Budapest

Budapest is one of Europe’s most beautiful capitals, famous for its historic architecture, thermal baths, vibrant food scene and stunning views along the Danube.

In this section of MyLittleHungary, you’ll find local tips, hidden gems, iconic attractions, neighbourhood guides, seasonal activities and practical travel advice to help you experience Budapest beyond the usual tourist sights.

Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or planning a longer stay, these articles will help you discover the Hungarian capital like a local.

Ludwig Museum: Women in Chanel

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Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art has always something interesting to offer to do on a lazy Sunday afternoon. The museum has organized several successful photography exhibitions introducing the works of influential figures in fashion photography like Martin Munkácsi, Cecil Beaton or Helmut Newton. read more

Latin Food Festival in La Bodeguita del Medio

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A free food festival for anyone to enjoy, Latin Food Festival took place on May 29, 2016 in La Bodeguita del Medio in Budapest. There are no tickets, you just show up in the beautiful garden of the restaurant. You can bring your kids and your grandparents and even dogs are welcome. But no jaguars, iguanas or anything like that, por favor :). The only things you need to pay for are the delicious foods made by the representatives of the participant countries and drinks provided by La Bodeguita del Medio. read more

La Bodeguita del Medio (today’s Havana Salsa Bar and Restaurant) in Budapest

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PERMANENTLY CLOSED – Havana’s La Bodeguita del Medio, the birthplace of the Mojito cocktail, is known as a wonderful gathering place that truly unites colonial past with our present time through its rum cocktails, cigars and local cuisine. Its franchise restaurants can be found in every corner of the world such as Mexico, Czech Republic, Ukraine, Lebanon, etc. read more

Paris Department Store

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Paris Department Store (Párisi Nagy Áruház) is located at 39 Andrássy Avenue in the heart of Budapest. This breathtaking avenue is mainly defined by stylish café-bars, premium and luxury retailers. Just like the avenue, Paris Department Store also holds a long history. It was built in 1882 based on the designs by Gusztáv Petschancher. Its facade facing Andrássy Avenue was designed in Art Nouveau style, while its side looking at Paulay Ede Street is Neo-Renaissance. read more

Bistro Déryné

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Bistro Déryné (Madame Déry), named after the most famous Hungarian actress of the 19th century, has become a historic hangout with its 21st-century atmosphere and delightful bistro ambiance on the Buda side, just a few minutes from the Tunnel at the Chain Bridge. read more