worn by many guests instead of traditional swimwear.
79 locals recommend
Rudas Gyógyfürdő
Rudas Bath is probably the most popular medieval turkish bath in budapest. the bath has a special very late night opening hours every Friday and Saturday (the baths reopen from 10 pm to 4 am, both nights). Also, Rudas is the only thermal bath in Budapest, which has men only and women only days on weekdays, when aprons are worn by many guests instead of traditional swimwear.
Gellert Bath is the most famous Art Nouveau thermal baths in Budapest. There are 10 pools of various sizes and temperatures. Besides the outdoor wave pool, which is a big hit in summer months, there are several geothermal pools open to both men and women. you can enjoy the saunas, the sun bathing terrace looking at the Gellert Hill, and relax by the geothermal pools with some beer, wine, champagne.
897 locals recommend
Gellért Thermal Bath
4 Kelenhegyi útGellert Bath is the most famous Art Nouveau thermal baths in Budapest. There are 10 pools of various sizes and temperatures. Besides the outdoor wave pool, which is a big hit in summer months, there are several geothermal pools open to both men and women. you can enjoy the saunas, the sun bathing terrace looking at the Gellert Hill, and relax by the geothermal pools with some beer, wine, champagne.
Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden
6-12 Állatkerti krt.life story