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It has become a tradition to organize the Budapest Jewish Cultural Festival in early September. The event focuses on contemporary Jewish culture, but the performances range from religious music to jazz and performing arts. The festival is a nice opportunity to immerse yourself in klezmer music that has deep roots in Hungary. Tickets can be booked online, get them early.
Another good choice for early September is the Budapest Wine Festival. One of the top events in the year for wine-lovers and foodies, the festival can give you an excellent presentation of Hungarian wines and traditional products. You can taste and buy wine, try local cheese and get a taste of some international favorites. Concerts take place in the evening. The festival is organized in the Castle so you can sip a little wine with the city skyline in the background.
The Budapest Contemporary Arts Festival showcases the best and freshest performances from Hungary and some international favorites. Theatre, design, performing arts, classical and ethno music make up the most of the festival. Cultural walks and presentations are also organized with limited availability to better discover the rich cultural history of Budapest.
A Budapest sightseeing experience is amazing in itself, but the city’s charming cultural life can make your stay unforgettable. Check the programs, choose your event and enjoy the Budapest mood! To get to these locations, just book a comfortable hop on hop off Budapest tour with us!
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Summer in Budapest is a magical time, where the city comes alive with vibrant festivals, bustling rooftop bars, serene lakeside escapes, and urban gardens.
Summer in Budapest is a magical time, where the city comes alive with vibrant festivals, bustling rooftop bars, serene lakeside escapes.
While the iconic landmarks like the Buda Castle, Parliament, and Heroes’ Square are must-visits, there’s a hidden side to this city.
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