Last Updated on 6 July 2026 by LizzyBP
Events and Things to Do Recommendations in the Hottest Month of the Year
If you plan to visit Budapest in July you will enjoy a wonderful summer vacation in one of the most beautiful cities of the world.
July in Budapest offers a perfect summer weather with long daily hours and pleasant temperatures even after sunset to let you
- ✅ Explore the many historic sights,
- ✅ Enjoy some exciting events, and
- ✅ Cultural experiences.
Table of Contents – July in Budapest
🌞 July Weather – Scorching Hot Days, Summer Storms
July is usually the hottest month in Hungary with daily temperatures reaching 30 – 35 ºC or higher with plenty of sunshine and UV radiation.
Bring your
- Sunglasses,
- A straw hat, and
- A bottle of water with you when exploring the sights of the city.
Summer storms with thunders and lightning are not unusual during this period of the year.
They refresh the air after a long hot spell.
July offers a couple of great festivals and events including concerts, exhibitions, and other spectacular event
The weather is perfect, especially at night when it cools to below 30 ºC, so many programs are held outdoor.
📋 Note: July tends to be scorching hot so you’ll need careful planning to really enjoy your stay in Budapest. 👉 Check out our recommendations on how to cope with the heat in Budapest in summer!
✅ Our TIP: Escape The Heat : 🚢🍸 Go On An Evening Drink & Cruise
No-Risk, Free Cancellation
Your best option to escape the July heat is to hop on an air-conditioned sightseeing boat that takes you on a cruise on the Danube.
Sip a chilled cocktail or prosecco while cruising and taking photos of the many historic sights standing on the banks of the Danube.
👉 Here are our recommendations – river tours by trustworthy cruise operators that have been operating these kind of tours in Budapest for many years:
Bottega Prosecco Cruise
🍸Unlimited prosecco
Departures: Afternoon-Evening
Duration: 60 min.
Price: From €27
Unlimited Slushy Cruise
🍹🍸🍹Unlimited slushy consumption
Departures: Afternoon-Evening
Duration: 60 min.
Price: From €21
💡 Local Tip
Here are some other tips on how to get the best of Budapest in a summer heat wave! Places to cool down and escape the extreme hot temperatures and UV rays.
Quick Sightseeing TIPS – Top 10 Things To Do In Budapest In July
Here are some sightseeing recommendations we pulled together for you to help you plan your city break.
The list is a mix of popular attractions and lesser-known gems to enhance your summer vacation in Budapest.
- Explore the Buda Castle: Stroll along the cobbled streets of the historical Buda Castle, enjoy stunning views of the city from the terraces Fishermen’s Bastion. Treat yourself to a delicious cake in Ruszwurm, one of the oldest confectionery’s in Hungary.
- Stroll along the Danube Promenade: Enjoy a leisurely walk along the riverbank, passing iconic landmarks like the Shoes on the Danube memorial. TIP: The riverbank in Pest is open to pedestrians every weekend and on weekdays after 18.00 till mid-October as part of the RAKPART – ’26 program. Read more here!
- Visit the Great Market Hall: Discover Budapest’s culinary scene and explore this vibrant market filled with local produce and Hungarian delicacies.
- Have dip in the hot pools of the Széchenyi Thermal Bath: Relax in the famous thermal baths and enjoy the rejuvenating waters.
- Take a Danube River Cruise: Enjoy a scenic cruise along the Danube River, admiring Budapest’s beautiful landmarks.
- Have fun on Margaret Island/Margitsziget, a leisure park in the middle of the Danube: Escape the city and explore this peaceful island retreat with gardens, pools, and recreational activities.
- Visit the Ruin Bars: Experience the one-of-a-kind atmosphere of Budapest’s ruin bars, converted from old buildings and courtyards.
- See the Hungarian Parliament Building: Take a guided tour of this architectural masterpiece and learn about Hungary’s history. TIP: There will be free music performances in front of the Parliament on Kossuth Sqr. in July & August 2026. See details below.
- Explore the Jewish Quarter: Discover the rich Jewish heritage of Budapest, including the Great Synagogue and the Holocaust Memorial.
- Attend a Cultural Performance: Experience the lively cultural scene of Budapest by watching a ballet, opera, or traditional Hungarian folk performance.
More Sightseeing TIPS for July
A river excursion is always a pleasant way to delight in the wonderful city scape especially on sweltering summer days when walking long distances is just too exhausting.
You can go crusing on the Danube during the day, in the afternoon, in the evening or at night. Tours are available with or withour meal.
💡 Local Tip
A Dinner Cruise is a unique program, that you must try at least once. There are several of them so we researched and compared the most popular 5 best dinner cruises in Budapest to help you choose one that best meets your preferences.
Parliament and Kossuth Square
Getting there:
- Tram 2, M2 (red) metro Kossuth tér station
Do visit the largest building of Hungary dominating the Pest side of the Danube!
The Hungarian Parliament and its neighbourhood was completely refurbished a couple of years ago with
- New or renewed statues,
- A large green park,
- New pavement tiles with built in vapour release system,
- A long pool in front of the building and lots more.
💡 Local Tip
Go on a guided tour (buy tickets online to avoid queuing ) to see the most revered treasure of our country: the Holy Crown of St. Stephen.
💡 Cafe Tip
Try the Szamos Cafe at Kossuth tér 10 for a coffee & cake break or a light lunch. Ther’s also a small but charming Chocolate Museum on the upper level of the cafe.
RAKPART~2026/Danube Embankment in July
This summer there will be no car traffic on the section of the lower embankment in Pest, between the Chain Bridge (Lánchíd) and Elizabeth Bridge (Erzsébet híd), specifically on Jane Haining rakpart (view on Google Map), during weekends.
RAKPART~2026 is about the community and our river, the Danube.
This stretch of the riverbank turns into vibrant public area with exciting programs ranging from
- Concerts,
- Movie screenings,
- Yoga (every Saturday & Sunday at 08.00-09.00, to
- Dancing,
- Art & carft fair,
- Exhibitions,
- Workshops and more.
Drop by Viadukt Bar the gastro centre of the program (Jane Haining Rakpart, Budapest, Hungary, 1052) for a cold drink. The place also hosts a colourful array of programs.
There’s even a Home Office with internet where you can work from 09.00 till 17.00, and for 4 000 HUF you’ll get unlimited coffee, lemonade or ice tea.
🛶 SUP Festival On the Danube July 04, 2026
Paddle through Budapest on the river Danube on July 04, Saturday.
You will glide through all the beautiful bridges of the city between Romai-part and Kopaszi dam and marvel at the famous landmarks:
- Gellért Hill,
- Buda Castle,
- Parliament,
- National Theatre and the brand new
- Athletic Stadium.
Tickets & Prices:
- with your own SUP: 14 990 HUF,
- with renting a SUP: 22 990 HUF,
Details:
- Registration is required: 08.00 – 10.10
- Meeting point: Duna Café Grill and Drink Bar
- You can register from 08:00 am at the venue of the start. Please arrive until 09:00 am if you rent a Sup.
- If you have your own sup you can register until 10:00 am.
- 10:45 Safety briefing
- Start: 11.00
- Arrival around 13.40 – 14.00 behind Ponyvaregény restaurant on Kopaszi Dam in Buda.
- Distance: 16 km
- You have to wear a life vest and the armband of the vent.
Summer Festival In Óbuda, June 19 – Sept 13, 2026
Main Venue:
- Óbuda Fő tér (Main Square), district III., (View on Map)
- Getting There: take Tram 1, or HÉV/H5 line (suburban railway) from Margaret Bridge Buda end
A great festival in district III., Old Buda with concerts (classical and light music), theatre performances, and family programs at several spots within the district all through summer.
Other Venues of the Festival:
- Fő tér (main square, Zichy courts/Kobuci garden,
- Museum of Óbuda,
- Aquincum Museum
- Lupa Beach at Lupa Lake
- Children’s Island and more.
A great program if you’re looking for something less touristy!
🕯 Candle Lake Concerts at City Park Lake, July 02 & July 25
For a truly romantic summer evening in Budapest, we recommend two awesome Candle Lake open-air concert on the City Park Lake.
Surrounded by thousands of floating candles and the magical backdrop of Vajdahunyad Castle, you can enjoy the most beloved Coldplay songs in an intimate live arrangement with string quartet and piano, or dive into the golden era of British rock with Definitely Oasis, one of the world’s most acclaimed Oasis tribute bands.
Set on a stage built over the water, these concerts are a perfect program recommendation for tourists looking for music, scenery, and a uniquely Budapest night out.
Best of Cold Play – Concert by Candle Lights, July 01, 2026
- Tickets: 8,990 HUF
- Time: 21.30 – 22.30, Gates Open: 20.00
Oasis Tribute Concert by Candle Lkae, July 25, 20.00 – 23.00
Tickets: 8,990 HUF
📍 Venue:
Both concerts will be held on City park Boating lake (View on Google Maps!)
🎸 Budapest Play: Street Music Around the City
If you’re visiting Budapest in late July or early August, keep an ear out for Budapest Play, a lively street music festival and competition that brings live performances to several public spots across the city.
In 2026, the event takes place on July 30 – 31 , August 01 , and August 06 – 08 August, with musicians performing at ten Budapest locations, including central squares, transport hubs, market areas, Margaret Island and riverside spots.
The idea is simple:
- wander through the city,
- discover live music in unexpected places,
- listen to emerging performers, and
- enjoy Budapest’s summer atmosphere for free.
It’s a great add-on to a sightseeing day, especially if you’re already exploring areas like Deák tér, Batthyány tér, Keleti Station, Margaret Island or the Danube embankment.
Budapest Play is also a competition. Alongside a professional jury, visitors can take part by voting for performers — and there is even a chance to win Sziget Festival tickets.
📋 Note: The full programme and selected performers are published closer to the festival date, so check the official Budapest Play website before heading out.
🇭🇺💃 Folk Evening with Drink / Goulash / Dinner in A Downtown Restaurant
For a full evening we highly recommend the following cultural and gastro program every Friday, Saturday and Sunday starting at 19.00. 👉 See more photos and our read about our personal experience about the Hungarian folk show with dinner here.
Hungarian Folklore Evening at Gastro Cellar – Fri, Sat & Sun
The Folk Show is organized in the spacious, air-conditioned Hungarian Gastro Cellar, located in the heart of the city center.
Performance starts at 19:00 and consists of two 30-minute sessions with a break in between.
Enjoy the expertise of the talented performers daning to traditional music as you sip your welcome drink.
You can book the program with 4-course dinner, goulash or just a drink.
Program Starts: 19.00 every Fri, Sat & Sun in July
Durations : 2.5 Hours
Price: From €19
🕺 Hungarian Folk Dance Evenings (Táncház) at Castle Bazaar – FREE Program
Head to the Castle Garden Bazaar (Várkert Bazár) this July for authentic Hungarian Folk Dance Evenings (Táncház).
Set on a terrace offering one of the city’s most beautiful panoramic views, these free events invite let you experience the joy of traditional Hungarian music and dance.
Whether you’re an seasoned dancer or a total beginner, expert instructors are on hand to guide you, making it easy to jump in and join the fun.
Enjoy live performances from top-tier folk bands playing melodies from across the Carpathian Basin, all while watching the sun set over the Danube.
📅 July Dates (19:00 Start, Duration: 3 Hours)
- July 10: Pál István Szalonna and Band (Hungarian Heritage Award winners)
- July 24: Stenk (A fresh, youthful take on the táncház tradition)
Admission: Free!
Walking Tour in Buda Castle
Historic Sights, Great Cafes, and Restaurants, Perfect View
If you don’t mind the heat, go on a self made walking tour in Buda Castle Hill.
Use our map-based itineraries to explore the attractions of the city’s oldest district on your own.
The first fortress was built on top of the hill in the 13th century after the Mongol invasion.
Most of the medieval buildings however had been destroyed during the many wars, sieges and fires, so most of the buildings date from the 18-19th century, but you’ll also find some architectural gems originating in the middle ages.
A walk in the castle area will treat you with charming streets, some lovely restaurants, confectioneries, and a fine view of the city.
Karakas Pasha’s Tower In Buda Castle
📍 Getting There:
- You can get to the tower from the Szent György Square via stairs and from Palota Street and Csikós Courtyard by an elevator
- Plan your route here!
🛴 Tired of Walking? Ride On An E-Scooter & Discover The City On Two Wheels
The tower of Karakas Pasha originating from the 17th century has been renovated and now it’s open to visitors in the Buda Castle
As part of the revitalization of the Buda Castle District, the twelve-sided Turkish cannon tower of Karakas Pasha now houses a
- Tourist nformation point,
- Café, a
- Gift shop, and
- Restrooms.
Realx in the charming Turkish garden that has been created alongside the newly opened 17th-century building at the northern end of the Csikós Courtyard.
Good To Know: In the Middle Ages, the area around today’s Csikós Courtyard was surrounded by walls from all sides, forming part of the defensive system of the Buda Castle.
In this narrow passage between the walls, a city district called “Újnegyed/New District” was established during the Turkish era.
At the end of this district, Karakas Mehmed, the Pasha of Buda, built a tower around 1620.
Restaurant TIP – Buda Castle:
The castle area offers a wide slection of restaurants. Here aretwo that we recommend to try:
- Jamie’s Italian Restaurant in the heart of the castle district Address: Szentháromság utca 9. District I., or
- the Baltazar Hotel, Grill and Wine Bar : a creative place offering gourmet street food, fine wines and luxury accommodation. Address: Országház utca 31., Buda Castle, District I.
🛶 🧘♀️ Paddleboarding (SUP), Yoga, Salsa Parties in City Park
Address:
- Városligeti Csónakázó tó/City park Lake, 1146 Budapest, Olof Palme sétány 5
From July 5, the oars can once again splash into the waters of Budapest’s City Park Lake, where this year, in addition to
- Boats and pedal boats, you can rent
- SUP boards too.
The novelty of this year is the rental of SUP boards, and they even offer SUP yoga sessions that nurture the body and soul on the lake.
Every two weeks you can join exotic Latin dance parties with dance lessons.
See program details on the City Park Lake’s offficial website!
Good To Know: In winter, the artificial lake of the City Park functions as an ice rink, while in summer, it transforms into a boating lake a perfect venue for a romantic program in Budapest.
Craft and Gourmet Food Markets
The climate in Hungary is very favourable to growing a wide variety of vegetables and fruits.
In summer food markets in Budapest are packed with juicy fruits
- Strawberry till mid-June, then
- Raspberry,
- Sour cherry,
- Cherry,
- Apricot, Peach,
- Melon), and tasty veggies and greens.
Besides the well-known markets, there are a couple of great craft food markets in Budapest where you can get gourmet food stuff, bio vegetables and fruits grown by local farmers.
Central Market Hall – The Most Famous In Budapest
Address:
- Vámház krt. 1-3., district IX., Pest end of Liberty Bridge, trams 2, 47, 49, the nearest metro station is at Kálvin tér (M3 blue line)
- Opening hours: Mon: 06.00 – 17.00, Thues – Fri: 06.00 – 18.00, Sat: 06.00 – 15.00
The historic market located in the city centre, right next to the green Liberty Bridge in the Pest side.
So you can’t miss it while exploring the downtown and riverbank area.
💡 Local Tip
Drop by to have a look around and get some souvenirs and lángos or goulash at one of the eateries on the first level (although the palc eis not th ebst to have a taste of local gastronomy but it’s not that bad either).
🏖 Open-Air Pools, Beaches and Baths
The best place to be in Budapest in July is in one of the handful of open-air baths and beaches.
So don’t forget to pack your swimming suit (you can buy one here if you did) and head for the Széchenyi, Gellért (closed for refurbishment) or Lukács.
For a Turkish bathing experience try the Rudas, or the oldest bath of the our city: the Veli Bej.
💡 Local Tip
Skip queuing and buy your ticket to the Széchenyi or Gellért Baths online! Convenient and simple: no need to wait in the long line at the cashier, with your pre-purchased ticket you can enjoy fast entry at the separate welcome desk!
Summer Night Parties in the Széchenyi Bath: from 1st June till September you can have a great outdoor party in the bath every Saturday starting at 22.30. Tickets: from 35 – 60 EUR. Laser show, electronic music, lots of water fun ensure a fantastic summer night.
Night of Open-Air Pools, July 25, 2026
On the Night of Open-Air Pools / Strandok Éjszakája, the last Friday in July, most baths will stay open till midnight, some till 2 am or 4 am. Most baths will also have some special programs that’ll be posted on their websites.
For example the Aquaworld will have:
- underwater laser show,
- fire jugglers
- nigth surf and slides
- jacuzzi, and
- cocktails
Admisssion to the Aquaworld’s Night of Baths is 2 700 HUF/prs. Program starts at 21.00 and lasts till 02.00 am. Address: Íves út 16. district IV., There’s a free bus service every day between 9.30-21.00 departing from Heroes’ Sqr. in front of the Hall of Arts.
Other Bp. baths participating in the event:
- Paskál Fürdő (Egressy út 178 f., distr. XIV.)
- Danubius Hotel Arena Premier Fitness (Ifjúság útja 1-3., distr. XIV.)
- Danubius Hotel Flamenco Premier Fitness (Tas vezér utca 3-7., distr. XI.)
- Holiday Beach Hotel Budapest**** (Piroska utca 3-5., distr. III.)
- Danubius Health Spa Resort Margitsziget**** Superior
🏊♀️ A Unique Beach At The Danube River – Visit Római-Parti Plázs!
Address:
- Kossuth Lajos üdülőpart 15-17., 1039 Budapest, District III., Óbuda
Getting There (from Nyugati tér/Western Train Station):
- Take M3 metro (blue line) till Göncz Árpád városközpont.
- Walk cc. 1 minute to the bus stop of bus No. 34.
- Get off at Nimród utca (14 stops, cc. 16 min travel).
- Walk cc. 600 m to the beach at Római-part.
At Budapest’s only free bathing spot on the Danube in the northern part of the city you can relive the genuine ambiance of a riverside summer.
- Natural environment with a clean and well-maintained waterfront
- Designated areas with buoys for safe and suitable swimming
- Free drinking water, restroom access, diaper-changing facilities, and showers
- Colorful sunbeds
- Bicycle storage options
- Ongoing water quality monitoring
- UV radiation and water temperature reports
- Lifeguard service
- Nighttime security
Take a refreshing plunge in the Danube at Római-part in Óbuda!
🖼 Museum Tips, Exhibitions
Budapest is packed with museums of all kinds as well as exhibition centres and art galleries.
Guided Tours In English – Hungarian National Gallery: Selected Pasterpieces
The Hungarian National Gallery has guided tours in English a couple of times each month.
The 1-hour tour takes you through Hungarian and global art history, from Gothic altarpieces to twentieth-century masterpieces by artists like
- M. S.,
- Bertalan Székely,
- Mihály Munkácsy,
- Pál Szinyei Merse, and
- Dóra Maurer.
Tour Dates in July:
- July 07, 12, 21 at 15.00 – 16.00
- Duration: 60 minutes
Tickets:
- 2 000 HUF additional fee to the normal ticket price to the permanent exhibits: full price: 4 800 HUF discount/students, retirees: 2 400 HUF)
- Tickets can bought online ön the National gallery’s website) or at the entrance
Location:
- National Gallery, Buda Castle-Royal Palace, building “C”, Szent György tér 2., district I.
Opening Hours of the Gallery:
- Tuesday-Sunday: 10.00 – 18.00, last entry at 17.00
- Cashier closes at 17.00
TIP: View the Gallery’s new temporary exhibit showcasing Lajos Gulácsy’s life’s work: Gulácsy: Prince of Na’Conxypan, along with a graphic art exhibitionduring the events.
📋 Note: The Dome of the gallery building can be visited until 21.30/9.30 pm.
🍇 Wine Tour in Etyek with Transfer
July is also a great time to explore the charming wine cellars in Etyek village at just a short drive from Budapest in the Etyek-Buda wine region.
You can choose from several wine tasting programs (with cheese tasting or a substantial Hungarian-style lunch/dinner).
Friendly, English-speaking guides, fine wines and food, kind local people guarantee that you’ll have a fantastic time.
Reservation is required (min. 2 persons).
Price: cc. 115 EUR in peak season (incl. visiting 2 vineyards).
☂ Excursion to Szentendre
If you come to Budapest for 3 or more days definitely include a day trip to this artisty town in the Danube Bend.
It’s quite easy and inexpensive to get there either by the suburban train (H5 line) or by boat.
Walk around the historic town centre packed art galleries, museums, restaurants and cafes, take photos in the famous Umbrella Street, stroll on the bank of the Danube and you’ll have a wonderful time.
Devote at least half a day including travel to and back!
👉 Browse also our post about Szentendre’s top attractions and things to do!
🎶 Classical Concerts In Budapest In July
Budapest has many great concert halls, churches where you can enjoy classical concerts all the year round.
Outdoor Concerts in Budapest In July 2026
In July, and all through summer the city offers many outdoor concerts often at historic landmarks, like Buda Castle or the in fron tof the Parliament.
🎵 FREE Concerts At The Parliament, Kossuth Square
A series of special concerts entertains visitors to Kossuth tér and the Parliament Building every Thursday till August 24, at 17.00/5 pm within the Tér-Zene (Square-Music) program and as part of the Zenélő Budapest free summer concert series.
Each concert features a unique blend of musical styles, ensuring that there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Performances by various bands range from classical music, swing, to jazz and acoustic pop music. .
All concerts are free and last 60 minutes.
Concert Program in July:
- 02 July, 17:00 – 18:00: Finance Guard Orchestra’s Big Band performance
- 09 July, 17:00 – 18:00: Concert of the Musica Felice Chamber Orchestra; Popular opera and operetta arias with the artists of the Hungarian State Opera
- 16 July, 17:00 – 18:00: Gabi Gubás and her Band
- 23 July, 17:00 – 18:00: The Song of the Rosewood – A concert of two unique Hungarian instruments and their excellent Hungarian soloists: Zoltán Erdő and Jenő Lisztes
- 30 July, 17:00 – 18:00: Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra: Viola-Clarinet-Piano Trio with a vocal soloist
FREE Choir Outdoor Concert at Vajdahunyad Castle, July 02
Location: Vajdahunyad Castle in City park
Date & Time: July 02, Thursday, 2026 at 17.00 – 17.45
If you happen to be in City Park on July 02, Thursday in the afternoon, do make time to listen the free choiral performance by the Chorale des Califrenzies from Geneva at Vajdahunyad Castle.
About the Choir:
Founded in 1998, the Geneva-based Califrenzies is a dynamic all-female choir featuring over 30 vocalists across three ranges (soprano 1, soprano 2, and alto).
Far from traditional, they are known for ambitious, fully choreographed shows backed by a live band, previously staging major productions like Starmania and Balade Celtique.
💡 Local Tip: Musical Budapest (Zenélő Budapest) – You can bump into short summer concerts for free at some prominent locations across the city Várkert Bazaar, Buda Castle, and Kossuth Square at the Parliament) between July 02 and August 04, 2026.
Summer Suites – Concert by the Danubia Orchestra at Castle Bazaar, July 13
Enjoy a “best-of” collection of classical music under the summer stars. The renowned Danubia Orchestra, conducted by János Kovács, presents Summer Suites – a selection of the most beloved melodies from
- Bizet’s Carmen,
- Grieg’s Peer Gynt, and
- Mendelssohn’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Held in the historic Foundry Courtyard of the Castle Garden Bazaar (Várkert Bazár), this concert offers a light-hearted, atmospheric evening perfect for both classical music enthusiasts and those looking for a memorable night in Budapest.
Program Details
- Date & Time: July 13, Monday 2026 at 20:00
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Location: Foundry Courtyard, Várkert Bazár (1013 Budapest, Ybl Miklós tér 2-6.)
- Rain Venue: Event Hall
🎫 Tickets: from 7,990 HUF.
Church Concerts in July
💡 Local Tip: Besides cultural entertainment and spiritual experience, a concert in a church offers respite from the current July heat.
Mon, Fri – JULY 2025
Wed – JULY 2025
Basilica: Grand Organ Concerts & Tickets
Every Wednesday at 10 AM
Price: From €59
Wed, Sat – JULY 2025
Restaurants, Cafes to Try in July
Try any of the following three Japanese restaurants: two of them are in the Jewish quarter, a vivid party and cultural centre of Budapest.
- Ramenka, a Japanese soup bar in Kazinczy Street,
- Komachi Bistro in Kertész utca,
- the third one is Itoshii, an all-you-can-eat place on Teréz körút, close to the Nyugati Train Station.
A new sushi bar, Japanika, opened in 2016 at the Basilica on Szt. István tér. Opening hours: Mon-Sun: 12.00-24.00. Besides sushi they have soups – miso, tom-yum, ramen – all sorts of salads, main dishes on the menu.
The drink list is extensive too, with Japanese cocktail specilaties, international cocktails, Hungarian beers, pálinka and wines, fruit juices and soft drinks.
🥳 Nightlife, Partying In Budapest In July
The sultry July nights are ideal for outdoor clubbing.
TIP: Head for Gozsdu Court in Király Street, in the Old Jewish Quarter.
It is packed with cool bars, and garden clubs, cafes and restaurants. An awesome place for partying in the middle of summer in Budapest.
A Party on the Danube on the deck of a sightseeing boat is another fantastic place to be in July. Enjoy nightlife, and see the best views of the city illuminated at night.
Drinks, sightseeing on the Danube and dancing for a memorable night out!
Some Other Great Open Air/ Garden Clubs:
raqpart
Pulp Budapest Open Air in City Park
Barba Negra
Address:
- Szállító u. 3, Budapest 1211 (On Map)
A very popular yet inexpensive open-air concert venue in a suburban district, Csepel (district XXI). This year they’ll have a very impressive concert series starting from the end of April.
There are several bars lining the concert hall serving all sorts of drinks.
The place is easily accesible by the suburban train (line H7) departing from Boráros tér (trams 4 and 6 stop there). Get off at Szabadkikötő station (3rd stop), takes about 6 minutes.
From there Barba Negra is a 500 m walk.
All tickets, passes and the Budapest Card can be used to travel on the H7 suburban railway service.
Tickets: see website for concert schedule and prices.
👉 See more great Party places in Budapest
Related:
June Programs, Festivals – Budapest in Summer – August Festivals, Activity Tips – Things to do in September – October Programs, Events
