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After hearing legends about Neverland Bar and Restaurant and their pizzas, it was time to test the experience ourselves: is the best Neapolitan pizza in Budapest really available here?
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.
Join music fans again at one of Europe's defining world music showcase festivals in April: Budapest Ritmo is just around the corner.
The Virág Judit Gallery is home to the world's most expensive Art Nouveau Zsolnay ceramics. You can view the sensational exhibition for free. Read on for more information.
TimeOut has compiled a list of the world’s most beautiful bridges, with Budapest’s Széchenyi Chain Bridge achieving a pretty good ranking.
A unique, temporary exhibition on the history of coffee awaits you on Kazinczy Street. Enjoy coffee-scented programmes, a new-wave café, surprise guests, concerts, workshops, regular guided tours, and museum education sessions.
Save the date, as JazzFest Budapest is set to feature performances by world-renowned artists: Al Di Meola, Pat Metheny, Marcus Miller and Charles Lloyd will also be performing.
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.
Three years of hard work brought the capital's golden age back into motion in a special, hybrid format album called Budapest Filmbox.
Spring is in the air in Budapest, and so are amazing free events. From concerts and design fairs to immersive exhibitions, here’s how to enjoy the city this March without spending a single forint.
An open-air panel exhibition presenting the history of Gellért Hill and the renewed Citadel has opened on the ramp leading to the Gloriette of the Castle Garden Bazaar, entitled From Oppression to Freedom - The History of the Gellért Hill Citadel.
