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Only a couple of days after the figure of the lasagna-loving cat Garfield was spotted in town, another famous cartoon character got depicted in a mini sculpture by guerrilla artist Kolodko.
Dine in turn-of-the-century grandeur and learn curiosities about iconic New York Café, Gundel Restaurant, Centrál Café, Royal Guard Restaurant, and Városliget Café.
Copies of Panel 9, the Budapest-based, English-language literary and arts magazine, are now available at Massolit and all good bookstores across the city.
Get a change of perspective at the ZOOM exhibition now showing at the Museum of Ethnography in Budapest's City Park.
Discover a giant skateboard park posing as a museum, a ship full of shouty peasant women and a prominent medieval-style house that once protected Jewish refugees in secret – all in Budapest!
The Welsh town of Montgomery pays tribute to Hungarian poet, János Arany, with a plaque unveiling and opening ceremony to help foster Welsh-Hungarian cultural relations.
For ten days, the Verzió Festival is making six full-length documentaries made in Ukraine available online to viewers in Hungary. Proceeds will support Ukrainian filmmakers currently operating there.
The woman behind the legend, Sándor Petőfi's wife, Júlia Szendrey, was as revolutionary as her husband, independent, talented and a published author in her own right. Yet her story is barely told...
We pick out five highlights of the four-day, English-friendly Budapest Architecture Film Festival showing at the Toldi cinema, due to begin today, Thursday 3 March.
Look out for If We’re Talking Budapest, a new anthology of fresh fiction, collated by the team from Panel magazine from a pool of unsung local writers.
Each awaiting a major transformation or conversion, Budapest's main train stations usher in a new age of rail while echoing a golden past.
With her Global Chess Festival due to take place at the Hungarian National Gallery this Saturday, legendary champion Judit Polgár lays our her vision for a more inclusive game to help educate kids.
There are plenty of shows, concerts and performances to enjoy at Budapest's inaugural Liszt Fest International Cultural Festival, celebrating the life of Franz Liszt and his contemporary influences.
Behind the National Museum stand the ornate villas of the Palace Quarter. Here once lived a champagne baron, a tragic alchemist and a faux pasha, who provide bizarre backstories to any walk today.
From starry harbours to political satire, the subject matter is completely varied at Budapest's top galleries and museums this July – here are the best exhibitions to look out for.
Two works by Hungarian author Miklós Bánffy are now available to the English-speaking public, introducing the new Blue Danube series of writings about the region.
Fresh off the press, a new Hungarian-English literary magazine packs a punch with insightful prose, poetry and critical essays.
Ábel Szalontai 's exhibition Starry Bay is a representative selection of a series of photographs made over decades
Iranian director Mansour Forouzesh speaks with We Love Budapest about the city he loves, the location for his latest feature with universal themes, ‘When I Killed the Cat’.
Budapest is full of architectural wonders. Check out the stunning Art Nouveau interior of Aranykéz utca 2 and step back in time!