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Down Scaling: caving beneath Budapest is an active adventure
Join the underground movement happening deep within the Buda Hills, as we squeeze and scramble through interconnected caverns to admire fascinating rock formations.
Join the underground movement happening deep within the Buda Hills, as we squeeze and scramble through interconnected caverns to admire fascinating rock formations.
According to a recent survey by Eubarometer, Hungary has the third most daily bike users of any nation in the European Union, after the Netherlands and Denmark.
Valyo has really managed to surprise us: this winter, enjoy a sauna session in a bus, right by the Danube river!
Budapest's newest arena welcomes professional athletes and recreational sports enthusiasts alike, and will now also host cultural events.
The skating season has officially begun in Budapest with the City Park Ice Rink opening its gates. We look at this year’s prices and services, as well as look back at the Rink’s skating history.
Up until now there haven't been many extreme ice skating rinks in Budapest, but now you can even glide on a golf course.
As one of the finishing touches in the renovation of Moricz Zsigmond Square, the circular "Gomba" building is finally renewed both inside and out, providing premises for a BKK office, a café, and a bistro/gallery.
Part squash court, part party zone, and total fun – Karizma Budapest combines fast-paced fitness with the atmosphere of a techno rave, all amid the picturesque parkland of Margaret Island.
We explore the freshly renewed section of Buda's centuries-old Rudas Bath found at the foot of Gellért Hill, now featuring four new swimming pools, a restaurant, and a Jacuzzi with a panoramic view.
Inspired by classic “banana board” styles of the ’70s, a Budapest-based group of friends created a complete line of colorful mini-skateboards that are perfect for modern-day urban living – and now the story of DEZKA is really starting to get rolling.
The world’s most daring drivers shift into high gear at the Hungaroring racetrack this weekend, but stormy conditions may add tension to those hairpin turns – here is an overview of the high-speed happenings.
Following its thorough refurbishment, a sprawling green space located in Buda just a four-minute walk away from Széll Kálmán Square gives off the vibes of a small countryside town with cutting-edge athletic facilities.
The planet's grandest soccer spectacular is over for another four years. Here is one more look at scenery of downtown's World Cup screenings during the bronze match and finale this past weekend.
The World Cup may be over, but now it's time to get excited about water polo – the European Championships have just begun in Budapest.
In the middle of a downtown neighborhood primarily populated by local families, Almássy Square recently received a welcome renovation - we take a look at this pleasant urban parkland.
Viewing sports games while reclining on the couch seems like a mundane activity, especially when the World Cup matches are on. But what about watching the athletic action on a couch outdoors in front of a gigantic screen, while you eat delicacies of the nations currently playing onscreen?
Surrounded by lush forests and hills, a well-maintained century-old golf course welcomes pros and duffers alike to enjoy this slice of Hungarian sports history found just a short journey from Budapest.
There's 700 square metres of space to climb on walls that are up to 4.5 metres high in the country's biggest boulder room.
Mystique Room at Jászai Mari Square fills this gaping hole with a surprisingly exciting adventure taking place in an Egyptian burial chamber which has it all to amaze visitors: breathtaking visuals, cool-as-it-gets technology, unique ideas, and guaranteed excitement.
When talking about Hungary, the first thing that pops into your mind is of course Budapest, but there’s so much more to see!
Get off the Island of Freedom, see a bit of Budapest and chill in historic pools before your evening gig!
Head over to Hungaroring! Between 26th and 28th July 2013 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix will be held in Mogyoród, near to Budapest!
Riding the bicycle is getting more and more popular in Budapest, as it is an element of sustainable development, it helps our body to develop as well, while it is healthy.
This is not a traditional sightseeing tour, it’s all about interesting stories, and a different kind of city experience. Go!
Ábel Kocsis has been using the Hungarian capital as a playground for more than 8 years. We had the chance to catch him for an interview.