Presenting in one concise package the week’s most important and fascinating national stories, whether they be economic, political, cultural, sporting or among the hundreds of other happenings that go on[…]
Autumn is the period of new beginnings for many people: a new job, a new semester at the university – the foreigners moving to Budapest even have to struggle with[…]
Budapest is one of the most popular European capitals, offering tourists numerous sights and exciting cultural events. For foreign citizens living in Hungary sometimes it’s a challenge to get to[…]
Presenting in one concise package the week’s most important and fascinating national stories, whether they be economic, political, cultural, sporting or among the hundreds of other happenings that go on[…]
The government is ready to cover the cost of public transport in the Budapest agglomeration with retroactive effect to January 1, 2016, Minister for National Development Miklós Seszták has told[…]
There are many sides to Budapest. Downtown is so fabulous and so condensed that it is easy to forget you can travel almost an hour with public transport and still[…]
Budapest finally looks set to rid itself of its time-consuming, antiquated and downright detested public transport paper ticket validation system, with Budapest Transport Company (BKV) announcing last week its plans[…]
While we’ve had fun over the last month showing our readers how best to “Explore Budapest by Metro”, the city has even more to offer and even more ways to[…]
The construction works are gone, the road is free; or rather, the pedestrians are free to go on one of the busiest streets of the city centre – the renewed[…]
