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Go Beyond in Budapest: the Hárs Hill forest
Hárs Hill is one of the most popular hiking spots in Budapest, which can be reached from Hűvösvölgy on foot or aboard the Children’s Railway year-round.
Hárs Hill is one of the most popular hiking spots in Budapest, which can be reached from Hűvösvölgy on foot or aboard the Children’s Railway year-round.
The eco-friendly impact of bicycling in Budapest is in focus at this unique display at the beautiful Museum of Applied Arts, on view through November 27th.
On the slopes of Budapest’s highest hill, these two open-air attractions are surrounded by pleasant parkland that provides panoramic views over the city.
In our series highlighting unexpectedly wild destinations in or near Hungary’s capital, we visit one of Buda’s most rocky, rugged, and panoramic hilltops.
When passing this Danube island north of downtown, most people only see weeds, ruins, and rubbish – but now this neglected open space may experience a revival.
This state-of-the-art facility is Hungary’s first gym designed to accommodate people with all kinds of disabilities alongside patrons who are fully able.
In our series highlighting unexpectedly wild destinations in or near Hungary’s capital, we travel to Rákoskert to discover the wide-open Merzse Marshland.
The Hungarian team’s elegant and polished Olympics Opening Ceremony outfit, designed by local brand USE unused, impressed several international mediums.
Live screenings, rowdy cheering and unforgettable evenings – the new Szurkolói Központ on Március 15 Square awaits all eager sports fans with a huge LED screen.
For this unique event combining wellness and partying, you can join fellow soakers for late-night revelry and relaxation, happening at varied pool complexes.
Thousands of motor-sports fans arrive in Budapest this weekend to watch the world’s fastest drivers – check out our guide for reaching the raceway and more.
It’s a dream come true for beer fans – now you can soak in hot thermal water infused with hops, barley, malts, and yeast, while drinking cold beers. Cheers!
A lovely meadow, a few sylvan footpaths, and an educational walking trail are all found on Ferenc Hill, tucked between residential zones near downtown Buda.
Freestyle spirits will soar at a new riverside skatepark planned for Boráros Square beneath Petőfi Bridge, which will be inaugurated by the end of summer.
Hungary’s oldest paragliding school turns 25 this year, attracting hundreds of high-flying members and still welcoming everyone to soar above the Buda Hills.
The international teammates of the Budapest Reds welcome everyone to play or watch “America’s pastime” on a real field of dreams found in Hungary’s capital.
As PixelCon fills Dürer Kert with retro consoles and deathmatches this weekend, we present the city’s best spots to dive into the local video-game culture.
Take a look at the creative media supporting the city’s effort to welcome the world’s top athletes, including the winning logo and some inspiring videos.
If Hungary wins the honor of hosting the Olympic Games in 2024, the capital city will experience a series of major developments over the next few years.
Usually, the prospect of sweating out toxins in a bus is more appalling than appealing – but this activity is a healthy pleasure aboard Valyo’s unique vehicle.
The creative team behind our city’s first concept store now presents an independently produced design map leading people to the steamy spas of Budapest.
We visit a place where the children of Budapest can frolic amid slides, games, toys, and much more – all while their parents relax over coffee or beers.
Everyone is welcome to enter an open competition that is now accepting proposals to create the official design for Hungary’s bid to host the Olympic Games.
Within an atmospheric park hidden near Andrássy Avenue, discover a freshly frosty wintertime playground created for local residents to frolic freely.
Strap on your skates and perform figure eights amid one of Europe’s most beautiful winter-sports settings, slipping and gliding between monumental sights.