In the Festive Season, Santa Claus Bus Also Takes You from Budapest to Gödöllő
On Saturday, the first nostalgic Santa Claus bus departed from Budapest to Gödöllő. This is an unmissable festive season adventure, especially with children.
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On Saturday, the first nostalgic Santa Claus bus departed from Budapest to Gödöllő. This is an unmissable festive season adventure, especially with children.
The tiger cub recently arrived at the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden, and over the weekend they shared a few photos of him.
Parov Stelar, one of the most well-known figures in modern electronic music, will give a concert again in Budapest Park on September 26, 2026.
Moby will perform in Hungary again next year after a fifteen-year break. The defining figure of electronic music and contemporary culture will give a concert at Budapest Park on August 1, 2026.
Papa Roach will perform in Budapest again next year. The world-famous American rock band, which has been around for more than three decades, will perform at Budapest Park on June 9, 2026.
As a symbol of the festive candle lighting, Hungary's Christmas tree was lit on Kossuth Square on Sunday.
In 2025, in addition to the traditional Light tram and the Santa Claus Trolley, five different trams, a cogwheel resplendent in festive lights and the Santa Claus Bus will also be operating.
More and more school streets may be established in Budapest in the future to make the area around institutions safer and more livable. In addition, further developments in the existing 17th district will also help create a child-friendly environment.
Marilyn Manson is set to perform in Budapest next July. The American rock star, known for his provocative and scandalous productions, and his band will perform in Budapest Park on July 22, 2026.
Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox will embark on a world tour in 2026 under the title The Future is Vintage! – the New York band announced. Good news for fans: they will be coming to Budapest in Central Europe on June 10th, to the Margitsziget Theatre.
If you need forints quickly, this may be the easiest way to exchange currency in downtown Budapest.
The digital developments of the Museum of Ethnography were recently awarded among the best digital projects in the world.