You can visit the Budapest Market Halls from Monday to Saturday with various programmes and events, including guided tours. Kindly note the Market Halls of Budapest are closed on Sundays and on national holidays like Easter, Pentecost, Day of the Dead (November 1) Christmas period, New Year’s time, and on …

Budapest in January is a cold month, but the Great Market Hall and the rest of the historical market hall buildings make market visits a less chilly experience. Come and taste some traditional Hungarian winter snacks, drinks and pastries at the markets. Make your Budapest winter stay more memorable with …

Fény Utca Market Hall (Fény utcai Piac) is located just behind the Mammut Shopping Mall. It is not as elegantly rustic, and architecturally grand as the Vásárcsarnok (Central Market Hall) on the Pest side, but it is a good market with fresh fruits, vegetables, paprika, home-made dairy products and honey, …

Visit the Great Market Hall in Budapest for an unforgettable market experience in the heart of Budapest. The Great Market Hall in Budapest has been nominated to the first place on cnn’s travel guide in 2013. http://travel.cnn.com/europes-amazing-city-markets-354731/ The Idea Buda and Pest have been united in 1873, and Budapest doubled …

Budapest market halls are closed on March 15, the public holiday in spring time. As on all national holidays, the markets, market halls, along with shops, supermarkets and other commercial units (banks, post offices) are closed in Hungary, and re-open as usual following the day of March 15. We hope …