Every dog has its day at Kutya egy hely, a new canine-friendly café opened on Rottenbiller utca, with an indoor playground and doggy daycare offered twice a week.
With her Global Chess Festival due to take place at the Hungarian National Gallery this Saturday, legendary champion Judit Polgár lays our her vision for a more inclusive game to help educate kids.
On 9 and 10 October, the Night of Cafés will bring back memories of iconic Budapest coffeehouses, showcasing culture in various forms and specialty coffee at elegant and contemporary cafés.
The second Dog Critical Mass will take place in Budapest on 9 October, starting on showcase boulevard Andrássy út and going all the way up to Heroes' Square.
Just outside Budapest, the rocky heights of Nyakas-kő beyond Biatorbágy provide the perfect day's hike, steep yet only dangerous without the right footwear. The reward is a gorgeous autumnal panorama.
And they're off! The annual Nemzeti Vágta, loosely translated as the National Gallop, is staged on Heroes' Square this weekend, showcasing the great tradition of Hungarian horsemanship.
Autumn colours are never better appreciated than at the ELTE Botanical Gardens, where photographer Zsuzsi Forgács has captured some of the wonderful seasonal tones now on view.
Cyclists! Enjoy the freedom of the embankment one last time this summer when the section between Eötvös tér and Közraktár utca is closed off to traffic on 18 and 19 September.
Feel close to nature when you join a tour of the Pilis Park Forest at specific times in September, when deer bellow and fight for dominance. Visits take place at dusk at five different locations.
Spread out the picnic blanket and help stir the goulash pot this Sunday at the Árasztó embankment in Újbuda, where urban activists Valyo have set up a laid-back public space along the Danube.
What do you get when you put a best-selling author, a space researcher and a storyteller in the same room? Brain Bar 2021! Budapest's popular two-day festival of the future takes place 9-10 September.
Fireworks are back for this year's 20 August holiday celebrations – as well as vintage trains, DJ parties, panoramic spas and a real children's paradise in City Park.
Chill out by the Danube at Garden Placc, the latest getaway at Római-part for alfresco relaxation, outdoor activities, cooling cocktails and tasty burgers.
There's something tricky about the old Figadó shop, where István Szabó is the third in his family to run the business, like his father and grandfather before him. We meet the man behind the magic.
Discover the exciting sport of wakesurfing at the Ballast Surf Club on Népsziget, where a world wakeboard champion teaches the basics so you can ride the waves of the Danube under your own steam.
After more than a decade of bureaucratic wrangling, the Rác Baths should be ready to open by the end of 2022, according to the Deputy Mayor of Budapest. The Turkish-era spa was renovated in 2007-10.
Take in the wonders of the heavens when meteor showers fall over Budapest from this weekend – here are the special vantage points to best see this annual phenomenon.
UrbanGo and the organisers of the European Handball Championships, to be co-hosted by Budapest in January 2022, have got together to create a great treasure hunt game around the city.
Summers in Hungary have always been hot and lazy. See how Hungarians took the sun over the decades, from cover-all swimming costumes of a century ago to catching rays by the Danube whenever possible.
Discover another aspect to the former Habsburg co-capital of the boom years as we take you on a walking tour of the city's former bordellos, once the haunt of aristocracy and literary giants.
Make a splash this Saturday for the annual Strandok Éjszakája, when several baths and lidos in and around Budapest stay open late and put on special events for the occasion.
After nearly half a century, open bathing returns to Óbuda when the Római-parti Plázs opens on Friday, 30 July, allowing visitors to swim in the Danube and enjoy a day at the beach.
Great news for hikers and cyclists – the Pilis Park Forest surrounding Budapest and much of Pest County is to receive new benches, rain shelters and barbecue spots.