Traditional Hungarian restaurant,dishes,wine,decorations,old building, conservationist interior with a tint of nostalgia for the 18th/19th century,classic fish soup,stuffed cabbage,Hortobágy pancakes Read more.
historic building and classic cuisine, flowery garden during summer months, wide range of Hungarian delicacies: slow-cooked goose liver, paprika-chicken, classic walnut crépe à la Gundel Read more.
Castle District,family-owned restaurant,interpretations of regional meals from the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy era, dishes utilize super-fresh ingredients produced by local farms,seasonal specialties Read more.
long standing and traditional restaurant&furniture, old farm house recalls the milieu of 16-17th century rural life, huge terrace, traditional Hungarian&international cuisine,season's specials Read more.
gigantic servings, supreme Hungarian hospitality, this place is definitely evocative of an old rural inn (“csárda” in Hungarian),wooden tables,regular live music.The kitchen’s speciality: pork dishes
Housed in an old mansion,bourgeois interior,friendly atmosphere,spacious garden,barbecued specialties roasted, delicious duck liver served cold with red-onion jam or venison stew cooked in red wine. Read more.
Shocking exhibition,displays the era’s darkest aspects,commemorates the victims of the fascist&communist regimes,portrays the country’s relationship w Nazi Germany&USSR during the years of occupation Read more.
Buda Castle, "E" building, permanent exhibition of life in the city from 1945 to 1989 Read more.
powerful reminders dictatorship, stunning historical collection, removed statues&monuments from the streets of Budapest are displayed. “Stalin’s Tribune” recalls the mythical longing for freedom Read more.
Controversial obelisk bearing the Soviet hammer&sickle symbol, after the systems change, there were speculations to tear the monument down, but it stayed as a memento of the war and the communist era Read more.
Just steps away from Blaha Square, Antik-Bazár features a colorful hodgepodge of comrade-worthy collectibles like discontinued currency, propaganda posters, and military regalia of the communist era
shelter for Buda-side intellectuals, strong since the 1960s, maintained both the same atmosphere and the same interior design ever since. breakfast is irresistibly great,you can order it all day Read more.
It doubles as a museum of Hungarian curios from the 1960s-’70s, Soviet-made appliances to tin toys, photographs, various objects, works of art, several still functioning radio sets Read more.
Next to the Opera House, a pedestrianized lane features a cross-section of locals, numerous colorful hangouts, longstanding cafés and bars, new places like Drop Restaurant, Balettcipő or Chagall Café
Ráday Street rises&shines w numerous pubs,restaurants like the Michelin-starred Costes;Vörös Postakocsi w traditional hungarian cuisine,Púder,a cultural hub or Rombusz w open-air festival atmosphere
Pleasant outdoor hangout, easygoing intellectual crowd, charming courtyard, Garzonkert has delicious nibbles and regular cultural programs.Darshan’s rooftop terrace offers serene Oriental environment.
Recently revamped, well-maintained streets featuring many eateries and pubs, live music, SonkaArcok:delightful ham selection, Goodbar Goodburger:juicy duck burger, Café Alibi: delicious breakfasts
Hidden in Buda,lively&vivid pedestrianized lane,pleasant openair space,trendy cafés,restaurantsconfectioneries.Try hungarian wines from SzalonSpicc or order a crispy Italian-style pizza from Bocelli.
It targets people arriving from work and craving a cold wine spritzer, and those who'd prefer lighter entertainment than downtown’s techno parties.They offer acoustic-music evenings and splendid view. Read more.
cca. 35-seat beer garden with mysterious lighting & great hiding places (excellent for a first date). Time seems to slow down, refreshingly tranquil meeting point at Dob Street. Read more.
The romantic vibe and the breathtaking vista of the Buda side made Danube Bank a wine-sipping go-to spot. For chatting away a hot summer night use the Pest side. Read more.
Think outside the box and board a boat cruising on the Danube. Beautiful cityscape from a new point of view, and if you add some wine it becomes ideal choice for a romantic date. Read more.
Right under the Castle Hill, recently renovated street, has a splendid view, restaurants, a new cultural site (Várkert Bazár) with green area, benches, exhibitions & concerts Read more.
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! Also has Sat night pool parties.
Like the kitchen of a dollhouse. Revamped classics like cheesecake, chocolate cake, macarons, cake pops and pies topped w fruit. Award-winning walnut cakes + gluten, sugar, and lactose free options.
Like Willy Wonka's factory but without Johnny Depp. Selection so unbelievably great. Mini-hamburger cookies and their own mille-feuille. Cakes, sweets, biscuits, ice-cream and so much more!
New-wave French sweets and rethought Hungarian favorites. Be brave try a nutty-caramel or strawberry-and-cactus cream creation.
Antique furniture & surreal atmosphere. Cakes, pies, and even fruit tarts. Work with seasonal fruits - lately they have so many red-fruit-sweets, it looks like a strawberry field exploded here.
Its tranquil environment makes it an attractive destination for excursions in the 16th District. Swimming is not allowed! From an ecological point of view, Naplás-tó is one of the most precious areas. Read more.
One of the first public parks of the world, Városliget was the central venue of the millenial celebrations of 1896. Contrary to legends, it is not the largest park in Budapest. Read more.
The surrounding greenery makes it quite attractive for fans of picnics as well as families in general.The place is excellent for cooking on a campfire. Fishing is only allowed with a valid day ticket.
The place is perfect for recreation and there is absolutely no constraint on fishing. There is also a patio area to relax in plus horse stables by the fishing park.
The one acre lake is 7 to 8 metres deep at its deepest point, and it's even about 1.5 to 3 metres deep near the shore as well.It's perfect for summer relaxation as long as you don't scare the fish off
The 5600m2 lake was created in the 1980s in the historical part of Pesthidegkút and the surrounding woods of about the same size are both preferred venues for cultural events and open-air programs.
The oldest thermal bath in Budapest built during the Ottoman occupation. State-of-the-art Rudas has been operating since 1520, and is mostly for men - women are only welcome on Tuesdays.
Mixes innovation with tradition - in addition to several heated pools, amenities include a newly built "sauna world", a steam room, and a cozy chamber lined with Himalayan salt to improve respiration.
An Art Nouveau masterpiece: stained-glass windows, colorful mosaics, and elegant statues. Better for people of older age-group, although all ages will enjoy the building. Try a hot-stone massage here.
The hot wine comes only in red, but it can be flavoured with all of the syrups that go into the lemonades, for example strawberry.
They have a secret recipe for making the mulled wine here… but one thing is pretty much clear from the first sip: they use real wine here to make their hot drinks.
Making its debut this year, KIOSK Jégkorszak is reminiscent of an elegant big city ice rinks, an effect further enhanced by the beautiful carousel and the winter tunes playing from the loudspeakers.
This regular hangout of many locals in the inner city does a really good mulled wine. It’s a good option for a cold night if you’re milling around Madách Square or Gozsdu Udvar
Unfortunately we have to say that mulled wine is not their strong point. They use white wine and add clove, cinnamon, blood orange concentrate and a dash of rum. Read more.
Housed in Kempinski, ÉS Bisztró not only prompts "everyday folk" to walk into the luxury hotel, but it has also produced one of the most memorable mulled wines in the city this winter
The biggest nighttime attraction aboard this permanently docked pleasure ship is the cavernous concert hall inside the hull, but the rooftop terrace and bow deck also welcome guests with open-air bars
Amid an eclectic complex of building ruins, visitors will find fun attractions for all ages here – from an outdoor playground for children to an indoor dance floor for adults to laser tag for everyone
As one of Budapest’s premier places for rocking out to live music, this lively venue features stages inside and alfresco; the open-air tables are also a fine place to spend evenings.
After debuting, this laid-back destination for healthy dining and heavy drinking is extremely popular – the main courtyard is always covered, while the back garden is open to the skies in summertime.
The highest publicly accessible rooftop in BP. There's a beautiful view including the Basilica. Reasonably priced cocktails & outstanding Hungarian wine list. Sunday brunches and live concerts.
The famous university bar, Könyvtár Klub moves out to the open for every summer providing one of the best drinking spots in the city with cheap drinks, pizza, and lots of students full of energy.
If you don't feel like being one of the cheap-wine-drinking teenagers at Erzsébet tér, but want to be a part of the buzz, Fröccsterasz should be your summer base. Good wine, good people, good time.
An urban jungle full of plants and crazy foreigners. This laid-back place is also a party hostel. Despite the chilled vibe, it is a regular scene of wild all-nighters where anything can happen.
The Hold Street Market was recently renovated and renamed the Downtown Market. The market's goal is to bring local residents and sellers of locally made produce closer together.
In the middle section you'll find stands that have fresh herbs: horseradish leaves, lemon balm, tarragon, mint sage, coriander, and so on. The best lángos is around the middle section as well.
This place is a favourite for tourists, old ladies pulling their shopping carts, young housewives, students and even professional chefs. The selection is simply huge!
The ice rink at Marczibányi Sportcentrum is suitable for both skating and ice hockey. The prices are the same as last year, and the rink can be booked for family gatherings or sports events as well.
One of the largest Christmas fairs in Budapest also has a 200m2 ice rink, open to children. The little ones can also participate in free skating lessons under the festive lights.
The biggest party place in Budapest open from May until late September. The main aim while scheming up Park was to create a permanent festival venue of the highest quality.
A historic interior with paintings, chandeliers, and wooden furniture-masterpieces. Centrál is one of the best in the business, and has a tasty selection of cakes, pastries, and Hungarian cuisine.
Ruszwurm, established in 1827, has seen it all. The interior recalls the vibe of a 1920s living room, while cakes and pastries remind you that going on a diet is unhealthy for your soul.
.The Auguszt family has been mesmerizing the sweeth-toothed with cakes and ice creams since 1870, so they might know a thing or two about flavors.
Neo-renaissance complex built in 1800s, designed by Miklós Ybl. Under renovation with cultural space, exhibition area, flower garden, park and catering facilities. Escalator will lead to Buda Castle. Read more.
A 30-hectare nature reserve that is basically a living museum on top of the hill with species of plants that remained here since the Ice Age; some peculiar geological formations.
A botanical garden housing a wide variety of plant species. A great opportunity to relax amid nature.
One of BP's oldest and most beautiful water parks, peppered w ancient trees and tiered into the hillside. Pools incl 33m lap pool. Infra-sauna. Pools 22°C. Dogs banned. Soccer field. Fitness machines.
A tranquil gem off the bustling Kiraly St. Good coffee, pastries, toasted panini. A garden setting with a Spanish flare. Enter through florist and gift store.
You'll think you're in a romantic French film. The bookstore has thousands of foreign-language books and the sun-drenched courtyard is beautiful. Chirping birds, delicious latte, organic tea!
Finest roes, their borscht is really good as is their kvass (non-alcoholic cereal drink fermented from bread). Three course bistro menu at reasonable price.
János Hill has the highest spot in Budapest, Elizabeth Lookout Tower, and it’s also a great scene for some hiking. The best way to approach the hill is by Libegő, a floating-chair-like contraption.
