No more calf-crunching walks up Gellért Hill or sitting in groaning tourist buses – the cable car due to be built here from the Rác Baths has just been given the green light.
Walk in and get your third vaccination – or first or second – at any of 40 hospitals around Budapest this week, no appointment required. Masks compulsory, of course.
Wear a mask when in a public indoor space – with Covid numbers rising, the Hungarian Government is reintroducing restrictions as of midnight on Friday, 19 November.
More university development in Budapest as the historic Péter Pázmány University builds a whole new campus right in the elegant Palace Quarter behind the National Museum.
We stay at the Gellért one last time before the shutters come down on 1 December, experiencing its faded grandeur and sampling the signature dishes now on offer.
As Budapest gets even greener, a new initiative sees a section of tram-lined Mester utca in gentrifying District IX being grassed over and pedestrianised.
Right in the heart of Budapest, Városháza Park by City Hall has long been underused. Now a new initiative will turn this into a communal green space, encouraging public involvement.
Budapest Airport has just announced its aim to be net carbon zero by 2035, 15 years ahead of the previous target of 2050 as set by the Paris Agreement on climate change.
Budapest's revered old National Theatre is currently being remembered by the renovation of a monument that was erected in its honour on focal square Blaha Lujza tér, itself enjoying a revamp.
Enjoy free live performances of Gershwin, Schubert and vintage film soundtracks as the Night of Music takes place in bars and cafés across Budapest on Saturday, 13 November.
A huge initiative to clean up the water along the Ráckeve section of the Danube alongside Csepel island should improve the environment and make the bank accessible to bathers, families and anglers.
A century or more after it opened, historic Hunyadi tér market hall is now getting an interior revamp after its exterior was spectacularly embellished in 2020.
'Come on in, the water's lovely!' says The Guardian, as it names Budapest among its ten best no-fly winter destinations in Europe. As well as spas, it cites goulash and Buda Castle as attractions.
No city is more beautiful in autumn than Budapest, so we sent out our ace photographers to capture Europe’s most beautiful capital as the leaves turn gold.
With Hungary now suffering the fourth wave of the Covid pandemic and case numbers rising, compulsory mask-wearing on public transport is being reintroduced from Monday, 1 November.
The frequency of 100E buses serving Budapest Airport has just been increased, on the busiest days of Monday, Friday and Sunday, with the last service leaving for the city at 1.05am.
Where a VOLÁN bus station once stood, Széna tér opposite the Mammut mall is earmarked for a green makeover which will also feature a memorial wall dedicated to the events of 1956.
A revamped Nyugati station and its surroundings should make this venerable station a rail hub for the 21st century, to be integrated by tunnel with Budapest's two other main stations.
For anyone planning to go to City Park, the museums on Heroes' Square or the House of Terror this Sunday, 24 October, the yellow M1 metro line will be closed and served by replacement buses.
Welcome to Budapest, Zucchero! Born a few days ago, this baby zebra is already on view to the public, in close proximity to his mother, Romy, now the proud parent of three foals.
Best known in the English-speaking world for her novel The Door, award-winning novelist Magda Szabó has been honoured in Budapest with a section of street named after her.