Budapest Airport gears itself up for more travellers with security and safety in mind, as well as passenger comfort and efficient processing of luggage.
From military stronghold to modern-day disco and more – Citadella atop Gellért Hill has lived through many changes, illustrated in scratched messages and bullet holes.
New system for entering Hungary has come into effect – UK and US citizens must have taken two negative coronavirus tests in the previous five days to be allowed in, or undergo quarantine.
Linked by sourdough – new mural in Budapest city centre depicts the activities that brought locals together during the recent pandemic, helping each other out during a time of great crisis.
Urban history in figurine form – cult sculptor Mihajlo Kolodko has just unveiled two more niche creations, related to the illustrious history of brewing at the Dreher factory in Kőbánya.
Babies, toddlers, young children and their families are invited to the Sing-Along Charity Picnic and Concert on 29 July, with all proceeds donated to the Pető Institute.
Pedestrians and cyclists given the green light to cross the streets of inner Districts VI and VII without car traffic until the autumn – closing times for shops and nightspots still under discussion.
Get a work-out and save the environment at the same time with plogging, the latest eco-minded community activity from Sweden now spreading around the world!
It's Plastic Free July! Encouraged by marketing tools and discounts, venues around Budapest are reducing their distribution of single-use plastics – consumers can also make their own contribution!
See Budapest's gilded Opera House with your own eyes – and learn about the musical legends who have graced its stage and corridors. English-language tours start up again from 1 July.
Intrepid photographer László Mudra braved the angry elements to capture Budapest during the one of the raging storms that have been sweeping the city. Take a look at the dramatic scenes!
Star photographer Krisztián Bódis has captured Budapest's most stunning staircases, many hidden behind the closed doors of apartment buildings around the city. Take a look!
See how the grandiose Stock Exchange Palace looks inside, the ornate ceilings and ghostly corridors that once hosted brokers, TV studio chiefs and, most recently, Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling.
Ten years old in July, Budapest’s Railway History Park is celebrating the occasion and post-shutdown reopening by offering free admission to all this Saturday, 20 June.
Renovations to Budapest's City Park have been ongoing, and recent announcements include a botanical garden, sports courts and a promenade, all to be ready for this autumn.