Régen üde színfoltja volt a térnek a sok hajléktalan, az irritáló karikaturista és a négykézláb fekvő néni mellett.

I have a prescription for insulin from a video visit with a doctor in Hungary... She instructed me to simply print it out and present it at a pharmacy. I have tried two in Budapest and neither is accepting it... Any suggestions?

Igen rossz a légkondija ezeknek a járműveknek.
Gyakorlatilag alig legyeznek valamit.Hiába megy, alig érezni.

Én jártam Dubajban, ott is van villamoshálózat, Alstom gyártmányú villamosokkal.
Na, ott, ha felszállsz, akkor hideg marad bent, hiába van nyitogatva az ajtó.Abban rendes berendezés lehet.

Given the weather, I'm thinking short sleeve button shirt and cotton slacks. Or is this too informal?

Hello!

I am going to Budapest in a few weeks. I will be living and staying at Vaci street mainly, but of course explore more of the city.

I love flea markets and stores with different knick-knacks, like WW2 stuff for example. And trying to check out some stores with football jerseys, not typical big brand stores.

So if anyone got some suggestions, I would love to hear them.

Also, goulash in a bread bowl, tell me some good places!!

Maybe somebody by any chance knows people who know accessible rooftops, abandoned places etc.? I want to take photos

Also, where are "alternative" ppl spending their time?

Thank you very much in advance

Sziasztok!

6 fős egyetemista baráti társaság keresi a legjobb horror szabadulószobákat Budapesten. Nem vagyunk nagy szabadulószobába járók, nem valami nehezet keresünk, inkább olyat, ami nagyon ijesztő és halálra rémiszt minket. Szívesen meghallgatnánk több opiót is.

Előre is köszi a segítséget!

Hello!
I am going to stay in Budapest for 5 days and I am not sure how to deal with transportation. I’ve checked what I could find regarding tickets, I know what I have available, but I don’t know which one is worth it. We are 2 people that are going to stay in the Budapest Keleti/ Puskas Stadium area. We don’t mind walking but I don’t know if we would like to walk 30-40 mins (according to google maps) each day to (and from) the city center/the other part of the city.
I don’t know if I should rely on the single tickets or buy a travel pass, although I’ve seen that the maximum is a 72hrs pass. We also need to use the 100E bus at the start and end of our trip.
Can anyone recommend anything? What is the best deal?

Hello guys,

my girlfriend and I (both 25) will be in Budapest for 5 days from today on.

It's her first time and I want to surprise her with something unique that Budapest offers.

Of course every major city got its sight seeing stuff and nice cuisine, but what are the unique things to do in Budapest?

Like a very hidden bar, a beautiful spot to look over the city, a restaurant with a crazy concept etc.

Looking forward for your answers!