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From reinterpreted breakfast classics to sassy cocktails in cool bar surroundings, recently opened BABA Budapest covers all bases in the heart of town.

From Friday through Sunday, 26-28 August, at the liveliest downtown clubs and the most ornate theatres, find the best parties, concerts and festivals in Budapest.

Urban sculptor Mihajlo Kolodko has just unveiled his latest creation: an old couple who ran a popular flower stall in Pasarét, long gone but not forgotten.

Find premium Syrian baklava, dried fruit and nougat at Charisma, a boutique for premium Levantine sweet treats in Budapest's Jewish Quarter.

Sodor comes to Budapest – model railways are now on display at the Northern Vehicle Repair Depot in Kőbánya until 4 September.

With the sourdough revolution sweeping the city a few years ago, artisanal bakeries can be found all over Budapest, some also offering pastries, coffee and breakfast. Here are some of our favourites.

Coming to Budapest for your course this autumn? Check out our new Budapest Student Guide for tips and information on how to stay, study and enjoy your time in Europe's liveliest and loveliest capital!

Spooooky! Look out for a forlorn cat the next time you're at the Opera House or medieval witches congregating and brewing spells on Gellért Hill.

The stage is set – the memorial stone commemorating the former National Theatre has been put back in its place on busy Pest square Blaha Lujza tér after thorough renovation.

Who was Ernie Kovacs? Born to Hungarian parents in New Jersey, this king of early TV comedy used his Magyar heritage to create a new kind of humour, showcased in a book to be published this year.

Get a change of perspective at the ZOOM exhibition now showing at the Museum of Ethnography in Budapest's City Park.

The Statue of Lady Liberty raising a palm frond over her head will be the logo for the World Athletics Championships, coming to Budapest in 2023, as presented in a new promotional video.