There's so much to do around Budapest this autumn, with major film, fashion and music festivals, all kinds of concerts and performances, plus dogs taking over town for the day!
Get a glimpse of how people tried to voice their opinions in Soviet-occupied Hungary. Communal archive Fortepan provides pictures of how graffiti has evolved in Hungary up until now.
Where would we be without bees? Thankfully, beekeepers such as Zalán Borbás looks after vital colonies in Budapest, helping to keep the balance of nature intact. We paid a visit to his reserve.
It wasn't that long ago that many areas of Budapest were covered in vineyards – famed novelist Mór Jókai even produced his own Kadarka. Here's how grape harvests looked back in the day.
Budapest’s most revered landmark, the Chain Bridge, is currently undergoing a huge overhaul. Here you can see the colour chosen for the new crossing, a classy blueish-grey. Completion is due for 2023.
The rapid rebuild of Kvassay Bridge has allowed the entire HÉV suburban rail line to reopen between Boráros tér on the Nagykörút and Csepel island. The whole journey now only takes 15 minutes.
Hungarian scientist Katalin Karikó, who helped develop the Covid vaccine, has just been honoured with a huge mural in Budapest, created by Színes Város and organised by the Brain Bar festival.
It's back to school! And this not only means lessons and teachers but meals in the canteen. Many workplaces, too, still offer communal dining. Here we look at how the few fed the many in decades past.
The rising Danube is never a good sign in Budapest, given the Great Flood of 1838 and other years when the water rose to dramatic levels. Take a look at these images from the Fortepan photo archive!
Guerrilla sculptor Mihajlo Kolodko is at it again! This time, a rat spraypaints the word 'lecsó' by the foot of Elizabeth Bridge – perhaps to celebrate the season of this local pepper-and-tomato dish?
Budapest will host a new series of events for people ready to spice up their love lives. Speed Dating Budapest offers a networking possibility in English in post-Covid times.
Glide up to the top of Gellért Hill and the Citadella fortress thanks to a new cable car, whose construction will soon commence from Tabán down by the Danube.
Students can gain a British degree yet avoid the expensive complexities of Brexit by enrolling at Budapest's International Business School, affiliated to the UK's University of Buckingham.