Short news | Celebrate Earth Hour and World Water Day Together in BudapestMarch 22, 2025, marks a rare and meaningful convergence of two globally significant events: Earth Hour and World Water Day. This unique alignment...
Short news | Budapest’s Latest Mobi-points: The City’s Solution for Bikes and ScootersVisitors strolling through Budapest’s charming streets may have noticed distinctive green-marked parking areas labeled “Mobi-pont.”...
Short news | Budapest: A Gateway to New Horizons for Global TravelersBudapest, a city renowned for its architectural grandeur and rich cultural history, is now expanding its horizons as a major hub for international...
Short news | Budapest’s FŐKERT Celebrates 158 Years and Prepares for SpringHappy birthday, FŐKERT! Today, Budapest’s beloved gardening and landscaping authority celebrates 158 years of keeping the city green, gorgeous,...
Short news | Budapest’s Iconic Széchenyi Baths Undergoing Major Renovation: A New Chapter for Europe’s Largest Thermal SpaBudapest is renowned worldwide for its historic thermal baths, and among these, the Széchenyi Baths stand out as one of the city’s most...
Short news | Budapest’s Parliament Updates Security for Hungary’s Priceless Crown JewelsVisitors to Budapest often find themselves captivated by the majestic sight of the Hungarian Parliament Building, a masterpiece of architecture...
Short news | A Surprise Visit from Daniel Brühl: Budapest’s Uránia Cinema Welcomes a Hollywood StarIf you’ve ever spent time in Budapest, you know the city is full of surprises. You might stumble upon hidden cafés, secret courtyards,...
Short news | Hungary’s New Accommodation Rating System: What Tourists Need to KnowWhen planning a trip, choosing the right place to stay is often one of the most important decisions travelers face. In Hungary, finding quality...
Short news | Budapest’s Best Coffee Spots: Your Ultimate Guide to the City’s Caffeine SceneBudapest is renowned for its stunning architecture, rich history, and thermal baths. But there’s another gem that’s been quietly...
Short news | Discover Ida Bistro and VarjúVár: Budapest’s Newest Culinary Gems at Várkert BazárBudapest’s vibrant culinary scene continues to flourish, and the city’s iconic Várkert Bazár has recently welcomed two exciting...
Short news | Exploring Budapest Solo: Why Hungary’s Capital is Perfect for Women Traveling AloneTraveling solo as a woman can be an empowering and enriching experience, offering the freedom to explore at one’s own pace and discover...
Short news | Budapest Zoo Closes Petting Area Amid Foot-and-Mouth Disease ConcernsVisitors to Budapest planning a trip to the city’s popular attractions should be aware of recent developments affecting one of the capital’s...
Short news | Opening Hours in Budapest on March 15thEvery year, Budapest celebrates the March 15th national holiday, commemorating the 1848 Revolution against Habsburg rule. This significant event...
Short news | Drought or Delight? Budapest’s Hunger Rock Emerges for a Spring SurpriseAh, Budapest! The Pearl of the Danube, where goulash flows like wine and thermal baths are hotter than a summer romance. But hold onto your paprika,...
Short news | Traffic Changes in Budapest Make The City More Pedestrian-friendlyBudapest continues to prioritize road safety through targeted speed limit reductions, particularly in high-traffic areas frequented by tourists...
