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Spreading certain shopping hours across the day, the Hungarian government has just announced the temporary lifting of restrictions that gave two-hour morning windows to seniors only.

Find five top Christmas takeaway packages at the InterContinental Budapest, from turkey roasts to festive cakes, as well as a pop-up fair with special gifts – all celebrating the season in safety!

Looking for something unique to check out this weekend? Head to a historic war-time bunker in the Buda hills!

The renowned Rosenstein restaurant is setting up a one-day only, drive-in, pop-up eatery in a car park next door, serving burgers, burritos and bao snacks to be devoured in the driving seat.

We may not be able to gather at a cosy Middle-Eastern eatery or tapas bar – but we can do the next best thing, order fine delights to share at home over Christmas. Here are seven top tips!

A much-needed underground car park is now open by City Park, to serve the Ethnographic Museum being built here – but space has also been given to works by 12 of Hungary's most notable modern artists.

Hungarian fashion brand Trapper is synonymous with the Socialist era when Western jeans weren't available. Yet, 30 years and many malls later, Trapper still exists, both as a label and a shop. Why?

A quick bite after a hearty hike – popular Scando-style bakery Freyja try out a new location in the Buda hills this weekend, offering their delicious croissants from tomorrow, Friday.

Kitartást! A new mini-dictionary produced by Budapest language school Hungarian for Expats gives all the essential words and phrases you might need for any hospital visit. And it's free!

Don't fret – we have all the steps you need to enjoy the online Budapest Christmas Market 2020, browsing, cooking, nibbling and sipping at home!

Dig in to fried, breaded pig's ear, simmered rooster stew, fresh fish soup and other meaty specialities at the new Buja Disznó(k) location in Buda!

It may be an Advent like no other but you can still find plenty of Christmas cheer around Budapest, in shops, markets and even just strolling the streets lined with festive lights. Here's a few tips!