Slowing down instead of rushing, real gifts instead of tacky ones, supporting Hungarian designers instead of forced spending – introducing smaller craft and designer Christmas markets.
If you're looking for an unforgettable experience before Christmas, be sure to visit the Párisi Udvar, where the Párisi Passage Café & Brasserie is offering a special programme for the holidays.
There is no Christmas without The Nutcracker. As the season of the magical ballet is about to get started, a 2,5-metre-tall Nutcracker figure was placed in the hall of the Hungarian Opera House.
One of our favourite shows of the Christmas season, Recirquel’s Kristály, a winter wonderland revival, returns in a brand new venue and a revamped form.
Budapest's oldest and most popular Christmas market returns to Vörösmarty Square this Friday and stays until New Year's Eve. Expect handcrafted gifts, sizzling sausages and mulled wine.
Budapest's new attraction is a magical illumination park, where you can take a stroll around Margaret Island in a fairytale land created by a special light and sound show.
We wish all our readers, followers and fellow travellers a very happy Christmas from everyone at We Love Budapest. Thanks for all your support and feedback – here’s to a safe and successful 2022!
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