by budaguide | Jul 4, 2025 | Hungarian Folktales
Stone soup is a classic folktale, popular across many cultures, about cleverness and community. This Hungarian version tells of a hungry soldier who used wit and psychology to create a meal from seemingly nothing. The story teaches us about human nature,...
by budaguide | Jun 26, 2025 | History
World War I left no true victors. Even nations on the winning side suffered tremendous losses. However, among the defeated powers, the Kingdom of Hungary stands out as perhaps the most severely punished. The Central European nation lost an astonishing 70 percent of...
by budaguide | Jun 22, 2025 | Food & Drinks
The Hungarian Restaurant Awards hold a special place in the country’s culinary calendar each year. They highlight the diverse and rich food culture of Hungary, honoring the chefs, restaurants, and teams who bring new energy and tradition to the dining...
by budaguide | Mar 3, 2025 | Landmarks
When you walk down Andrássy Avenue, you can’t miss the stunning Budapest Opera House. Opened in 1884, this building tells stories of music, art, and Hungarian culture over 130 years. The Building’s Story The idea for an opera house in Budapest began in the...
by budaguide | Aug 1, 2024 | Food & Drinks
Hungary has long been celebrated for its rich winemaking heritage, and this year’s National Wine Contest was a testament to the country’s thriving viticulture. The event, which took place in July 2024, showcased an impressive array of wines, drawing...
