Animal magic in Budapest – our photographers visited the city's menageries to create these delightful images of llamas, giraffes and sharks, cats, raccoons and ostriches.
Boing boing! A kangaroo escaped in Budapest on Saturday night, bizarrely finding himself on the mean streets of Csepel when police were alerted and gave chase. He's now safe and sound in Budapest Zoo.
Check out the manul cats next time you're at Budapest Zoo, six kittens born here last March and now developing nicely as hunting instincts slowly kick in.
Follow the adventures of Sanyika, the Cape penguin, who fancied doing a little sightseeing around the freezing streets of Zugló before being captured by local police and taken back to Budapest Zoo.
Budapest Zoo rated 15th out of 126 in Europe by leading UK expert Anthony Sheridan, assessed according to biodiversity, research, conservation and the overall visitor experience.
Makers of fine chandeliers for four generations, the Grünbergers of Nagymező utca are the continuation of a long family tradition, their work illuminating some of Budapest's most famous landmarks.
Welcome to Budapest, Zucchero! Born a few days ago, this baby zebra is already on view to the public, in close proximity to his mother, Romy, now the proud parent of three foals.