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Budapest has a variety of vibrant free programmes available in August, choose your favourite!

From August 1, 2025, Budapest’s two most iconic thermal spas—the Széchenyi and Rudas Baths—will prohibit entry to all children under the age of 14, unless attending on medical prescription.

Eau de Tihany's latest perfume, Tihanyi Visszhang is going to be the official fragrance of the 200th Anna Ball, one of the oldest and most prominent social events in Hungary. You can try Tihanyi Visszhang in Budapest, as well, let us tell you the details.

A discounted night ticket has been introduced for this year's Sziget Festival, which allows you to attend programs held at renewed and new locations.

From music and dance events to gastronomy and family programmes, Budapest has it all — and it's all free! Let's take a look at what the city has to offer in the middle of summer.

Zendaya is back in town! Let us show you where you might have the biggest chance to bump into her in Budapest.

The Budapest Jazz Club (BJC) will be welcoming audiences over the summer months with almost fifty programmes, featuring well-known Hungarian jazz performers and a foreign star.

You can take several nostalgia trips in July. All you need is a bus or tram ticket and some information, which we can provide.

From July, there will be a bath in Budapest every day of the week that will stay open until 10 pm in the summer heat.

The painting by György Raab dates from 1867 and was purchased alongside two other works of art at an auction in Vienna on 12 June.

July is set to be a hot month in Budapest, but luckily there are ways to find relief during the dog days. We've compiled a list of the best free programmes to help you stay cool during the first part of July.

There will be evening film screenings at the Széchenyi Bath, and from the beginning of July, the capital's baths will be open until 10 p.m. every day.