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From giant billboards to advertising mesh covering buildings, many forms of outdoor advertising could disappear from Budapest under a major new cityscape initiative.

Visitors heading to Budapest’s City Park -right behind Heroes' Square- in the coming years can expect to see more green space and fewer fenced-off areas, following a recent decision that will reshape the future of one of the capital’s most popular parks.

This year’s Night of Museums comes just months after the Citadella reopened to visitors following a major multi-year restoration project. This Saturday will be the perfect opportunity to experience the renewed Citadella.

Budapest's Metro Line 2 will be partially closed this weekend due to a film production reportedly starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone, creating significant travel disruptions at the same time as one of the city's busiest annual cultural events

“Budapest Tales,” a new underground exhibition showcases ten memorable chapters from Budapest’s rich transport heritage.

Ride century-old trams, iconic Ikarus buses and even a rare open-top bus as Budapest’s beloved nostalgia transport services return throughout June with scenic routes across the city.

After years without a nonstop link, direct flights between Budapest and Toronto are back. Air Canada's seasonal service reconnects Hungary with Canada's largest city through October.

The Biodome and the urban oasis that can be visited all year round will await us all with exotic plants and special animal species, probably from July 1.

Night of Museum 2026 turns Budapest into one huge cultural festival, with museums, galleries and historic sites open late, special programmes, concerts and guided tours—all accessible with a single wristband for one night only.

Think your commute is bad? Imagine a Budapest where the bridge was packed into storage every winter, leaving Buda and Pest completely stranded. Discover the wild, floating history of the Danube before the Chain Bridge!

Visitors will be treated to three free outdoor cinema screenings a week for two months in the City Park in Budapest.

The UEFA Champions League final will start at 6 p.m. on Saturday in the Puskás Arena in Budapest with the whistle signal from German Daniel Siebert. The big question is: Arsenal or PSG? Let's see the chances!