On the last weekend of April, local producers are setting up tables at Czakó Piacz (farmers' market) to lay out their freshest produce. That means an abundance of veggies, fruit, jams, cheese, honey, ham, pastries, and flowers. And this time, it also means raclette, which you can have sprinkled with a mixture of spices, on top of a French baguette, with smoked ham and gherkin.
The market opens at 8 am on Saturday and 9 am on Sunday, and closes at 2 pm. Enter from Tigris utca.
This zine festival brings an abundance of books, comics, risograph prints, stickers and other publications from independent artists and publishers.
On May 24th, charity shops across the country unite, extending their opening hours and offering discounts and great catches.
Free concerts and festival vibes fill downtown Budapest, as 'Belvárosi Fesztivál Piknik' kicks off on Friday.
If you are a fan of Southeast Asian cuisine, visiting Budapest's Chinatown is a must.