Stand-out show of the upcoming Budapest Photo Festival, Life’s a Beach at the Műcsarnok illustrates the work of UK photographer Martin Parr, synonymous with a certain genre of seaside imagery.
Spring's here at last! Dust down the bike, fish out your cossie and get set for all kinds of live music, indie, classical and pop – with a few cultural festivals thrown in.
Explore the elegant villa neighbourhoods of Budapest in this series of images captured around the western slopes of Gellért Hill, the leafy avenues of Zugló and well-to-do Rózsadomb.
Sign up for the fortnightly blog in English created by Fortepan, Budapest's unique public photo resource – and delve into Hungary's social history over the course of the 20th century.
No city is more beautiful in autumn than Budapest, so we sent out our ace photographers to capture Europe’s most beautiful capital as the leaves turn gold.
There's so much to see around Budapest this autumn, at major state institutions and alternative little galleries. Don't miss the pharaoh's tomb, classic images by André Kertész and city street art.
See how Budapest looked 125 years ago or more thanks to the pioneering urban photography of the prolific György Klösz, whose works fill the Fortepan archive.
In Budapest, inside or out, don't forget to look up and admire the architectural detail. Within, you may see a stunning staircase – a favourite of photographer Tamás Dragon, who took these images.
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.
See how Budapest's Ballet Institute looks today before its upcoming transformation as a five-star hotel – thanks to a unique photo shoot now on display around downtown Szervita tér.
With the Euros approaching, look out for a unique photo album, with texts in English. Capturing the lost world of Hungarian village football, Hátsó füves (‘Backyard Goals’) can also be seen online.
From fin-de-siècle posters to contemporary photography, there's plenty to view in person this spring around Budapest – we've collated the five most fascinating exhibitions.
Life Behind the Travel Ban is a photo series shot on a series of vintage Soviet lenses, nodding to Hungary's Communist past when visitors would come here to peak behind the Iron Curtain.