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Bálna Budapest
With sweeping views over the Danube, Gellért Hill, and Liberty Bridge, this riverfront complex is becoming increasingly popular for sipping potent potables while watching the sun set and the moon rise, especially now that its long row of waterside nightspots are once again putting out their terrace tables, including and . However, these places also feature many indoor seating areas that still feature panoramic vistas through oversized windows.
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Erzsébet Square
In the heart of downtown Pest, this popular parkland houses (pictured), with its sprawling outdoor bar reopening on March 30th – but recently the management also opened a similarly spacious indoor location next door. Also, the always-active is found here; while the cavernous indoor venue is ideal for dancing the night away no matter what the weather brings, the huge starlit stairway out front is always a great warm-weather spot for besotted conversations stretching late into the night.
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Gozsdu Udvar
Numerous nightspots occupy this buzzing compound of buildings and interconnected courtyards; some of the most popular ones are , , , , , and Gozsdu. All of these places have large terrace areas, most of which feature outdoor heaters and blankets in case a cold snap sets in – but if it really gets chilly out, party people can retreat indoors at all of those locales, as well as at the and Aether clubs.
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Kazinczy Street
As the main drag of downtown Pest’s nightlife nexus in the , Kazinczy Street is often crowded with merrymakers at all times of the year, but during springtime this lively lane blossoms with party places that offer both indoor and outdoor fun zones. This is where you’ll find the world’s most famous ruin pub – – as well as trendy hangouts like and , alongside laid-back locales such as and ; all of these places offer spaces to sit inside and out.