You won't even recognize some parts of the city!
Perdo Pascal was photographed for Entertainment Weekly at the Gellért Hotel.
You would never guess what it is or where it is.
If yes, let us recommend you an interesting photo exhibition, The Legends of the Buda Castle at the Várkert Bazár.
Hungarian websites have already written about Nicolas Cage filming in Budapest but he is not the only world-famous celebrity spending some time in our capital nowadays.
A new fire truck museum has opened in Újpest, where we can see real historical specialties, e.g. red painted fire chariots and a steam syringe. Little "flame knights" can even try out the old fire trucks!
Corn dog is here to make people falling in love with it.
Newest addition to the eco-friendly shops in the city, næked is not only a package-free store but also a community place – it is absolutely worth visiting.
He is here for some additional shooting for the upcoming movie Dune, so chances of bumping into him in the city are quite good now.
If you came specially for the national holiday but all programs are cancelled, visit one of these beautiful places instead.
During summer, one always looks for something a little different than in winter, fall, or spring. Enjoy the sunshine, the warmth, the nature. The same considerations also play a huge role when choosing a place to drink in the evening. Here is our completely subjective top 5 list of the best summer places.
The downtown is an interesting place, we all know that, but lately, it is made even more interesting by the Big Fish – let us tell you shortly about this installation.
We know where you can go for some refreshment this summer.
Great news for all of us who like having a nice drink in a nice bar at the end of the day: the best rooftop bars in Budapest are open again after the lockdown – let’s check out where to go for the best view and one (or more) drinks.
Some of the beaches and lidos reopened for the last weekend of May, for the Children’s Day but some historic and popular baths still remain closed.
