Springtime in Budapest is nothing short of magical, and Easter brings an extra layer of charm to the city. As flowers bloom and the Danube sparkles under the spring sun, Budapest comes alive with tradition, culture, and seasonal festivities. At Silverline Cruises, we’re not only passionate about showing you the city from the water—we’re here
Spring is in full bloom, and Budapest is bursting with exciting events to make your April visit unforgettable! Whether you’re a sports enthusiast, a culture lover, or just looking to soak up the city’s vibrant atmosphere, there’s something for everyone. From the exhilarating Telekom Vivicittá Marathon to the community powered I Bike Budapest
Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to celebrate love, and there’s no better place to do it than Budapest, a city brimming with romance and charm. From its majestic architecture and soothing thermal baths to its cozy rooftop bars and whimsical dining spots, Budapest offers countless ways to make this special day unforgettable.
While Budapest’s iconic Christmas markets at the Basilica and Vörösmarty Square often steal the spotlight, the city also boasts several smaller, lesser-known markets that offer a more intimate and budget-friendly holiday experience. These charming tiny markets are perfect for those looking to escape the bustling crowds while still immersing in festive cheer. Photo:
December in Budapest is a time of wonder, with twinkling lights, festive markets, and a joyful atmosphere filling the streets. From enchanting Christmas fairs to cozy winter activities, the city offers endless ways to embrace the holiday spirit. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, there’s no shortage of magical experiences to enjoy.
St. Martin’s Day, celebrated on November 11, is a beloved tradition across much of Europe, particularly in Hungary, where it marks the transition into winter with feasting, wine, and folklore. Named after Saint Martin of Tours, a 4th-century soldier turned monk, this holiday honors his legacy of humility, charity, and devotion. Known for
As the crisp air of autumn settles in, Budapest comes alive with a diverse array of events and activities that celebrate the beauty and cultural richness of October. From vibrant festivals that embrace the city’s culinary heritage to Halloween-themed parties and artsy events, the Hungarian capital offers something for everyone. Whether you’re a
What happened? This September, Budapest, like many other European countries experienced severe flooding caused by the Danube overflowing its banks. From September 16th to the 24th, heavy rainfall across Europe – namely the Boris hurricane – caused the Danube to rise to dangerous levels, threatening parts of the city. By September 19th, the
Every year, on the 20th of August, Budapest transforms into a vibrant hub of festivities to commemorate St. Stephen’s Day, a national holiday honoring Hungary’s first king and the founding of the Hungarian state. This day, also known as the Feast of St. Stephen, is one of the most significant and widely celebrated holidays in
The Gellért Hill is a prominent geographical feature in Budapest, offering both breathtaking panoramic views of the city and a deep historical significance. Rising 235 meters above the Danube it is considered the highest point of the downtown, offering a splendid hiking location close to the city centre and a variety of sights. The
