Renovations to Budapest's City Park have been ongoing, and recent announcements include a botanical garden, sports courts and a promenade, all to be ready for this autumn.
Look out for a better app, newer wheels and a more comprehensive plan system in the MOL Bubi bikes, starting next year. Oh, and discounts for BKK transport-pass holders!
Football with fans! Season-ticket holders may watch Honvéd play Debrecen this Sunday at the MTK stadium – with five games taking place around Hungary at the weekend. Social distancing rules apply!
This holiday weekend, you can take the kids to the Palatinus, the Római and Aquaworld – but fans of the Széchenyi, the Gellért and the Rudas will have to wait a little longer to get their spa fix.
Have wheels, can travel. This weekend, Budapest cyclists and pedestrians could take over the Danube embankment in Pest, closed to traffic for two days. Here's how it looked.
With new cycle lanes along major thoroughfares and spring now with us, more and more people are taking to two wheels around Budapest – causing long waits at specialist stores and repair shops.
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.
Registered guests may enter the lush ELTE Botanical Gardens starting from next Monday, 27 April, a maximum 400 people per day, each visitor to follow the rules about masks and social distancing.
You should be indoors most of the time but a little fresh air and outdoor exercise are allowed. Here's how best to hike, bike and jog under quarantine in and around Budapest.
Budapest is a spa hotspot today, but where does that association originate? Celts and Romans first settled in this part of the world, attracted by the abundant water.
A new map published by Budapest Public Transport (BKK) illustrates the new cycle network being planned across the Hungarian capital to meet increased demand.
Dance workouts are the stock-in-trade of local instructor Krisztina Hera, as she and her family help us all stay active during the coronavirus lockdown.
There's never a wrong time to learn how to swim – as this family of a dozen ducklings can testify, taking advantage of Budapest's empty Lukács Baths to put in a few laps!
Budapest’s Puskás Aréna takes the top prize in the worldwide public vote for Stadium of the Year, the most prestigious honour of its kind. Hungary's national stadium is due to host Euro 2020 in 2021.
Football on ice – the Euro 2020 soccer tournament due to take place this summer in Budapest and 11 other cities has been moved to 2021 due to travel restrictions and coronavirus concerns.