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Adam Clark’s Lost Drawings: Budapest’s Chain Bridge Secrets Unveiled

Budapest’s world-famous Chain Bridge has long stood as a symbol of connection—between Buda and Pest, past and present. Yet, in autumn 2025,...

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Protecting Ancient Giants on Margaret Island: Budapest’s Historic Plane Trees Get Special Care

When you stroll through Margaret Island, Budapest’s beloved green oasis in the Danube, you might notice protective fencing around two majestic...

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Riding Through History: Budapest’s Iconic Tram Line 2 Celebrates 125 Years

When you board the yellow tram gliding along Budapest’s Danube embankment, you’re stepping onto more than just public transportation....

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Budapest’s Revolutionary Spirit: How the City Made History in October 1956

When you walk through Budapest’s streets today, past the grand buildings along the Danube and through bustling squares filled with cafés...

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Step Into the Future: Central Europe’s First LED Cinema Opens in Budapest

Budapest has just added another groundbreaking attraction to its cultural repertoire, and this one promises to revolutionize how you experience...

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Budapest’s Flood Defense Teams Practice for Future Emergencies

If you happened to pass by the Tungsram Beach in Újpest or the Naplás Lake area on October 14, 2025, you might have witnessed something unusual:...

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Budapest’s 2025 Participatory Budget: How Residents Voted to Make Their City Greener and More Livable

Budapest residents just made their voices heard in a record-breaking display of civic engagement. The city’s 2025 participatory budget...

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Budapest’s District VII Gets Greener: New Pedestrian Zones Transform Inner-Erzsébetváros

Budapest’s vibrant District VII, known locally as Erzsébetváros, is undergoing a significant transformation that’s making the neighborhood...

The Rolling Nobel Celebration: NobelMobil 2025 Brings Krasznahorkai László’s Literary Triumph to Budapest Streets

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Hungarian Writer László Krasznahorkai Wins the Nobel Prize in Literature

The Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature to László Krasznahorkai, a Kossuth Prize-winning Hungarian writer,...

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Hidden Autumn Sanctuaries Near Budapest: Where Silence Becomes a Gift

When the rhythm of everyday life starts to muffle your thoughts and the city’s hum feels heavier than inspiring, it’s time to step away from...

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Margaret Thatcher and Budapest: The Iron Lady’s Historic Visit and Lasting Tribute

Budapest is a city charged with history, where every corner tells a story of resilience, hope, and transformation. Among its many legendary moments,...

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A New Era for Meeting in Budapest: The Blaha Lujza Square “Date-point” Is Here

Blaha Lujza Square: Dating, Decoded If you’ve ever wandered around Budapest’s bustling Blaha Lujza Square, you know the struggle: where exactly...

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Inktober Budapest Inspiration: The Legendary Holy Crown

If October finds you wandering Budapest with a sketchbook, searching for the perfect “crown” muse for Inktober, your quest leads straight...

Inktober Budapest Inspiration: The Mustache Statue That Looks Like Woody Harrelson

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Inktober Budapest Inspiration: The Statue with the Mustache That Looks Like Woody Harrelson

If you’re in Budapest this October with sketchbook in hand, ready to tackle the Inktober prompt “mustache,” then you’re in luck. Forget...

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Budapest’s Crown Jewel: ELTE University Library Wins Title of Most Beautiful University Library

Hidden in plain sight on Budapest’s bustling Ferenciek Square stands a magnificent yellow palace that foreign visitors often walk past...

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