sights & culture
When our hearts beat the same rhythm – Join Budapest Ritmo world music festival
Between 12-15 April, you can embark on a real musical expedition around the world. See what you can expect at the Budapest Ritmo.
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.
Brunch bites, four-course menus, holiday feasts to go – as a special treat, the InterContinental Budapest is preparing real delicacies for Easter this year.
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.
World-renowned ensembles, unprecedented collaborations, award-winning music, and legendary artists – take a look at the Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks programme!
You don't have to be without the Italian atmosphere in the winter months, either; just head to the Doppio Kitchen for a great pasta or pizza or relax and unwind in the Doppio Cocktail & Wine Bar.
The 'eccentrics' of Budapest gastronomy are described in superlatives on all platforms. Mediterranean touches, new trends – that's Caviar&Bull.
Arriving at Uncensored Restaurant feels like entering a private members' club. Inside, 20 guests are treated to a gastronomic adventure at a time, jazzed up with a visual journey around the world.
The newly opened White Salon Restaurant offers a stunning setting and traditional Hungarian dishes with a refreshing twist. Be among the first ones to try it.
Enjoy a fun and festive time in the Chinatown of Budapest! Marking the beginning of the Lunar New Year, the Temple Fair offers an array of activities, from face-changing acts to jiaozi making.
Iconic Pilvax Café, the central hub of the 1848 Revolution, reopened as a modern cafe-restaurant with a historic hint.
SZÉK Restaurant & Bar is preparing for Christmas and New Year's Eve: during the holidays, the chef delights us with a special festive offer. The restaurant will be open every day of the week.
Start 2023 by indulging in classical music at Müpa Budapest's annual New Year's concert.
If you're looking for an unforgettable experience before Christmas, be sure to visit the Párisi Udvar, where the Párisi Passage Café & Brasserie is offering a special programme for the holidays.
For flavoursome small plates and oven-baked pizzas, which look Instagrammable and taste beautiful at the same time, try Kismező, located on downtown Nagymező Street, steps away from the Opera House.
A new member has just entered Budapest's bar scene. At KAA Mixology you can sip your Negroni or En Fumo in a mysterious moonlit jungle.
Newly opened TATI brings fresh and juicy ingredients directly from Hungarian producers to create flavoursome dishes in a way that is best for the planet.
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.
The Anantara Hotel, located next to New York Café, awaits its guests with refreshments, delicious snacks, and a spa and wellness area under the Grand Boulevard.
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.
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.
Macesz Bistro has always been a stable point for the fans of Hungarian-Jewish cuisine with its duck consommé & matzo ball, cholent, flódni, and just enough retouching that never stole the originality.
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.
Piana Vyshnia, the traditional Ukrainian cherry liqueur, started its conquest from Lviv, Ukraine, and has arrived in Erzsébetváros, Budapest after Ukraine, Poland, Moldova, and Romania.
Terminal, located in Erzsébet Square, reopened on 20 October 2022. A renovated interior, an exclusive VIP area, spectacular light effects, thematic parties; the opening weekend will be unforgettable!