The Memorial to the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 stands near the Museum of Ethnography, at the edge of City Park. It was created in 2006, on the 50th anniversary of the revolution, based on a design by the I-Ypsilon artist group.
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Museum of Ethnography, Budapest
One of the most striking features of Budapest's Museum of Ethnography is the metal grid covering its facade. The pattern consists of almost half a million tiny "pixels" incorporated into a laser-cut aluminium grid structure.
Budapest in the fall
Budapest is a wonderful destination in autumn, when the summer heat fades and the city becomes quieter and more atmospheric.
The Lake of the City Park
The picturesque lake in Budapest's City Park, Városliget, has been part of the city's recreational life for almost two centuries. Originally, the area was a marshland, but in the first half of the 19th century it was transformed into a proper lake. By the 1830s, people were already enjoying boat rides on the water, while in winter the frozen lake...
What’s been happening in Hungarian politics?
What's been happening in Hungarian politics? This is a brief, objective overview for tourists visiting Hungary who want to get a general understanding of political developments.
The Renovated Citadel, Budapest (Information for Tourism Professionals)
Budapest nightlife
Budapest nightlife is honestly on another level — whether you want chill drinks, wild parties, or something in between. The city is famous for its ruin bars, and you have to check out Szimpla Kert — it's chaotic in the best way, full of random rooms, funky decor, and a super mixed crowd. Nearby, Instant-Fogas Complex is basically a nightlife...
Hungarian wines you should definitely try
Hungarian Wines You Should Definitely Try – Types and Recommended Brands
Hungary is one of Europe's oldest and most exciting wine-producing countries, offering a wide variety of unique styles—from world-famous sweet wines to elegant reds and fresh whites. If you want to explore Hungarian wine, here are some must-try types along with specific brands...
Kékestető, Hungary's highest point
Kékestető is the highest point in Hungary (1014 m) and a popular hiking destination for nature lovers. Located in the Mátra Mountains, it offers fresh mountain air, beautiful forests, and panoramic views throughout the year. A trip to Kékestető is an excellent hiking idea from Budapest, especially for those looking to escape the city for a day.
Parks of Budapest
Budapest is famous not only for its architecture and history but also for its beautiful green parks. Many locals and visitors love exploring nature in Budapest while still staying within the city.









