Hungarian GP - Off the Track

Welcome to Budapest, the vibrant capital of Hungary, where history and modernity collide in a breathtaking blend. Nestled along the majestic Danube River, Budapest is a city of contrasts; From its iconic thermal baths and grandiose palaces to its bustling markets and trendy ruin pubs, Budapest offers a plethora of experiences to captivate every traveler. These are our top suggestions on where to eat, see and do when visiting Budapest for the Grand Prix. 

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Where to Eat 

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Welcome to Budapest, a culinary paradise where traditional flavors mingle with contemporary twists to tantalize your taste buds. From hearty Hungarian classics to innovative fusion cuisine, this city offers a gastronomic journey like no other. These are some of our favorite places to eat when visiting Budapest for the Hungarian Grand Prix. 

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SALT

SALT

Located in the heart of Budapest, this Michelin star restaurant offers a contemporary take on traditional Hungarian cuisine with a focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Located within the trendy Hotel Rum Budapest, the restaurant boasts a diverse menu featuring innovative dishes inspired by Hungarian culinary traditions. From savory goulash to delicate paprikash, SALT provides a culinary journey through the rich flavors of Hungary. 

Borkonyha Winekitchen

Borkonyha Winekitchen

Nestled in the historic streets of Budapest, Borkonyha Winekitchen combines the elegance of fine dining with the cozy atmosphere of a traditional wine cellar. With over 10+ years of Michelin stars, you can expect an extensive selection of Hungarian wines, and dishes crafted from the finest seasonal ingredients. Several years later, our family still talks about the incredible dishes we enjoyed here. 

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Mazel Tov

Mazel Tov

A hidden gem in Budapest's bustling Jewish Quarter, Mazel Tov offers a vibrant and eclectic dining experience in a charming courtyard setting. Inspired by the flavors of the Middle East, the restaurant serves up a tantalizing array of Israeli and Mediterranean dishes, bursting with freshness and flavor. From mouthwatering falafel to grilled kebabs and refreshing salads, Mazel Tov delights the senses with its colorful and aromatic cuisine. 

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Where to Explore 

Welcome to Budapest, a city steeped in history, culture, and thermal relaxation! Embark on a journey through its enchanting streets and discover the best places to explore, from rejuvenating thermal baths to iconic landmarks. These are some of our favorite places to explore  when visiting Budapest for the Hungarian Grand Prix. 

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Budapest Baths: Gellért Thermal & Széchenyi Thermal Bath

Budapest Baths: Gellért Thermal & Széchenyi Thermal Bath

Indulge in the ultimate relaxation experience at Budapest's world-renowned thermal baths. Begin your day at the Gellért Thermal Bath, an architectural masterpiece featuring stunning Art Nouveau design. Immerse yourself in the healing waters of its indoor and outdoor pools, surrounded by intricately adorned walls and mosaic tiles. Or head to the Széchenyi Thermal Bath, Europe's largest medicinal bath, boasting a vast complex of thermal pools, saunas, and relaxation areas. Book your changing cabin and treatments ahead in advance online. 

Jewish Quarter & Synagogue

Jewish Quarter & Synagogue

Step into Budapest's vibrant Jewish Quarter, a cultural hub brimming with history and vitality. Explore its charming streets adorned with eclectic street art, trendy ruin bars, and quaint cafés. Don't miss the grandeur of the Dohány Street Synagogue, the largest synagogue in Europe and a poignant symbol of Budapest's Jewish heritage. Delve into the district's rich history through guided tours, discovering hidden gems like the Kazinczy Street Orthodox Synagogue and the poignant Holocaust Memorial.

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Hungarian National Gallery

Hungarian National Gallery

Immerse yourself in Hungary's rich artistic legacy at the Hungarian National Gallery, nestled within the majestic Buda Castle complex. Marvel at their vast collection spanning centuries of Hungarian art, from medieval masterpieces to contemporary works. Admire iconic paintings by renowned Hungarian artists such as Mihály Munkácsy and István Csók, as well as exquisite sculptures and decorative arts. Open Daily 10am - 6pm, Closed Mondays 

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Where to Go Out 

Budapest comes alive at night with its vibrant nightlife scene. From trendy rooftop bars with panoramic views of the Danube to historic ruin pubs tucked away in the city's winding streets, Budapest offers an eclectic array of nocturnal adventures. These are a few of our favorite places to go out  in Budapest during the Hungarian Grand Prix. 

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Ruin Bars 

Ruin Bars

Welcome to the heart of Budapest's eclectic nightlife scene! Szimpla Kert, a pioneer in the ruin bar concept, is an absolute must-visit for any night owl exploring the vibrant streets of the city. Set in the historic Jewish Quarter, sip on an array of innovative cocktails served from repurposed bathtubs and vintage car seats at the bars scattered throughout the venue. Be sure to try the local favorite, pálinka, for an authentic Hungarian experience. As the night progresses, catch live music performances ranging from indie bands to electronic DJs, adding to the bohemian ambiance. 

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360 Bar

360 Bar

Elevate your nightlife experience at 360 Bar, where the breathtaking panoramic views of Budapest provide a stunning backdrop for an unforgettable evening. Step onto the rooftop terrace and marvel at the illuminated skyline, including iconic landmarks such as the Parliament Building and the Danube River.Indulge in a selection of expertly crafted cocktails, each inspired by the vibrant flavors of Hungary.

Éleztó

Élesztő 

Immerse yourself in Budapest's thriving craft beer scene at Élesztő, a hip and laid-back venue located in a converted factory complex. Explore the extensive selection of artisanal beers on tap, sourced from local breweries and beyond, showcasing a diverse range of styles and flavors to suit every palate. Set in an industrial-chic space, adorned with exposed brick walls and rustic furnishings, exudes a relaxed atmosphere that invites patrons to unwind and socialize.