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Coffee House History: Five Places Where Our Favourite Poets Spent Most of Their Time

The ‘coffee house cult’ in Hungary started to take off in the 1800s. From that time onwards, they functioned as a community space, the main arena of cultural and political life, and a place where visitors could easily access all…

Timeless Tales and Modern Marvels: Budapest’s 150th Anniversary Celebration

As Budapest commemorates its 150th birthday this year, a grand celebration awaits all who join in the festivities….
The Kelet Café in Budapest.

Kelet Café & Gallery — A Popular Meeting Place that Brings Back the Atmosphere of the Olden Days

Popular for its oriental gastronomy and classic café atmosphere, this busy spot of the capital has become a real cultic public space over the past years. It is open every day of the year, from morning till night, and is…

Pesti Magyar Theatre — The First Hungarian Theatre

In August 1837, Pest’s first permanent, Hungarian-language theatre opened at the Astoria, with the performance of Hungarian poet Mihály Vörösmarty’s drama Árpád ébredése (The Awakening of Árpád)—this was the first period of the Pesti Magyar Theatre, which later became the…
The Pannonhalma Archabbey.

7+1 Fascinating Buildings in Hungary — Outside the Capital

When Magyar Krónika asked their readers which building they thought was the most beautiful in Hungary, nine out of ten respondents said it was the Hungarian Parliament. However, it is not only in the capital where we can find impressive…

Poetry Slam Budapest is Back Like it Never Left

Excitement and anticipation, rain and dogs, a proposal and heavy poems. The first event of the returning Slam Poetry Budapest Club series did not fail to deliver….

The Fascinating History of Petőfi Bridge

After it was tragically blown up during World War II, the complete restoration of today’s Petőfi Bridge took more than seven years. It was handed over at last on 22 November 1952, and was named after renowned Hungarian poet Sándor…

Seven World-Famous Thermal Baths in Budapest

Thanks to the thermal springs of the capital, Budapest’s spa culture dates back several centuries. In our article, we have collected the historical thermal baths of Budapest, which are popular destinations for both Hungarians and foreigners….
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From Leo to Saint John Paul II and Francis — A Brief Overview of Papal Visits to Hungary

Pope Francis is visiting the Hungarian community for the third time in just four years, but his first official trip specifically to Hungary will only take place this weekend….

Budapest Municipal Assembly Adopts ‘Survival Programme’, Karácsony Blames Government for Financial Woes

The ‘survival programme’ was approved with 18 votes in favour and 12 abstentions. As a result, the city will take out a 16.6 billion forint loan for project development in 2023. The loan is going to match the support provided…

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