The city we live in has been called Budapest since 1873 when the three settlements of Buda, Pest and Óbuda merged as one. But creating a capital proved easier than actually naming it.
From Stalinist stations to urban functionality – see how Budapest's red metro line 2 developed thanks to a unique online exhibition just created by the Transport Museum.
One last look before it's gone – Csaba Virág’s Electricity Distribution Centre in the Castle District seems destined for demolition, four years after a petition spared it the wrecking ball.
Spring is here! No, not like other springs in Budapest but our city has still come to life, with trees in bloom and locals enjoying the fresh air – keeping to strict distancing guidelines, of course.
Where hikers and villa owners gathered amid greenery a century ago – we tell the tale of two classic Buda garden restaurants, whose legacies are part of local gastronomic lore.
Summer without Sziget – today's government announcement continuing the ban on public events attracting 500+ visitors means that many scheduled shows and festivals have had to be cancelled.
With subjects ranging from the city's red metro to the work of a Hungarian artist featured at the last Venice Biennale, more Budapest museums and galleries have made shows available to view online.
Budapest Airport steps up hygiene and security measures as Wizz Air and Dutch carrier KLM restore flights. Only Hungarian and EU/EEA citizens may enter Hungary, with medical checks in place.
The market hall in Rákóczi tér was built after the Great Market Hall in Fővám tér and has been operating since then with a short break when it had to be rebuilt after a fire in 1988
Enjoy 90 years of classic Hungarian cinema, free and English-friendly, when the National Film Institute marks Hungarian Film Day by releasing revered comedies online over the next ten days.
The Budapest Marriott Hotel, the Courtyard by Marriott Budapest City Center and The Ritz-Carlton, Budapest are all donating essential bedding and toiletries to the city's Szent László Hospital.
Kolodko strikes again! New mini sculpture pops up in Budapest depicting children's TV character Süsü the Dragon, another work by this urban guerrilla sculptor.
Historical discoveries have been made around Buda Castle, including medieval wall segments around the Royal Palace and World War II remnants of the original Red Cross Headquarters.
Budapest's lovely ELTE Botanical Gardens re-open for 400 visitors a day, adhering strict rules concerning social distancing and wearing masks. Our photographer Gábor Szabó joined them.
Help when it's most needed – our photographers show how volunteers go around Budapest providing essential assistance to the city's most vulnerable residents.
Good news for cyclists! A bike lane is being added along a another major Budapest thoroughfare, namely the Grand Boulevard that links the major hubs of downtown Pest.
Don't slave away in the kitchen today – let a top Budapest restaurant put together lunch for you, and have it delivered to your door. And all for around 2,000 forints!
Pedal power – cult Budapest cycle courier company Hajtás Pajtás have transformed the urban landscape of the city since setting up in 1993. We speak to manager Gábor Kürti about life on two wheels.