sights & culture
Look around from the top of Budapest's highest building - MOL Campus opens its SkyDeck
The Visitors Centre's SkyDeck has opened up, meaning you can book your ticket to look around from the first skyscraper of Budapest.
The Visitors Centre's SkyDeck has opened up, meaning you can book your ticket to look around from the first skyscraper of Budapest.
All the Light We Cannot See premiers on Netflix on November 2nd. A major part of the series was shot in Budapest. You can even spot the interior of the Keleti Railway Station in the teaser.
The world-renowned British actor is shooting in Budapest. But not all is about work: on Sunday, he visited the Hungarian Opera House to see one of the performances of the Hungarian National Ballet.
Between 12-15 April, you can embark on a real musical expedition around the world. See what you can expect at the Budapest Ritmo.
On 31 March, the Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks kicked off in Müpa Budapest with more than two weeks of exquisite music, shows, and dance performances.
A unique private collection of Salvador Dalí's less popular but even more intriguing work has landed in Budapest.
On April 4th, immerse in the world of Ottoman Hungary, dance, and modern and folk music at the premiere of the Castles, Warriors, Frontiers at the Liszt Music Academy.
From now on you will have to pay again to enter the upper panoramic deck of the Fisherman's Bastion.
World-renowned ensembles, unprecedented collaborations, award-winning music, and legendary artists – take a look at the Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks programme!
Reconstruction works have already started at the 5-star hotel Sofitel Budapest Chain Bridge. It involves the demolition of some of its walls, letting us catch a glimpse of the hotel rooms.
Have you ever looked up when walking the streets or entering a courtyard? Let us show you why you should.
Heart shapes, stolen kisses, couples embraced in a hug, birds chirping love songs - we have rounded up buildings in the city with love written all over them.
The Thinking Traveller created a list of the most popular castles and palaces in Europe, based on the hashtags used on Instagram.
Travelling Galaxy is a unique and interactive Star Wars exhibition, which has recently landed in Budapest. Have a sneak peek with us!
With these stunning photos of the festivities, we would like to wish you and yours a merry Christmas.
A pop-up exhibition featuring headscarf-wearing habits of women in Hungarian, Jewish, and Muslim cultures is now open at the Museum of Ethnography.
Jump into the cultural buzz that Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks will bring us in March and April. It could be a great Christmas gift and an even better reason to visit Budapest in the spring.
There is no Christmas without The Nutcracker. As the season of the magical ballet is about to get started, a 2,5-metre-tall Nutcracker figure was placed in the hall of the Hungarian Opera House.
War is over! If you want it – Tribute to Yoko Ono presents works related to the theme of peace and the desire for peace. See more than 30 of her pieces in the Hungarian National Museum.
One of our favourite shows of the Christmas season, Recirquel’s Kristály, a winter wonderland revival, returns in a brand new venue and a revamped form.
Budapest's new attraction is a magical illumination park, where you can take a stroll around Margaret Island in a fairytale land created by a special light and sound show.
From 11 to 13 November, musical stars and soaring talent will fill the concert halls of Müpa Budapest, where Europe's most promising young musicians will be brought to us by the Rising Stars series.
The exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts is a comprehensive and exhaustive exploration of El Greco's art, featuring more than fifty of his works, alongside works by some of his contemporaries.
The new exhibition of the Museum of Ethnography, Chair Pair, makes us think about what we are sitting on by comparing pieces from the museum's collection with works by contemporary architects.
Csopa Science Center could rightly be called one of the most fun places in Budapest: it offers a playful method to learn about physics, chemistry, the human body, and even space exploration.