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Ozzy's coming! The legendary rock singer is due to play Budapest – but not until 2022. The show on 2.2.22 takes place at the Papp László Sportaréna. Tickets go on general sale on 2 November.

This weekend is the last chance for cyclists and pedestrians to take advantage of a car-free embankment in downtown Pest, an initiative that has proved popular with the public since May.

Every toy tells a story – we visit Babaklinika near Astoria, Budapest’s very own dolls’ hospital, a family business dating back to the 1800s.

Cabbage Market, Jewish Square, Deák tér went through many roles and name changes before it became Budapest's main transport hub and crossing point. We delve into its fascinating urban past.

Inventor Ernő Rubik of Cube fame speaks to We Love Budapest about the dice that changed his life – as documented in his new book, ‘Cubed: The Puzzle of Us All’.

Bidding to be UNESCO World Book Capital for 2023, Budapest is looking to stage all kinds of literary events over the year, nicely timed with the 150th anniversary of the unification of the city.

Third passenger terminal still going ahead at Budapest Airport despite a current lack of passengers – positive developments should attract key investors given rumours of a sale and state takeover.

WOMEX returns! As part of Budapest Ritmo feat WOMEX, organised by Hangvető and CAFe Budapest, top Hungarian acts including virtuoso violinist Félix Lajkó will be performing at Müpa for live streaming.

Have wheels, can travel by tram – now a third of all services in Budapest accommodate cyclists who want to take their bikes with them across town. Just look out for the special pictogram!

One man's trash is turned into treasured artefacts at Design Without Borders, now showing at the Kiscelli Museum.

A tender has just been issued for the much-needed renovation and expansion of the main road linking the city to Budapest Airport, with priority given to traffic safety.

Whatever happened to... café pianists, grinders for poppy seeds and milk stalls? We take a journey into the the past to present Budapest's best urban features of yesteryear.