Since autumn 2025, Marumba has embraced a completely meat-free, vegetable-led concept, giving classic Hungarian dishes a fresh perspective.

On 25 July, Nagy Fuvaros Street will come alive for a day as local venues and community organisations come together to celebrate the neighbourhood.

On 21 August, Budapest Park will once again come alive with folk music and dancing as the Folkpark Táncház Festival returns for its fifth edition.

The Red Grand Prix exhibition at yes! gallery revisits the 1986 Hungarian Grand Prix - the first Formula One race held behind the Iron Curtain - through the paintings of Péter Weiler and archive ...

On 25 July, the Museum of Ethnography invites manga and anime fans, as well as anyone interested in Japanese culture, to spend a day exploring Japan's rich visual heritage.

Nolita is the fulfilment of a long-held dream for founder Zsuzsi Molnár, who first imagined opening a matcha café while studying at Corvinus Univer ...

We've rounded up some simple, nature-filled places where laid-back afternoons, easy company and the unmistakable feeling of summer take centre stage.

This July, W Budapest is bringing the excitement of the Hungarian Grand Prix beyond the circuit with a series of Formula 1-inspired experiences at the iconic Drechsler Palace. The programme includes a ...

Summer has a way of slowing everything down, giving us the chance to finally visit the places we've been dreaming about all year.

Cinema Mystica, tucked inside Párisi Udvar, offers a visually striking experience that transports you far beyond the everyday.

From pop-up dinners and creative markets to festivals, here are a few events worth adding to your plans between 17 and 19 July.

On 25 July, the garden of the Petőfi Literary Museum will welcome families with young children for a morning of free activities centred around the idea of slow living.