Travel Tips

5 unique green spaces you shouldn’t miss

Spring and early summer are the perfect seasons to slow down and enjoy Budapest’s greener side. While places like City Park and Margaret Island are well known and loved, there’s another layer of the city waiting to be discovered – quieter, more intimate, and often overlooked.

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If you need a break from the busy streets of Budapest, there’s one place locals almost instinctively head to: City Park (Városliget). With its peaceful lake, wide green spaces, and a surprising number of attractions, it’s one of those places where you can easily spend a few hours – or even a full day – without really planning anything.

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If you thought Budapest was only about grand historic buildings, thermal baths and ruin bars, let me introduce you to one of the city’s coolest modern attractions. The House of Music Hungary is where futuristic architecture, nature and music somehow melt together in the middle of City Park, and honestly, the building itself already feels like an experience before you even step inside.

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Dohány Street Synagogue – often simply called the Great Synagogue – is one of the most remarkable buildings in Budapest, both for its breathtaking architecture and for the deeply emotional history connected to it.

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Budapest’s Lukács Thermal Bath is one of the city’s most authentic and underrated spa experiences. Long before it became a place for leisurely soaking, Lukács served as a healing sanctuary with a history stretching back to the 12th century. read more

Being a city of unforgettable charm, Budapest offers far more than grand architecture and famous thermal baths. From hilltop views and riverside walks to hidden gardens, markets, and neighborhoods full of life, the Hungarian capital is a dream destination for budget travelers and curious explorers alike.

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On your first visit to Budapest you scaled the stairs of the Panorama Lookout of St. Stephen’s Basilica, wandered the elegant Andrássy Avenue, went ice-skating in City Park Ice Rink, pampered yourself at Széchenyi Baths, marveled at the Hungarian Parliament, hiked Gellért Hill and probably got up-close and personal with the Liberty Statue. read more

After almost five years of closure, the Hungarian State Opera House has finally returned to its former glory. It reopened its doors on March 12, 2022, to the delight of opera lovers and curious visitors alike.

Widely regarded as one of the most beautiful opera houses in Europe – both inside and out – this Neo-Renaissance masterpiece has been meticulously restored, with careful attention paid to every detail.

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2020 was a challenging year for the hospitality industry not only in Budapest but all over the world. Despite of lockdowns, curfews and limited number of guests many new hotels were opened in Budapest in 2020. read more