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Take a gorgeous autumn walk around Kő-hegy for amazing hilltop views
This autumn, get hiking around Kő-hegy in Budaörs, just outside Budapest, for spectacular views and ecclesiastical landmarks.
This autumn, get hiking around Kő-hegy in Budaörs, just outside Budapest, for spectacular views and ecclesiastical landmarks.
Immerse yourself in all things Halloween at the fiery annual Celtic pagan festival staged at the Aquincum Museum this Saturday, 31 October.
Let there be light! Magyar Közút uses a special resin to illuminate part of the extensive EuroVelo 6 cycle route around Esztergom, alongside the Danube just north of Budapest.
Head to Nagy-Szénás, only six kilometres outside Budapest, for a panoramic hike in undisturbed wilderness.
Splish-splash! Swimming will be allowed in the Danube in 2021 at Római-part, where a free beach will be set up, following on from a successful temporary initiative this summer.
In a major victory for environmentalists, a dam project planned for Hajógyári Island, site of the Sziget Festival and a haven for hikers and dog walkers, has been withdrawn.
Take LEGO® to the nth degree at the Campona KockaPark, where Budapest landmarks, film sets and famous characters are brought to life, brick by brick.
Discover your city and enjoy a discovery-game walk with friends and family thanks to Secret City Trails! The banks of the Danube, Castle Hill, District V or Gellért Hill – the choice is yours!
Cycle from Budapest to romantic Szentendre with ease thanks to new bike paths, making the 20-kilometre trek a breeze. We put our mettle to the pedal and tested it out for ourselves.
A thousand bird boxes and carefully monitoring of flocks will soon be implemented around Budapest, helping improve the situation for wildlife and the city's green habitats.
Special plant and animal species unique to Hungary, and sweeping views of the capital, are waiting to be seen at the Sas-hegy Visitor Centre!
Head to Rupp Hill for an easy hike near Budapest, affording great views.
It's roebuck rutting and roaring season! Around Budapest, special tours are laid on for visitors to observe this natural phenomenon in the woodlands surrounding the city.
Half-priced tickets to the Rudas and Széchenyi Spas will continue until the end of October.
Travelling with your bike just became a lot easier: for three months starting in September, cycles can now be taken on public transport without a separate ticket.
The two most accessible caves in the Duna-Ipoly National Park surrounding Budapest, Szemlő-hegyi and Pál-völgyi, have both been given an upgrade to make them more visitor-friendly. Take a look!
More green space and sports facilities for Budapest – the Tabán, sloping between Castle Hill and the Danube, now features workout equipment, playgrounds, courts and newly planted trees.
The Farkaserdő woods replanted after industrialisation now provide a wonderful green getaway alongside a housing estate in urban Újpest. You can even volunteer to walk a rescue dog around them!
More green space for Budapest – the Millenáris Széllkapu Park has just opened by the Mammut mall, lined with newly planted cherry trees and a natural green wall.
Now welcoming bathers, Budapest's spas are also offering significantly reduced admission all summer, including the Széchenyi, the Rudas and the Lukács, with the Gellért to open from 1 September.
Watch Hungarian cricket take a major step forward this weekend at Sződliget near Budapest when four teams compete in the newly established and potentially lucrative European Cricket Series.
Sandwiches and bananas are being distributed to the homeless through a new organisation in Budapest, BASABU.
Opening soon, the new sports complex in the City Park features a mini football stadium, Teqball, basketball, volleyball and all kinds of equipment for street training.
Discover the ample greenery of east Pest and the natural wonders of Lake Naplás!
Király Baths will not reopen and renovation efforts are postponed indefinitely.