Guidebook for Budapest
Food Scene
Fine dining restaurant with typical Hungarian tastes. Absolutely recommended. 15 min walk (~1000 meter).Address: Szent Orbán tér 6., Tel: +36 30 703 0000, web: biginning.hu
BIGinning Étterem
6 Szent Orbán térFine dining restaurant with typical Hungarian tastes. Absolutely recommended. 15 min walk (~1000 meter).Address: Szent Orbán tér 6., Tel: +36 30 703 0000, web: biginning.hu
"Beautiful view" pastry shop, delicious cakes, 30 min walk from our place
8 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Szamos Szépkilátás Cukrászda
1 Szépkilátás út"Beautiful view" pastry shop, delicious cakes, 30 min walk from our place
You can taste traditional Hungarian „fishermen’s soup”, absolutely recommended.
30 min walk (~2000 meter). Take the bus nr 21 or 21A, or you can even go with the cute cogwheel tram. Address: Hollós út 2, Tel.: +36 1 275 5245, web: www.bajaihalaszcsarda.com
7 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bajai Halászcsárda
2 Hollós útYou can taste traditional Hungarian „fishermen’s soup”, absolutely recommended.
30 min walk (~2000 meter). Take the bus nr 21 or 21A, or you can even go with the cute cogwheel tram. Address: Hollós út 2, Tel.: +36 1 275 5245, web: www.bajaihalaszcsarda.com
Parks & Nature
Kissvábhegy
Cute little hill, fresh air, beautiful view to the city. 15 min walk (~1000 meter).
Top of the hill with stunning cityview. You can go up by 21 or 21A buses.
150 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Normafa station
Top of the hill with stunning cityview. You can go up by 21 or 21A buses.
Essentials
Closest grocery shop. 6-8 min walk from our place.
19 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
CBA Príma
54 Teréz krt.Closest grocery shop. 6-8 min walk from our place.
Drinks & Nightlife
The iconic party place is undoubtedly the city’s most famous nightspot, and has inspired wave after wave of “ruin pubs”. The building in question, at 14 Kazinczy Street, had housed homes and a factory, but by 2004 lay in ruin. The idea was for a big open community space in Budapest with a relaxed vibe.
This “come as you are” philosophy seems to apply to both guests as well as the interior design. There’s stuff everywhere. You could spend days just looking at all the random bits and pieces covering the floor, the walls, the ceiling, and leaning on just about every surface. Currently there’s even an open-top Trabant car where you can sit at a table where the car seats used to be.
1582 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Szimpla Kert
14 Kazinczy u.The iconic party place is undoubtedly the city’s most famous nightspot, and has inspired wave after wave of “ruin pubs”. The building in question, at 14 Kazinczy Street, had housed homes and a factory, but by 2004 lay in ruin. The idea was for a big open community space in Budapest with a relaxed vibe.
This “come as you are” philosophy seems to apply to both guests as well as the interior design. There’s stuff everywhere. You could spend days just looking at all the random bits and pieces covering the floor, the walls, the ceiling, and leaning on just about every surface. Currently there’s even an open-top Trabant car where you can sit at a table where the car seats used to be.
Gozsdu Udvar, a small city within the city, is blooming again. You can find a whole bunch of cafés, bars, restaurants, shops, and clubs here, like Spíler, DiVino or Blue Bird Café, and also enjoy art exhibitions, fairs, concerts, and other events all year long, so it's always worth a visit.
On Saturdays, from 2 to 8 in the afternoon, they hold a craft and vintage market, which is worth visiting, since we can fall in love with anything from posters to lamps.
600 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Gozsdu Court
Gozsdu udvarGozsdu Udvar, a small city within the city, is blooming again. You can find a whole bunch of cafés, bars, restaurants, shops, and clubs here, like Spíler, DiVino or Blue Bird Café, and also enjoy art exhibitions, fairs, concerts, and other events all year long, so it's always worth a visit.
On Saturdays, from 2 to 8 in the afternoon, they hold a craft and vintage market, which is worth visiting, since we can fall in love with anything from posters to lamps.