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Top Budapest brand Nanushka merges fashion with coffee culture at new store
Globally renowned fashion brand Nanushka has just opened a new flagship store with a café in Budapest’s city centre.
Globally renowned fashion brand Nanushka has just opened a new flagship store with a café in Budapest’s city centre.
Proffering fine merchandise from bedding to bath- and barware, a new store on famed Falk Miksa Street offers a duo of luxury labels – Ralph Lauren and Yves Delorme.
On Buda’s Margit körút, a no-nonsense shop sells retro merchandise from an iconic Nokia 9300 cell phone to Hungarian design and temporary tattoos.
Where to find Budapest’s vital vinyl, boutiques for DJs, collectors and avid music fans.
New upscale drinks outlet, Proseccoshop, opens in downtown Budapest, offering bubbles by the boatload.
The Ludwig Museum echoes its exhibitions of modern and contemporary art with cool designer gifts for Christmas.
New ale emporium BeerSelection offers hundreds of brews on the Grand Boulevard.
Check out gift items by Budapest-based designers and the themed tours of Hosszúlépés within this cool Volkswagen van packed like Santa’s sleigh.
From cookbooks to phrase books, and architecture compendiums to compelling works of fiction, we pick the best Budapest books to buy this Christmas.
Scale Gellért Hill for the magnificent view, a nice walk or a quick run – and also for the quality product selection at Füge Shop & Café.
From glasses made of vinyl to the lightest wooden spectacles, three Hungarian eyewear brands offer stylish, handmade, one-of-a-kind designs in Budapest.
Affordable handmade beauty-care products are offered at friendly, family-run KrémPatika in Budapest’s District XIII.
The latest member of the Csendes family offers an exciting selection of small producers’ goods: jams, honeys, wines, fruit juices and other delicacies.
Succulent winter salami, sweet-scented Tokaji wine, and spicy paprika powder. These are just a few of the Magyar specialties to pick up at Budapest Airport before takeoff.
Iconic Hungarian imagery is presented with funny twists in these new-wave Magyar keepsakes, ranging from shower curtains to air fresheners to pushpins.
Say Cheez Raw caters to raw vegans, and so its product contains no products of animal origin, nor are they cooked or baked.
To celebrate the quarter-century birthday of this downtown-Pest shop near the Basilica, visitors can enjoy cake and a 25% discount on all books.
In a new series, accomplished Magyar photojournalist Miklós Déri portrays vendors in living color at Budapest’s Rákóczi Square Market Hall.
Embark on a mouthwatering tour of this historic marketplace with a video presenting the city-center bazaar through the eyes of its vendors.
Mix high-quality wine with soda water and add a stylish aluminum can, and you get Fröccs, a new brand that builds on one of the Hungarians’ favorite Hungaricums.
Hungarian fashion brand DRK teamed up a local stylist from Budapest’s West Coast Barbers to create a limited-edition collection inspired by prison tattoos.
From violet candy to pink treats to chocolate-coated coffee beans, Budapest’s new Cinque Filles offers all kinds of tasty delights in beautiful gift boxes.
In the newest Hendrick’s commercial, we can follow the days of five diversely renowned local luminaries in Budapest, all ending with a refreshing gin-tonic.
A short walk away from Buda’s primary transport hub, the Fény Street Market is a delightful destination for farm-fresh foods and taking care of daily duties.
We visited a haven for sagging sofas, retro dressers, pre-loved toys, and exercise bikes. Here’s the IKEA for your ruin pub: Budapest’s recycling centers.