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Home prices in Hungary rose 23.5pc year-on-year in 2025, climbing at the fastest pace in the past 25 years, the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) highlighted in a report published on Wednesday.
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Over 110,000 tickets have been sold by contactless payment across Budapest's metro lines since the option was extended to the metro on April 22, Budapest public transport company BKK said on Wednesday.
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After the huge success of past years’ Wine & Champagne Festivals, organisers are bringing it back to the heart of Budapest: the 5th Belvárosi Wine & Champagne Festival returns to Szabadság tér.
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As most expats living here know, wellness is not an indulgence in Budapest, it is part of the local rhythm of life. Natural thermal pools, saunas, swimming, and restorative spa rituals are woven into the culture of the city. That's how Helia stands-out, as this great value four-star located by the Danube has all you need from a quality health resort - plus panoramic river views and more, as this review reveals.
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If you are looking for an engaging family activity in the capital at the end of May, the Müpa Children’s Day offers one of the most comprehensive free events for families in Budapest on Sunday, May 31, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
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If you are spending the late May bank holiday weekend in the capital, the upcoming Jazz & Wine Festival offers a highly sophisticated addition to your calendar. Running from May 22 to 25, 2026, the event is returning for its third annual edition.
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Looking to kick off the new month outdoors? The Rosalia Wine Picnic is back from June 4 to 7, bringing a casual, open-air weekend of tasting local rosés, sparkling wines, and summer flavours to the capital.
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The statue of 19th-century Hungarian revolutionary poet Sandor Petofi in Strasbourg was vandalised overnight, prompting police to launch an investigation after reports from Hungarian citizens, Hungary's Permanent Representation to the Council of Europe and local authorities.
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The Carmelite Monastery and the Cabinet Office in Budapest will again be open to the public again on Saturday. Last weekend some 2,000 people attended guided tours through the offices of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban and Antal Rogan, his cabinet chief.
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Prime Minister Peter Magyar on Tuesday appointed Balint Ruff, head of the Prime Minister's Office, as deputy prime minister.
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The CERN Council, the supreme decision-making body of the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, will hold its extraordinary session on Friday at the headquarters of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) in Budapest.
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Beyond its religious and historic significance, Pentecost in Hungary serves as the unofficial debut of summer, filling the long weekend with outdoor concerts, craft markets, and exceptional local food and wine.
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Chinese car maker BYD seriously violated its obligations stipulated in the environmental permit during the construction of its plant in Szeged (S Hungary), Laszlo Gajdos, the environment minister, said on Facebook on Tuesday.
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The European Parliament has voted in favour of the Chemicals Omnibus VI package, marking a major step towards simplifying EU chemicals legislation. The move aims to make product labelling clearer and more practical while maintaining strong protections for health and the environment.
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