You'll always have the option of going to a grocery store (SPAR, ABC) but you'll find a more cultural experience at local farmer markets. (Szimpla Kert Sunday Market, Fovamteri Piac as well as the Vasarcsarno Central Market) BP'...Open the full description
You'll always have the option of going to a grocery store (SPAR, ABC) but you'll find a more cultural experience at local farmer markets. (Szimpla Kert Sunday Market, Fovamteri Piac as well as the Vasarcsarno Central Market)
BP's largest malls are Mammut in Buda and WestEnd in Pest. But why go brand name capitalistic conglomerate shopping when there is an awesome second hand store culture in Budapest. Keep your eyes peeled for stores that say Angex, Háda and Humana as well as boutique thrift stores!
The streets in BP that are geared for shoppers are Vaci utca and also a newly built Fashion Street, between Vörösmarty Square and Deak Square.
Second Chance
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Be stoked that someone gave away their clothes because they essentially gave them a second chance. Now it's in your hands for a third off the original price tag and in, just like new quality. Long live reincarnation through second hand clothes!
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Mammut
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6
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Right off of the 4,6 tram at Széna tér. Enter either Mammut II that has the Mammoth outside of it or through Mammut I. If there is anything you need, it's here and if you're in that eye candy window shopping mood, it's here.
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Spies & Masters: Cold War Tour of Budapest
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3 h
Languages
English
Sugar
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8
1
They hold different theme months, like American, French or Hungarian. Sometimes you can eat a statue of liberty cup cake, another time you have to settle for the Eiffel tower. This place is a real eye-candy, so if you'd like to please your eyes and feed your sugar addiction, don't waste a minute.
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Massolit Books & Café
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In addition to books and coffee, they sell souvenirs, postcards, notebooks etc.
Every week (if not every second day!) "Massolit" also holds events: small music concerts, literature meetings and talks, exhibitions.
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Szputnyik shop
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6
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I found this store on the web while looking for a t-shirt with 'Joy Division - Unknown pleasures album cover' pattern and they were almost the only ones in Budapest to have it. If you would describe yourself as someone with a unique style and loving weird stuff most people don't appreciate I suggest you going to Szputnyik. You'll love it! Guys too!
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Telep Art Bar and Bistro
Museums & Galleries
15
3
Good to start here with a brunch including home made bagels, tapas, fingerfoods.Monthly changing exhibitions. Cosy by daytime in the heart of BP. There is a creative atelier at the basement, you can visit. Handmade backpack and longboard manufacture. By night, Sparkling nightlife in-and outside as well. Flagship of how creativity creates community.
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Spies & Masters: Cold War Tour of Budapest
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English
Vasarcsarnok: Central Market
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This market place is everything as the world upgrades to a loss of culture within consumerism. Support local sellers and embrace the crafts, trinkets and Hungarian memorabilia as well as the moment at large. This market is next to the well known tourist geared VACI UT. and its strip is well worth a walk down.
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West End City Center
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6
1
Don't walk far for items when you can go to West End Mall and get it all done at one stop. After that catch the tram or train and keep it moving.
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Lehel food market
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Enjoy shopping at the ground floor, taste "langos" - deep fried flat bread with cheese and sour cream on it. Go up to the first floor and taste some hungarian meat dishes and sausages at Laci konyha - always fresh. There are places to buy some hungarian wine as well.
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Írók Boltja
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3
It's located in one of the loveliest parts of Budapest - on Ferenc Liszt square, where cafes, music and city buzz are concentrated. It's one of the few alternatives of book retail chains.
So if for any reason you still prefer printed books to digital ones - go to the place, you will find adherents there.
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Atlantis
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If you are looking for rare books, or Hungarian literature translated to English, French or German, this is the place. They are very easy to find, pleasant to spend some time at. Very friendly and knowledgable staff.
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Dressing Room
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3
1
With total affordable prices and a treasure chest of righteous threads ready to rock again; it's a spot worth rolling thru when in a thirty mood! Down the street, also close by is Kisharang Etkezde, an authentic Hungarian cuisine that reigns supreme. The two together are a solid setup.
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Lollipop Factory Budapest
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The enterior of the store is quite steril, mostly black&white which complements perfectly the colorful clothes hanging on the walls. You probably won't find many pieces of one item (only different sizes) but that's the point. Staff is very helpful and they usually know the desingers personally so feel free to ask them about the clothes.
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Toys Anno
Fun & Active
3
1
You can get a peek into Hungarian childhoods, there are lots of toys generations played with by now. Easy to find, close to Nyugati railwaystation. Just a dream place to look around and find gifts to take with you.
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SZIA+
Shopping
5
2
You will definitely find something funny or beautiful matching your taste :) It belongs to a young couple, they are very kind and also make some of the products themselves. The store is right next to a second hand store (called SZIA) where you can bring and leave stuff you don't need anymore.
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