Many Budapest residents still feel somewhat nostalgic about the extreme winter weather that frosted the city 30 years ago; here are some of their stories.
Az almafa virága (The Apple Tree Blossom) is a feature film that brings the 70s atmosphere to the big screen, and we're here to help you get in the mood.
Save our neon! Contribute to a voluntary initiative to save a bright piece of Budapest's urban history and help create a Neon Wall Museum in the future!
Poured, scooped or served from strange contraptions on wheels, ice cream has been an essential part of the Hungarian summer for generations – as these retro images from the Fortepan archive show.
Once considered luxury accommodation, flats in communal estates around Budapest once housed railwaymen, gas workers and their families as a perk of the job. Here's how the buildings look today.
Discover everyday life in Budapest between 1950 and 1989 thanks to a unique trove of photos collated by the Office of Public Construction, FŐMTERV, and published by communal archive, Fortepan.
Find the retro Hungarian furniture of your dreams at these niche boutiques and showrooms in and around Budapest – or get your hands on the right props for your film shoot.
Take in your unwanted old clothes to RE RU HA and exchange them for quality togs carefully selected by shop owner Ágnes Juhász, a passionate and thoughtful believer in recycling.
Retro treasure fills pop-up store Dinghi, set up by the team behind the hip Filip on Népsziget, taking the concept of an antique boutique and also creating an exhibition space in busy Buda.
Immerse yourself in the daily life of post-war Budapest at Endre Bánó 100, an exhibition of classic advertising posters created by a master of graphics who would have celebrated his centenary in 2022.
Authentically retro right down to its floor lamp, Pántlika in City Park has a history dating back over six decades, but it's only since a 2007 renovation that it has attracted a real cult following.
Revered retro presszó Bambi is 60 years old this month. We celebrate one of Budapest's most enduring urban legends with a few tales about famous regulars, fake cars and discos for bookworms.
Budapest wasn't always restricted by curfews and closures – we've delved into the photo archive to show how people enjoyed a few drinks with friends in the city's bars and cafés in years gone by.