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On Saturday, March 28, the renewed Citadel on Budapest’s Gellért Hill will open to the public. The building complex awaits visitors with a free-to-visit internal public park, observation terraces and new services.
Just tap your card and start your journey: the installation of new ticket validators required for the expansion of the Pay&GO bank card payment pilot system begins on the Budapest metro network.
TimeOut has compiled a list of the world’s most beautiful bridges, with Budapest’s Széchenyi Chain Bridge achieving a pretty good ranking.
A park, an observation deck and an exhibition await you at the Citadel, the website of which is already available. This is what we know so far about Budapest's renewed iconic location and its reopening.
The foundation stone for Budapest Airport's new terminal complex has been laid. The €1 billion investment is a significant milestone: the goal is to transform the existing facility and build a new-generation airport in Budapest.
The legendary Duran Duran will perform on the stage of the Papp László Budapest Sports Arena on June 28, 2026, at 8:00 PM.
LP will be giving another concert in Hungary this summer. The world-famous American singer-songwriter will perform at Budapest Park on July 7.
On a new list, designed for producers, scouts and creative professionals planning their next shoot, Budapest came in to an impressive third place in Europe, behind London and Berlin.
The HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network is organising an all-day conference called Space Summit 2026 on 10 February, with the aim of strengthening Hungary's visible presence in the global space sector in the long term.
Sziget Festival has previously revealed dozens of artists from the August lineup, including Twenty One Pilots, Florence + The Machine, SOMBR and Lewis Capaldi. But now let's see the new names!
Locally breaded chicken and homemade sauces await you at Blaha Chicken Tenders. And if you happen to be in the right place at the right time, you can also get a free meal. Yes, you read it correctly.
Rise Against will give its eighth concert in Hungary on July 1. The Chicago punk-rock band will present its latest album in Budapest Park, organizer Live Nation announced on Tuesday.
