Discover the world of Harry Potter at the Hungarian Fantasy Museum – a virtual invention by the Hungarian National Museum using priceless artefacts interwoven with a few magic stories.
Looking for a nice autumn hike? Check out Apáthy rock, only 20 minutes from Budapest!
Margaret Island is crowned with a special flourish when the autumnal colours sweep though its trees and bushes. Take a virtual tour in this quick new video.
Step away from coronavirus woes to explore Budapest virtually, as its fall foliage shows off its best colours.
Guerrilla sculptor Mihajlo Kolodko unveils his newest mini-sculpture in Budapest, a nod to the fictional TV character Mr Bean and the former British Embassy.
The Basilica Christmas Market to move online for 2020, citing coronavirus concerns.
Dive in to the rich history of Budapest's most popular baths, the Széchenyi – and wander around its ornate pools in our video!
Some of Budapest's most iconic buildings, including the Opera House, the Várkert Bazár and the top of St Stephen's Basilica, were the work of one man, Miklós Ybl. Who was he?
Tune into 'Beat Fest', a lively new photographic exhibition at Budapest's Műcsarnok, 200 images by János Kőbányai capturing the city's alternative music scene as it unfolded behind the Iron Curtain.
Check out photos of fire-laden sword fights, pumpkin beauty contests and pagan revelry in full costume from this year's Halloween event at the Aquincum Museum.
For All Saints’ Day, Budapest's atmospheric cemeteries fill with visitors paying respects to lost loved ones with flowers and candles. Take a walk around the main graveyards in these three videos.
Immerse yourself in all things Halloween at the fiery annual Celtic pagan festival staged at the Aquincum Museum this Saturday, 31 October.
Meet the man behind Buda Castle, the New York Palace and former Museum of Ethnography: Alajos Hauszmann, whose name carries significant resonance more than a century later.
One man's trash is turned into treasured artefacts at Design Without Borders, now showing at the Kiscelli Museum.
Stay in the lap of luxury at Botaniq Castle of Tura an hour from Budapest – where history and contemporary design combine in a fairy-tale setting.
A first for Budapest – the Ludwig has just been named Museum of the Year for 2020, the first time that the prize has gone to an institution whose main remit is contemporary art.
Immerse yourself in visual culture as Budapest Art Week returns to 74 locations, staging 100 exhibitions, 90-plus events, guided tours, performances and workshops!
Former home of archdukes and Habsburg military commanders in the Castle District to be rebuilt – here's how the historic Teleki Palace will look once plans are finalised.
See how Budapest looked this spring, illustrated in the unusual images of award-winning We Love Budapest photographer Sándor Csudai, on display at the prestigious Capa Center.
Head to Nagy-Szénás, only six kilometres outside Budapest, for a panoramic hike in undisturbed wilderness.
A century-year-old steamship right in the city centre is a museum and an attraction in itself, telling the 200-year-old story of river transport in Budapest. Climb aboard and sail through time!
A spectacular stage show at the Vígszínház portrays the classic novel 'The Great Gatsby', in Hungarian with English surtitles. Lead actor József Wunderlich talks about his role as a doomed romantic.
See how the Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra celebrate International Music Day on 1 October with a stirring video inspired by the New World Symphony – and see the PPO play live at Müpa on 2 October.
See the brilliant winged altar of Kisszeben at the National Gallery, now complete after 75 years of painstaking and expert restoration.
Take LEGO® to the nth degree at the Campona KockaPark, where Budapest landmarks, film sets and famous characters are brought to life, brick by brick.