Wetlands, turtles, forest trails – check out our top five hiking trails to get your rusty and flabby muscles moving. They are neither long nor exhausting, but easy, enjoyable, and scenic.
See these last scenes of another memorable Budapest summer – the Sziget Festival, busy terraces, jogging in City Park – as captured around town by our expert photographers.
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.
A boat is the best way to explore the Danube Bend – especially with special summer day tickets costing only 1,500 forints, allowing you to hop on and hop off depending on the timetable.
The newly opened nature trail up Kis-Strázsa Hill outside Esztergom offers more than just panoramic views, but a lesson in geopolitical history as well.
Head to historic Gödöllő for a weekend-long festival organised by the Blue Planet Foundation, with films, live music and children's activities all laid on for free.
Quack, quack! A family of ducks finds its way onto the number 14 tram in Újpest, taken in by a kindly driver who then had the transport authorities take the creatures to a nearby conservation centre.
Dating back to when Andrássy út was laid out in the early 1870s, a historic sycamore tree on Kodály körönd has just been repaired by the expert team at FŐKERT, responsible for greenery around town.
Take a look at these fabulous photographs of Budapest in spring, parks coloured by flowers, squares busy with strollers and streets taken over by joggers.
Take the kids out for an egg hunt or go on a night hike in the Buda hills – the Easter weekend has loads to offer families with younger and older children alike.