
Budapest’s Champs-Élysées: a major thoroughfare lined with upmarket shops and chic cafés, leading to the City Park.

These neighbourhoods form the heart of the city, where Orthodox Jews, street art, ruin bars and monuments characterise the streetscape.

The Liberty Bridge, Gellért Hill, Buda Palace and Matthias Church: enjoy the beautiful views over the city from here.

Up-and-coming neighbourhoods that used to have a less than stellar reputation. Take a look at the rough edges and the derelict Art Nouveau buildings amongst the trendy shops.

The city’s central district and largest leisure island. Here you’ll find everyday life by the river and the oldest inhabited district.

A colourful little town on the Danube just outside Budapest. The Baroque houses and cobbled streets are a source of inspiration for artists.