Since 16 September and finishing tonight (September 20) it has been possible to visit cinemas in Budapest for around 600 forint per ticket. So, if you have no other plans for the rest of the evening, why not go to cinema?
Category: Budapest
Music at Vorosmarty ter
Below you can see a little video recorded at the Vorosmarty square in budapest earlier today! Enjoy!
Inception in Budapest cinemas

Last Thursday was the premiere day for Christopher Nolans new film Inception in Budapest cinemas. In the main roles you find Leonardo DiCaprio, Ken Watanabe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard, Ellen Page, Tom Berenger and Michael Caine.
I must admit that this was a film I did not really want to see, as the trailer did not really interest me. But, yesterday I went with my family to Palace Cinemas with my family to see Inception anyway. How come? As I checked out the information about the film at Internet Movie Database i noticed that it had a rating of 9,2/10 which is extremely high compared to most other films I’ve seen in cinema this year so far. And, normally IMDB does not lie!
Inception is a quite long film, lasting almost 2 1/2 hours… but I enjoyed the 2 1/2 hour I spent in the cinema very much. Inception will not be my new favorite film, but it is full of action, cool scenes, intelligence (which means that you need to use your brain and pay attention) and a tensity that makes the viewer curious about what will happen next throughout the entire film.
If you want to check it out you’d better reserve tickets beforehand, because Inception is filling the seats of almost every Budapest cinema in these days!
Inception trailer
Hungary – Netherlands, Euro 2012

Hungary – Netherlands
Puskas Ferenc Stadium
March 25, 2011 – 14:00
Tickets: WorldTicketShop
Hungary – Moldova, Euro 2012

Hungary – Moldova
September 7th, 2010 – 20.00
Puskas Ferenc Stadium
Tickets: WorldTicketShop
Where to watch World Cup 2010 in Budapest?

Some people coming to Budapest in these days might ask the question: Where should I watch the World Cup 2010 in Budapest (since we went to Budapest instead of South Africa)? Below you will find a list presenting some different options and opportunities.
Where to watch World Cup 2010 in Budapest
Some restaurants with LCD screens:
Pampas Steakhouse – Table reservation
Fat Mo’s – Table reservation
Friday’s – Table reservation
* if you want a table reservation with a table near an LCD screen, please write in the comment field that you want to watch football
Some places with big outdoor screens:
Holdudvar (Margaret Island)
Corvintető (Corvin Áruház, 4. emelet, VIII. Blaha Lujza tér 1-2)
Liberty Square (big outdoor screen)
Planetshakers and Ron Kenoly in Budapest

Tickets can be bought on the spot, so if you would like to be there, just get to the Margeret Island and the Island Athletic Centre, and get hold of your ticket there. The name of the event is “This is the Day” (Ez az a nap)!
This is the Day 2010
Margaret Island Athletic Centre
June 19, 15.30-22.30
Montenegro: Natural History Museum
A new exhibition has been opened at the Natural History Museum near the Üllöi Út in the eight district of Budapest. It is named Montenegro, and it is an exhibition showing the pictures made by Veljko Vujanovic. The pictures will show the beautiful landscape, hills, cliffs, rocks together with pictures from cities, old buildings, important buildings and so on.
Montenegro
Hungarian National History Museum
May 12 – July 30
Matthias church updates and pictures

I remember making a photo of the Matthias Church in 2003, and I liked it quite a lot. I did of course not imagine, that just some months later the church would be wrapped with scaffold for the upcoming years, making it impossible to take a good picture of the church. The good news is now that they have removed the last scaffolds from the main entrance of the church, and it is finally possible to make good pictures again. Now the backside of the church, facing the Danube is under construction, but hopefully they will be finished with the entire church within shortly.
During the work they have in the last days found some caves beneath the church, just one meter away from the main entrance. These caves (two in total) needs to be strengthened, if not they are afraid that the church will sink down into the ground. It is not possible to visit these rooms, so if you want to go “underground”, you better visit the Labyrinth, or join us on a winetasting and guided tour underground in the castle area!


Tasting beer in Budapest
Hungary is known for Tokaj wine and quite some tasty red wines, but not especially for the beer produced in the nation. Beerlovers rather travel to Prague instead, normally! Unfortunately most breweries in Budapest are closed to tourists, and if they arrange guided tours it is so seldom, it is almost impossible to fit this into the schedule and timing of a tourist.
But, we have now composed a new “guided tour“, or a so called Breweri Tour. We must admit that it is not a big breweri, it is not an amazing, but it is a place where you can see beer production take place, taste special unfiltered 100% beer, and later taste three beers produced at the place, while eating some small stuff served next to the beer.
So, if you are interested in beer, like drinking it, and would like to see how it is made, then this trip is made for you! More information at our Breweri Tour page.





