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Budapest Girls Talking & Walking
If you are up for meeting new people (sorry pals, it's girls only), join the very first event of Budapest Girls Talking & Walking.
If you are up for meeting new people (sorry pals, it's girls only), join the very first event of Budapest Girls Talking & Walking.
If you are up for exploring some of Kolodko's fun statuettes, hop on a bike and join the NightRiders on April 27th.
On April 28th, as an opening of the Budapest Spring Festival, the Tavaszi TáncTér (Spring Dance Square) arrives with various genres from Argentine tango demonstrations to swing.
Join the 'I bike Budapest' cycle parade and demonstration to pedal through the city like never before.
During the first two weekends of April, Sakura celebrations bring pink flowers and additional activities to learn more about Japanese culture.
Flower aficionados, attention! On April 5th, the TulipGarden Dunakanyar opens its gates at the Danube Bend.
Kőröshegyi Lavender Field is an iconic spot for seeing a sea of tulips this time of the year.
Experience Hungary’s old-time Easter traditions in the open-air ethnographic museum Skanzen.
On Sunday, Easter activities take centre stage including egg hunt and a small petting zoo. On Monday, you can feel like royalty while settling down for a splendid afternoon tea.
Riverside Budapest Garden is a kids' paradise - but worry not, parents won't get bored here either.
Visiting Budapest Zoo is always a good idea, especially with kids, but Easter brings some extra activities we wouldn't miss.
Hollókő, also a World Heritage site, hosts Hungary's most famous Easter festival year after year.
Blending the beneficial effects of yoga and the stunning view of a spring sunset, Yoga Brunch is hosting a class on a covered and heated rooftop terrace overlooking the City Park.
Experience family fun at the Zoo's evening lantern parade!
Pedestrians and cyclists are taking over a chunk of the lower embankment in downtown Pest at the weekends, creating a pop-up promenade.
With Easter around the corner, the cultural centre and art gallery B32, just steps away from Gárdonyi térinvites us to free family-friendly events.
For those with Irish roots, March 17th means one thing only: St. Paddy's Day. Luckily Budapest also gets its fair share of the celebrations.
Experience a very traditional yet casual Hungarian event, where folk musicians play jolly, fast-paced songs.
Turbina is delighting yoga and brunch enthusiast with a unique combination of both.
Snowdrop season has officially started at the Alcsút Arboretum reserve.