Palace of Arts (Müpa)
A leading cultural venue on the Danube, hosting world-class classical, jazz, and contemporary performances year-round in a modern architectural landmark.
Mini Statues of Budapest
Check out the stories about each and every work on Instagram in the Story Highlights, and click on the map to get started with the challenge!
Cruise on the Gróf Széchenyi ship
Go back in time and enjoy a cruise on this historical boat, while listening to some world-class Hungarian gypsy music! Choose the 16€ “Cruise on the Danube” option in their website!
á table!
Á Table is a great spot for a relaxed breakfast, with fresh pastries, good coffee, and tasty twists on classic morning favorites. Lots of locations in the city center.
Arán Bakery and Artizán Bakery
Two of our favourite bakeries in Budapest, they offer a wide range of unique pastries and excellent coffee. Ideal place for a quick breakfast!
Iconic Songs of the Goulash Communism Era
The Goulash Communism years also produced some of the most iconic songs of Hungarian popular music. Listen to this playlist to experience this era from a totally different perspective!
Gloomy Sunday
The original Gloomy Sunday, written in 1932 by Rezső Seress, was known as the Hungarian Suicide Song and blamed for more suicides than any other song in history. (Read the complete article here!) Billie Holiday’s version
Lámpás
A beloved local ruin pub with live music and a welcoming vibe, featuring an open mic night every Sunday and a solid selection of drinks.
Queen – Tavaszi Szél Budapest (1986)
Watch this video of the iconic moment when Freddie sings one of our folk songs, called Tavaszi szél vizet áraszt.
Budapest Jazz Club
A top live music venue featuring local and international jazz acts, with lively jam sessions after the concerts on selected nights in an intimate setting.