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On 7 October, the Liszt Celebration International Cultural Festival kicks off, with programmes combining jazz, classical and world music, dance, theatre and literature.

Comfortable chairs, delicious cocktails, and tasty finger food at the top of the Hilton – we checked out the White Raven skybar at the top of the Hilton.

One of the capital's finest boutique hotels can be found near the Chain Bridge and the Buda Castle Tunnel. Hotel Clark Budapest is discreet, comfortable and reliable – just like an elegant butler.

Just when we thought nothing could beat Matisse this year, the Vaszary exhibition opened in the Hungarian National Gallery.

It's safe to say that Budapest is the capital of escape rooms, not only because it was the cradle of this genre in 2010, but also because it’s home to the best and most spectacular rooms, locked with...

Between 7-16 October, a sumptuous performance by the Budapest Varieté takes audiences six times to the glittering world of Las Vegas revues.

Copies of Panel 9, the Budapest-based, English-language literary and arts magazine, are now available at Massolit and all good bookstores across the city.

See Neopaint's new mural honouring famous painter Pál Szinyei Merse at the secondary school of the same name, soon to start its 125th academic year.

As portrayed in a one-woman show by Bernadett Gregor, revered singer and actress Katalin Karády lived a life every bit as dramatic as her popular songs and films.

There's a whole weekend of family fun at the Újbuda Children’s Book Festival staged in and around the B32 Gallery & Cultural Centre, with a clown show, live music, dance and workshops.

The sweet story of Hungarian émigré Henry Spelter, the last in a long line of master confectioners, whose Mary Cake has just been revived at Dublin’s historic Bewley’s café.

Enjoy delicious vegan cuisine at The Planteen, canteen for the environmentally aware REAL School Budapest, and top meat- and dairy-free destination in its own right.