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Sour cherry soup, Mangalitsa hairy pig, lángos flat bread, Hungarian goose liver, flodni dessert – try it to feel the Hungarian cuisine. And don’t forget about the wines – Tokay from rasin grapes, red Kékfrankos wine, Olas Riesling white and dozens of other sorts to be found in enotecas around the city. And we give you five addressed to become the Hungarian cuisine expert.

Goulash and paprikash: Hungarian food in Budapest

Sundays in Budapest are time for farmers and designer markets. Traffic is not that heavy and locals lazily get out for a brunch and coffee, go to public baths and walk in the parks. Nothing reminds of the crazy Friday night and residents of party districts can enjoy their sleep. Follow our guide for a relaxed day in the city.

Perfect Sunday in Budapest

Budapest loves spring: the city welcomes the season with Spring festival, Easter fairs and concerts and April 18-19 is the weekend of 100-year old houses when their residents let everyone in to admire ancient Hungarian architecture from inside.

Spring Budapest

If you are lucky to have more than a weekend in Budapest choose untouristy routes as the city is not only Andrassy Avenue and the Jewish quarter. Follow our guide to discover all its secrets and layers.

Budapest Studies

Budapest used to be really cheap but it was before the crisis, so we've compiled a list with affordable, cheap, discounted or free activities.

Affordable Budapest

The craziest nightlife, the most decent Saturdays, kosher restaurants and shops, three splendid synagogues, menorahs on balconies decorations and beautiful doors with birds from Jewish tales, together with the tragic history of the Hungarians Jewry of the 20th century – coexists in the ex-ghetto. Our list offers the most curious places.

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