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At long last, renovation work will start on Budapest's most iconic sight, the Chain Bridge, from the end of February. The handover is scheduled for the autumn of 2023.

Tucked behind Gellért Hill, French-run Chez Matild offers rustic bread and authentic pastries, with a convivial terrace awaiting guests once Budapest opens up once more.

History, art and apothecary meet at the De la Motte-Beer Palace on Dísz tér in the Castle District, a rare example of authentic Baroque décor dating back to the 1700s and early 1800s.

After delivering two sleek stations on contemporary Metro line 4, Budapest designers sporaarchitects have been tasked with creating the new station at Népliget, a transfer hub on the Southern Ring.

New year, new flat! Flatco is now unveiling the Madarász 38 residential park in District XIII with 80 newly built flats for rent, furnished by interior designers, at a 10% one-year discount offered...

Two hundred years of hospitality in jeopardy – new owners seek to partially demolish the Márványmenyasszony, where Széchenyi and Wesselényi once caroused.

The old quarry town of Sóskút is a hidden treasure with great views and scenic walking paths, just outside Budapest.

How to enjoy yourself this winter in Budapest, indoors and out, from doing a cool designer jigsaw at home to finding the best hot soup in town.

How the new Transport Museum is shaping up – we peruse the vintage locomotives that will be part of this major cultural attraction at a former train-repair depot.

Find authentic Neapolitan pizzas on terrace-lined Bartók Béla út, now that popular Moto Pizza has just set up an outlet on the Buda side.

Great news to kick off 2021! Legendary music venue the Tilos az Á is to be revived, three decades after it first opened upon the fall of Communism.

See how expert photographer Sándor Csudai captured the snowy scenes of sunrise from atop Gellért Hill, gazing down over Budapest in all her dawn glory.