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
Photo: hdqwalls.com In our latest entry we would like to provide you with interesting facts and explanation of the Hungarian perception on Easter. Maybe the habits and customs described below slightly differ from your country’s traditions. As we receive guests from all over the world, chances are, you do not celebrate Easter, so we
In this entry we would like to provide a few options for couples spending Valentine’s Day in Budapest and also share a few spots in the city for long romantic walks not just for this occasion, but all year around. For a romantic afternoon spent together, instead of staying home binge watching tv series
Photo: transformystic.com Like in many parts of the world Hungary also has a bevy of interesting traditions, dos and do nots, food related superstitions, like what is considered bringing you luck to eat on the first day of the year. Why is New Year’s Eve called Szilveszter in Hungary? Can you make divination by
Top 10 things to do in December in Budapest 1. Ice skating at Városligeti Műjégpálya Photo: gotourist.hu Kick off the winter season with a classic activity at City Park Ice Rink. Glide along the ice surrounded by the beautiful Vajdahunyad Castle and the stunning Heroes’ Square. After a good workout warm your soul
Many questions could be raised regarding to the best destinations to celebrate New Year’s Eve. Where is the best place to spend this special day? Where and how should I go abroad? Is it essential to discover new places, new environments, new different culture and lifestyle still at the end of the year? Summer vacation
The public awareness believes the best time to visit Hungary, especially Budapest is during the summertime because of what the great atmosphere, the ruin bars, and the Danube river offers to the visitors. But if someone doesn’t like to sweat on the extreme hot streets at summer, here is a good news, Budapest is almost
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