These markets are making a grand comeback, fueled by a growing love for healthy eating, eco-conscious living, and the charm of “slow” weekends. From Budapest’s urban gems to countryside fairs, here’s your guide to five unmissable markets, complete with addresses to help you plan your visit.

1. Czakó Termelői Piacz: Gourmet Delights in a Rustic Haven

Tucked away in Budapest’s historic Tabán area, Czakó Piacz is a food lover’s dream. Every Saturday, top Hungarian producers showcase their finest goods, from micro-vegetables to truffle-infused dips and organic desserts you won’t find in supermarkets. The rustic charm of Czakó Garden makes it perfect for expats seeking unique flavors and a cozy vibe.

Address: 1016 Budapest, Czakó u. 15
Open: Every Saturday

2. Liliomkert Market: Balaton’s Culinary Gem

A favorite since 2007, Liliomkert Market in the Balaton Uplands is worth the trip from Budapest. This Sunday market in Káptalantóti offers everything from farm-fresh produce to smoked quail eggs, fruit-leaven croissants, and even antique furniture for your new Hungarian home. Come hungry and ready to explore!

Address: 8286 Káptalantóti, (main village square)
Open: Every Sunday

3. Pancs Gasztroplacc: A Sunday Feast in Budapest

Every Sunday, the courtyard of Élesztőház in Budapest’s Ferencváros district transforms into Pancs Gasztroplacc, a bustling hub of craft foods. Expats will love the seasonal veggies, homemade hams, and cordials, plus the chance to join workshops or savor a shared brunch. It’s a vibrant slice of local life.

Address: 1094 Budapest, Tűzoltó u. 22
Open: Every Sunday

4. Nagymaros Farmers’ Market: A Danube-Side Delight - pictured above

Just a short train ride from Budapest, the Nagymaros Farmers’ Market is a Saturday hotspot for city dwellers and expats alike. Expect premium-quality pickles, fresh produce, and heavenly cordials, topped off with a retro lángos (deep-fried dough with cheese and sour cream). It’s always buzzing, so arrive early!

Address: 2626 Nagymaros, Fő tér
Open: Every Saturday

5. Római Part Farmers’ Market: Shop by the Danube

Combine a riverside stroll with your weekly shop at Római Part Farmers’ Market in Budapest’s Óbuda district. This Saturday market offers classic produce alongside unique finds like medicinal mushrooms, tofu creams, and craft beauty products. It’s the perfect way to spend a relaxed morning by the Danube.

Address: 1031 Budapest, Római part 51
Open: Every Saturday

These markets aren’t just about shopping — they’re a celebration of Hungarian culture and community, perfect for expats looking to connect with local life. Grab your tote bag and dive in!
 

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