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Budapest, the pearl of the Danube, is a city that wears its history on its sleeve. Walking through its streets, you find yourself surrounded by a rich tapestry of architecture—each building whispering tales of bygone eras. Among its many architectural treasures, the Art Nouveau style stands out, with its intricate designs, organic forms, and enchanting…
The Museum of Applied Arts Budapest: Art Nouveau – A Hungarian Perspective The Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest is a renowned institution dedicated to the study and exhibition of decorative arts and design. Founded in 1872, the museum houses one of the most impressive collections of applied arts in the world, featuring Hungarian and…
The Gellért Hotel, owned by BDPST Group, is set to undergo a comprehensive renovation in 2024, aligning with heritage preservation standards. Anticipated to reopen in 2027, it will emerge as Hungary’s inaugural Mandarin Oriental hotel. The Gellért Hotel is poised to boast 143 guest rooms, including 38 suites, designed with timeless elegance by London’s Alexander…
Budapest is known as the “City of Baths”, with a rich history of thermal water that has been enjoyed by locals and visitors alike for centuries. The city is home to dozens of thermal baths, each with their own unique architecture and design. These baths are not only a relaxing and rejuvenating experience, but also…
Nestled on the banks of the Danube River, Budapest is a city that evokes a sense of romance and mystery. Its grand architecture, world-class cuisine and vibrant cultural scene have made it one of Europe’s most popular destinations for travellers seeking a unique experience. In this article, we’ll take you on a journey through Budapest,…
Some people say that the Art Nouveau B-cities of Budapest, Brussels and Barcelona are very distinct, but we are not that sure about it. Can you figure out if the following 18 pictures are from Budapest, Brussels or Barcelona? Are you one of the 1% of people giving a right response to each of the 18…
World Art Nouveau Day (WAND) is an event dedicated to Art Nouveau that is celebrated annually on June 10th. Budapest is home to several celebrated Art Nouveau buildings and visitors will have a chance to get up close to them on June 12, World Art Nouveau Day because Saturaday is a more convenient than Thursday. The…
We welcome the World Art Nouveau Day next Sunday, and the activities that will take next weekend in cities like Szeged, Budapest, Aveiro, Terrassa or Vienna. On such special dates the buildings of this musical style are filled with people and it is difficult to appreciate the wonderfulness of this art. At the same time We…
The exhibition Waves of Art Nouveau: Architecture in the Danube Region can be visited from today until June 18th in Budapest. FUGA, Budapest Center of Architecture, displays material that will transport you in a spectacular journey into the Art Nouveau architecture of the Danube region. The Danube flows nearly almost 3,000 kilometres from the Black Forest to the…
From now on, the travellers booking our “Complete Budapest Art Nouveau private tour” will also visit the Jewish Kozma Street Cemetery in the 10th district of Budapest. Until now, it was not open to organised private tours, making it very difficult to explore. The graves, mausoleums and shrines are excellent imprints of the Jewish culture and the Hungarian Secession…
