A great shop for fashion lovers! Clothing by the renowned hungarian designer Dori Tomcsanyi, along with Kele Clothing, and Woodwood. Find YKRA and Sanqvist backpacks and accessories.
Dive into the worn-down treasury of Ecseri Market, and bargain on dentures, paintings, sculptures, souvenirs from the Goulash Communist-era, and creepy toys.
The House of Terror, located near Oktogon, on Andrássy Avenue, contains exhibits realted to the fascist and communist regimes of the 20th century while also commemorating the victims of said regimes.
Favorite clothing shop in Budapest. Esthetics, materials, design and spirit. LOVE
A feel-good feminin multibrand store in the heart of Budapest. We are local designers and we are happy to help to find your next best favourite designer item. Take a piece of Budapest home with you 😉
You can buy prints on paper, tshirt etc, see some contemporary art and drink good coffee! All in one!
Biggest synagogue in Europe, really amazing on the inside. It has a Jewish Museum and a Memorial to the Victims of the Nazi and Soviet dictatorships. You can have a guided tour. It's worth a visit.
Mega-like! Great selection of Hungarian specialties, good prices, fantastic architecture, breathtaking views, awesome exhibitions and programs, wow, just wow. Balna, I'm in love.
A park on the Danube bank between the Bálna (whale) building and Petőfi Bridge. Breathtaking panorama of Gellért Hill. The plan for coming renovation indicates it'll be a cool spot to hang out. Read more.
Several dozens of pinball machines from different years, from 70s to 00s plus some other great retro arcade games including Packman. Definitely worth visiting, and be careful, time here flies so fast!
Far from the center, small museum but low ticket (800ft) with breathtaking paintings from late Vasarely
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
Very nice but it's like a maze. There are no clear signs. It is easy to get lost. Not proper for kids. Employees are not helpful at all, even if you speak hungarian.
This beautiful outdoor bath is the largest thermal bath in Europe. It's a must in summer and winter!
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.
Ludwig Museum displays trendsetting masterpieces of contemporary art in a spacious, sunlit interior pillared by marble and glass.
Pretty good selection of vintage jeans. There are no vintage tees tho, only newly printed band ones. It is just a bit too costly but if you’re lucky it’s worth it.
At Telep, the cream of the Budapest underground culture meets: artists, musicians, longboarders, bikers, designers etc. Besides chilled out atmosphere they have a great selection of fingerfoods. Read more.
High-end skincare with prices to match. Quality facials are a decent value as they apply the service fee to product purchases (must book this deal in advance). Worth a visit for spa enthusiasts!
Read the story from wikipedia and go there. Very nice place and near to the Parliament building.
Tisza Shoes, a renowned Hungarian brand which had its heydays during the 1970s, was given new life in 2003, and has risen to the top once again thanks to its revamped retro design.
Enjoy sightseeing but have a drink or lunch somewhere else - as everything is unreasonably expensive inside and around the castle area.
The complex showcases statues of key Hungarian figures. Nearby: City Park, a lake where you can ice skate in winter, Vajdahunyad Castle, Széchenyi Bath, Gundel restaurant and Budapest Zoo.
Day or night, the Chain Bridge is one of Hungary's most recognizable landmarks. Four stone-carved lions guard both Chain Bridge entrances.
Always home to some good art/indie films, including some good Hungarian ones subtitled in English. It's close to everything so you can go enjoy your film and walk to a nice restaurant/cafe afterwards.
The former bus terminal in Erzsébet Square underwent a lucky transformation, now there are exciting exhibitions and interesting initiatives, so checking in on the place is highly recommended. Read more.
You can go inside only with guided tour groups. Book online and bring ids or passports. Waiting in the queue to book a tour is a waste of time. Tours last ~ 30'.
You can pay to go to the top level or stay on the ground level for free! While looking at the cafe go to the left. There is a small opening where you can get to a ledge to overlook the city for free!
It's a breathtaking view from the top of the Gellert Hill! The Unesco thinks the same and listed the view of Budapest in its World Heritage Sites.
One of the best things to do in Buda! Is a must to try it, the view is incredible!
Budapest's Central park. A green island surrounded by the Danube in the middle of the city. Fantastic!!
Super nice and welcoming service, possibly the best source to get handcrafted frames in town. Highly recommended if you're willing to pay ~500USD for a quality frame.
