Buildings of outstanding beauty that have taken on new functions over the centuries – who wouldn’t want to have coffee in a palace? In our collection, we showcase such places and more.
Men who choose a robot for a girlfriend, the global problem of urban housing and romance in rural Croatia – these are just some of the subjects for the many documentaries available through Verziótéka.
Along with the art of Hieronymus Bosch and Henri Matisse, summer exhibitions in Budapest cover subjects as diverse as vintage photography and the world of bees.
Discover a giant skateboard park posing as a museum, a ship full of shouty peasant women and a prominent medieval-style house that once protected Jewish refugees in secret – all in Budapest!
Stroll around Bartók's garden, see the desk-drawer piano Franz Liszt composed on and admire the dramatic figures of sculptor Imre Varga at the memorial museums where these great Hungarians lived.
We pick out the highlights of the annual cultural extravaganza, Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks, taking place in Budapest, Miskolc, Debrecen and Győr.
Head to your nearest cinema to see Timothée Chalamet do battle in Dune, an all-star cast make deadline in The French Dispatch and Anya Taylor-Joy vamp in Last Night in Soho.
Historic and picture-postcard attractive at the same time, the prettiest public squares in Budapest are lined with stately façades and dotted with dramatic statues. Which are your favourites?