Kiskertpiac has a new home in Buda from November, welcoming visitors with a lush mix of flowers, plants, home décor and fashion accessories, graphic art, and one-off curiosities—the true KISKERTPIAC vibe in the heart of Buda. November brings a full-on urban jungle, while December shifts into festive, gift-ready, nature-inspired design for plant lovers and fans of natural style gearing up for Christmas.
Festive Pop-Ups at Jurányi House (Jurányi Ház)
Two holiday market dates set the tone in December at Kacagás Bistro inside Jurányi House (Jurányi Ház), Budapest. On Saturday, December 13—Saint Lucy’s Day— the atmosphere goes all-in on seasonal spirit with plants, festive natural design pieces, and gift ideas at the new favorite hangout. The mood continues on Sunday, December 14, with another day of festive shopping, plants, handmade décor, and present-hunting in the same cozy spot.
Where to Stay Nearby
Hostel Felvinci in central Buda, close to Buda Castle and Normafa, is a friendly high school dorm-style hostel ideal for school and other groups. Rooms sleep 12, 10, 8, or 6 in bunk beds in spacious, bright spaces. Each corridor has shared showers and toilets with continuous hot water.
All year round, a family-run guesthouse on Rózsadomb offers balconies with beautiful views over Budapest, set in a peaceful garden neighborhood with excellent transport links.
Haris Park is Buda’s new meeting place, combining a garden restaurant with flexible event halls. True to its history, it’s a clubhouse for Buda’s intelligentsia and middle class, a go-to neighborhood restaurant, and a polished venue for weddings, exhibitions, concerts, and events.
Hotel Rose City sits in one of the prettiest parts of downtown Budapest, in the calm of Rózsadomb. The 34-room hotel features bright color accents, well-equipped rooms, a breakfast and drink bar, and a charming garden with sun loungers. Budapest’s top sights—Buda Castle, Margaret Island, Parliament, the thermal baths—are quick to reach, even on foot.
Mohácsi Guesthouse (Mohácsi Panzió), also on Rózsadomb, is wrapped in green. Guests love the quiet of the large surrounding garden. Every room has a bathroom, and a fully equipped kitchen is available on request. Buffet breakfast is served in the dining room.
Novotel Budapest Danube brings four-star comfort and unbeatable views of the Hungarian Parliament from the Buda riverside, close to downtown attractions and the Castle District.
Pasa21 Apartment, in Buda’s elegant Pasarét, is easy to access by public transport and sits near the International Pető Institute.
Petneházy Aparthotel blends nature and modern comfort in the scenic Buda Hills just minutes from Budapest. On 9 hectares of green parkland, 77 apartments welcome guests. Wellness and sports facilities help everyone find their perfect way to unwind.
Hotel Regnum Residence is central, close to the Castle District, Chain Bridge, Parliament, and Margaret Island. It offers 50 modern, minimalist rooms and suites. For private lunches, choose the Regnum Gallery; for gala dinners and events, the Regnum Restaurant is the spot.
Beatrix Hotel has 16 rooms accommodating up to 40 guests, tucked into a leafy area just 10 minutes from the center. Rooms come with private bathrooms, minibars, and phones for a comfortable, quiet stay.
Where to Eat and Drink
101 Bistro on Széll Kálmán Square (Széll Kálmán tér) is a Taiwanese bistro offering full-service catering and event food—perfect for private functions or pop-ups. They make essential Asian sauces and seasonings—pastes, crumbs, and spiced salts—that are as handy in a pro kitchen as in a home cook’s pantry.
Their collagen-rich broths simmer gently for 15 hours, made from natural ingredients and great on their own, seasoned, or as the foundation of standout dishes. What we eat shapes not just flavor but overall health.
At Alessio in Pasarét, you can finally be a pampered guest at home—only at the restaurant. This tried-and-true Italian kitchen and family vibe delivers that wish every day of the week, with attentive service and the full, no-stress joy of great food.
Almásy Restaurant (Almásy Vendéglő) on Rómer Flóris Street (Rómer Flóris utca) in District II brings the warm nostalgia of Sunday family lunches, every day.
Auguszt Confectionery (Auguszt Cukrászda) on Fény Street (Fény utca)—heritage and quality since 1870—invites you in. They’re dedicated to preserving dessert culture. Step into the ground-floor shop for takeaway cakes and pastries, plus bonbons, marzipan figures, and tea biscuits in classic or gift packaging. You can also buy the same quality teas and coffees they serve. There’s limited standing-room consumption in a nod to tradition.
Craving a huge Wiener schnitzel that spills over the plate and is guaranteed veal? Head to Bécsiszelet Restaurant (Bécsiszelet Étterem) on Margit Boulevard (Margit körút).
Bocelli delivers true Italy in the heart of Buda: family vibe, courteous service, authentic recipes, and original ingredients. From spring to late autumn, the cozy feel continues on the terrace—ideal for business lunches or romantic dinners. Expect a rich lineup of pastas and pizzas, salads, fish and meat dishes, classic Italian desserts, and a strong wine list.
Coffee, books, pálinka: a culture pub in Buda for locals and curious passersby alike—an intimate venue for small corporate and private gatherings.
Budapest’s first minimalist restaurant sits in the heart of Rózsadomb with a special fusion menu and unique creations in a beautiful setting. Alongside the à la carte, a Chef’s Recommendation refreshes every three weeks. A dynamic wine list pairs the dishes with a broad selection from six standout Hungarian regions and many famed international ones.
Find a sunlit terrace in summer and a heated bistro in winter on the side of the Mammut II shopping center.
The organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
