Things to do in Budapest, Central Hungary: The Best Shopping

August 11, 2021 Kiesha Cripe

Over 15 million gallons of water bubble daily into Budapest's 118 springs and boreholes. The city of spas offers an astounding array of baths, from the sparkling Gellert Baths to the vast 1913 neo-baroque Szechenyi Spa to Rudas Spa, a dramatic 16th-century Turkish pool with original Ottoman architecture. The "Queen of the Danube" is also steeped in history, culture and natural beauty. Get your camera ready for the Roman ruins of the Aquincum Museum, Heroes' Square and Statue Park, and the 300-foot dome of St. Stephen's Basilica.
Restaurants in Budapest

Tancsics Mihaly utca 5 1014, Budapest 1014 Hungary +36 1 356 9208 [email protected] http://www.kollergaleria.hu
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5.0 based on 263 reviews

Koller Gallery

Located in the historic Castle District of Budapest, we are working since 1953 as the oldest private fine art gallery in Hungary. Our three storey atelier-house & beautiful sculpture garden welcomes our visitors and customers with a homely and warm atmosphere. We show works of the best modern and contemporary Hungarian painters, sculptors and etchers. We advise our guests in fluent English, German, French and Italian.

Reviewed By yaacovc2016

A very good place to see contemporary art.the gallery is very friendly and prices are very good. The garden is lovely.

Nyary Pal utca 7., Budapest 1056 Hungary +36 20 567 2727 http://www.eventuell.hu
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Eventuell Gallery

Eventuell Gallery - Atelier Shop and Gallery Directly from hungarian designers in the centre of Budapest. Rightfully, we can be proud that Eventuell Gallery is considered an outstanding example of the collaboration between designers. Our group is open and self-organized, a creative community of freelance designers. Apart from the textile-and interior designers, jewellers and fashion designers are among us as well. Our designers create unique items in a limited quantity. The use of various traditional techniques, adapted in a contemporary way, the creative use of materials, material association and an organic approach is a common feature of our designers in their own field. When the customer enters, the first thing noticed is an incredibly colorful spectacle of items. Claret, red, brillant, orange, grass-green, custom-made and limited series of woven, „Ikat“ style woven, embroidered, printed textiles, curtains, cushions, cloths, bedspreads, scarves, stoles, custom-made lamps, exciting, astonishing applicated jewellery, ambiguously humorous , „folk-inspired“ denim wear and T-shirts welcome the visitors.Along with the store’s other products, our designers create custom made items as well, according to individual needs, such as unique curtains, interior design and counselling, textile design, custom-made jewellery, garments and dresses. We warmly welcome everyone, who would like to buy directly from the designers, who are interested in unique home furnishings, items, jewellery, accessories and clothes, those who would like to distinguish themselves and INDIVIDUALISM is an important thing in their style.

3. Virag Judit Galllery and Auction House

Falk Miksa utca 30., Budapest 1055 Hungary +36 1 312 2071 [email protected] http://viragjuditgaleria.hu/
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Virag Judit Galllery and Auction House

The Virág Judit Gallery and Auction House is primarily specialised in presenting and selling high quality Hungarian paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries as well as Zsolnay ceramics. The Gallery organises three auctions yearly, where the careful selection and the limited number of items assure the excellent quality. Our Gallery possesses a number of high-level exhibition rooms too, where guests and collectors can visit exclusive, thematic exhibitions for free. We consider that one of the tasks to be fulfilled by our Gallery is the issuing of various publications, including monographs that should have been published long ago. Hence, we participate in the elaboration of such publications and/or provide funding for them.

4. Romai parti Market

Nanasi ut 47-49., Budapest 1031 Hungary https://www.facebook.com/RomaipartiPiac/
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Romai parti Market

The farmers' market is only a short walk from the legendary "Romai-part", which is one of the most popular outdoor places in Budapest alongside the Danube river. The market opened in April 2017 with a vision of bringing Hungarian farm-grown products and handcrafted items to the local community. In addition to the fresh seasonal vegetables and fruits, you will also find variety of jams, sausages, meat, eggs, juices, home-made bread and cheese along with many other local products. All of this is offered in the idyllic 3rd district, which can be reached from several directions and by different means of transport, even by boat from the centre.

Nyary Pal utca 8, Budapest 1056 Hungary +36 30 476 3694 [email protected] http://www.stosselnanda.hu
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Nanda Art Gallery

One of the most unique art spaces in Budapest, which is also a studio where the artist herself creates the art pieces. More than a 100 unique works available on 2 floors. Enter this world of imagination and be our guest for a one of its kind experience in Budapest! The entrance is free of charge and you can always meet the artist there and watch how she creates these amazing pieces!

Reviewed By Iaaaaura

I visited last Christmas with my mother and bought one of these beautiful sculptures! I love Nanda, she told us the backstory of the sculpture and was incredibly kind! I would also recommend going downstairs as well, there were way more sculptures than on the first floor, and it’s like wonderland downstairs????????

Dohany u. 30./A, Budapest 1074 Hungary +36 1 622 9453 [email protected] http://metalartgallery.hu/
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Amazing Metal Art Gallery

Welcome in the Steel Figure Gallery, the only tourist attraction in the world, where you can find sculptures inspired by characters from cartoons, science fiction movies, animals and sculptures inspired by the most expensive hits of the automotive world. Autorobots, Steel Man or the Hunter were made of elements derived from recycling of steel scrap.

Reviewed By Trek17763437730

Really amazing gallery, masterpieces about our favorite movie characters and few fun art sculpture . Visitors can touch them and sit on few of those. After the gallery you can throw axes at next door or you can grab a beer upstairs good idea and good location. Also the staff friendly so highly recommended place.

7. Szimpla Sunday Farmers' Market

Kazinczy u. 14, Budapest 1075 Hungary +36 20 261 8669 http://www.szimpla.hu/budapest/home/95-market/422-szimpla-sunday-farmers-market
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Szimpla Sunday Farmers' Market

Szimpla Farmers' Market: market, brunch and community place. The market has been organized every Sunday in Szimpla since 2012. Every week we have approximately 1500-2000 local and international visitors and 30-40 farmers, mainly from the proximity of Budapest, offering their own produces. Our farmers must meet very strict requirements, our staff regularly checks how the products are made at the farms. Our vendors offer cheese, sausage, fruits, vegetables, spreads, honey, chutneys, juices, organic and non-organic, yet small farm produced delicacies in a great variety. On our first floor we offer an all you can eat brunch from the produces of the market. We have live music, and every week a different NGO cooks and raises money for charity, where you can taste what they have cooked for donations.

Reviewed By garyc353

We enjoyed a Sunday visit as this is the only day this cute little market is open till 2:00PM. Lots of interesting products such as meats, cheeses, bakery items, homemade sauces and jams plus local beverages, too. Just a bit east of the Jewish district. Worth experiencing if you're here.

Arany Janos utca 18, Budapest 1051 Hungary +36 20 381 7282 [email protected] http://www.originart.hu
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Originart Gallery

Come and visit us: the only fairy gallery of Budapest where child and adult alike can find the cutest gifts from Budapest. You'll be surrounded by special ceramics, unique puppets, great gift ideas and a kaleidoscope of colour.

9. VinoPiano Wine and Tapas bar

Tuzolto utca 22. Élesztőház, Budapest 1092 Hungary +36 30 921 6286 [email protected] http://vinopiano.hu/
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VinoPiano Wine and Tapas bar

Reviewed By H75AN

Always a great choice, either with friends, as a couple or even for tasting wines alone. At weekdays and weekend too. Great Hungarian wines along with some tapas and in addition friendly owner and staff. Mindig jó választás: baráti találkozó, romantika kettesben vagy akár egyedül bortkóstolni. Hétköznap és hétvégén is. Finom borok és tapaszok mellett nagyon jó fej tulaj és alkalmazottak. Szuperek a rendszeresen szervezett borkóstolók is.

10. Rath Gyorgy Museum

Varosligeti fasor 12., Budapest 1068 Hungary +36 1 416 9601 [email protected] http://www.imm.hu/en/contents/262,Gy%C3%B6rgy+R%C3%A1th+Museum
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Rath Gyorgy Museum

Reviewed By BogsideBunny - Glasgow, United Kingdom

Have been in Budapest several times over the years and wanted to revisit the Applied Arts Museum which I had gone to on my very first trip. Discovering it was closed for a major overhaul, the curators have moved some of the exhibits to this lovely townhouse and have created a compact exhibition leaning heavily on the Art Nouveau period. There are exhibits not only from Hungary but also from some of the other countries where Art Nouveau had a strong impact - France, Austria, Holland, Scandinavia and even Scotland, my homeland, gets a mention thanks to CRM and The Four. I found the Hungarian exhibits particularly interesting as I didn't realise there was such a big influence of AN here. The lady at the cash desk gave me a very interesting book which gave details of all the exhibits which I bought at the end as a souvenir. Really enjoyed this wee museum, guess the content is right up my street but for anyone with even a passing interest in Art Nouveau it's not the worst place to pass an hour. Bit off the beaten track but for me, definitely worth the effort!

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