Health, Help & Services

In Hungary, emergency number is 112 (ambulance, police, fire). EU citizens can use their EHIC card for public hospitals. Non-EU tourists may need private care or to pay upfront (then claim via insurance).

Need medicine after dark? In Budapest, many pharmacies (gyógyszertár / patika) close early in the evening—but there are “emergency” or “0-24” ones that stay open or are reachable by buzzer when most others are closed.

If you need stamps, want to send mail, pick up parcels, or pay bills, you’ll find plenty of “Posta” (Hungarian Post) branches around the city.

If your pet gets sick, injured, or just needs urgent care after hours, knowing where to go can make all the difference.

Whether you need a SIM card, a quick phone repair, or a safe place to store your luggage — this friendly, family-run shop has you covered.