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The latest news from Budapest
The Elisabeth Lookout, one of the most visited attraction pages on our website has been declared unsafe while experts assess the damage and determine the scope of the restoration work.
Around 70 emergency vehicles, helicopters and vintage rescue machines will gather at Budapest's Aeropark on July 18, offering live rescue demonstrations, interactive activities and a spectacular convoy parade.
The legendary Rosenstein Vendéglő shared a special moment with its followers after hosting Oscar-nominated actors Ralph Fiennes and Viggo Mortensen, together with Hungarian-Canadian film producer Robert Lantos.
A new ticket entrance has opened at Budapest Zoo. Visitors can now also begin their zoo adventure from the Biodome, with self-service ticket machines available on-site.
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Budapest stay continues with a meeting that brought together two legends: Hollywood's Terminator and Hungarian chess icon Judit Polgár.
As temperatures soar across Europe during the current heatwave, Budapest has unveiled a timely summer attraction: a significantly expanded free beach on the banks of the Danube.
Budapest visitors will have even more opportunities to enjoy the city’s famous Danube waterfront this summer as new traffic arrangements take effect on the Lower Pest Embankment.
Discover Europe’s finest Christmas markets with ease. This winter, EasyJet is expanding its UK-Budapest network with direct flights from Bristol, Belfast, and Liverpool starting mid-November.
From giant billboards to advertising mesh covering buildings, many forms of outdoor advertising could disappear from Budapest under a major new cityscape initiative.
Visitors heading to Budapest’s City Park -right behind Heroes' Square- in the coming years can expect to see more green space and fewer fenced-off areas, following a recent decision that will reshape the future of one of the capital’s most popular parks.
Budapest's Metro Line 2 will be partially closed this weekend due to a film production reportedly starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sharon Stone, creating significant travel disruptions at the same time as one of the city's busiest annual cultural events
After years without a nonstop link, direct flights between Budapest and Toronto are back. Air Canada's seasonal service reconnects Hungary with Canada's largest city through October.
