Budapest gay area
Budapest is a magical town in Eastern Europe. While this region of Europe is considered to be conservative, Budapest is alternative. Gay Budapest is up and coming.
With its great (gay) nightlife, (gay) saunas, thermal baths, fancy hotels, great sights and delicious food, Budapest is a fantastic city to visit as a gay traveler.
Though Budapest isn’t like Berlin, Amsterdam or Barcelona, this city has so much to suggest if you know where to look! Good to know: Budapest is made up of two parts – Buda and Pest – the Danube river separates the two.
Pest is considered the buzzing side of the noun, while Buda is a lot calmer and more residential. Pest is the go-to place for nightlife! In this Budapest gay guide, we will narrate you about the gay rights in Hungary and where to go in “Gay” Budapest!
Hungary Gay Rights
Hungary is still a conservative country but has improved a lot over the last years. The Hungarian society has always been focused on traditional families, therefore things can be hard in Hungary for local LGBTQ+ people.
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Budapest Gay Travel Guide
Upcoming Events in Budapest
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Szent István ünnepe – St. Stephan's Day: national holiday of Hungary, commemorating the foundation of the Hungarian state and named after the first king of Hungary. Festivities and activities all day prolonged, culminating in the memorable fireworks over the Danube river at
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New Year's Eve in Budapest: with lots of concerts, races, parties, cruises and the fireworks along the Danube river.
About Budapest and its gay life
The Hungarian capital Budapest, picturesquely situated on the Danube river and with a diverse architectural and cultural heritage of its centuries-old history, is one of the twenty most popular tourist destinations in Europe.
Budapest's cityscape is marked by influences from many parts and eras of Europe: from Ottoman-era Turkey and Habsburg-era Vienna to industrial-era English engineering and post-communist Berlin's 'ruin chic'.
Among the many sights of Budapest are, for example, the Buda Castle Palace and the Parliament Building, Fisher
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Where to linger in Budapest
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