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Renovated popular thermal bath reopens at full capacity in Budapest
Budapest’s historic Dandár Thermal Bath has reopened at full capacity after a major renovation, offering modern amenities while preserving nearly a century of tradition.
Formula 1: Hungarian Grand Prix ticket and food prices raise eyebrows ahead of 2025 race
Soaring ticket and food prices at the 2025 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix spark debate among fans.
This is how much beer Hungarians drink yearly, and here are the consequences of it
Hungarians consume about 60 liters of beer annually, highlighting both cultural traditions and rising health concerns, as experts call for greater moderation.
Busy tram lines resume full service across Budapest starting today!
Starting today, trams 4 and 6 will resume full service along their entire routes in Budapest!
Budapest agglomeration transport services to run more frequently during Sziget Festival, including overnight
During the Sziget Festival, the H5 rail line will operate more frequently—running overnight between Batthyány Square and Aquincum—to accommodate the influx of attendees.
Austrian town imposes big change on the road, impacting commuters from Hungary
Felsőpulya introduces a town-wide 30 km/h speed limit, with strict enforcement that affects Hungarian commuters near the Austrian border.
After many years of delays, Budapest’s controversial Biodome may finally open—with a twist
After years of delays and cost overruns, Budapest's Biodome may finally open in 2025—as a new home for Zoo animals, not a tropical attraction.
Hungarian archaeology student uncovers rare bronze figurines at Roman-Era site
A Hungarian archaeology student has uncovered three rare 2,000-year-old bronze figurines during her first field excavation at a Roman-era site in Komárom.
Croatia launches EUR 2 million project to ease border delays
Croatia is investing nearly EUR 2 million to tackle long border delays, especially during peak tourist season.
Good news! Airports in Europe set to drop the most annoying rule
The EU plans to lift the long-standing 100ml liquid limit at airports thanks to advanced 3D scanners, promising faster and more convenient travel.