Find out what’s happening this June in Budapest. Discover with us the best events in Budapest, programs and best things to do in the city. Have fun!
1. Summer Dance Party
2. Night Yoga and Stargazing
3. Sports Festival for Seniors
4. Bunker tours in Csepel
5. Találka the Game Day
6. Gin Market
7. Night of Movement
8. Gin Festival
9. The Biggest Color Festival
10. Chinatown Terrace
11. Follow us on Instagram and discover the best places
On June 18, the courtyard of Virág Benedek Ház will be filled with the vibrant rhythms and captivating movements of Tahitian dance and drumming, brought to life by the Manahiti Dancers and Drummers and the students of the Tahiti Dance School. The dynamic choreography and pulsating beats evoke the freedom of summer and the raw power of nature. This one-of-a-kind performance transports the audience to the islands of the Pacific Ocean for an unforgettable, full-body experience.
On June 21, under the towering redwoods of Budakeszi, an enchanting evening of movement, silence, and starlight invites you to slow down and reconnect. Starting with a grounding meditation, the program flows into an accessible yoga session, followed by a soothing sound bath beneath the night sky. The experience closes with tea and quiet conversation, offering not just physical but deep emotional renewal.
On June 12, Bikás Park hosts a colorful, free festival focusing on the health and physical activity of people aged 50 and above. Participants can try over fifty age-friendly movement programs, alongside health screenings, expert advice, and community activities. It’s a celebration of staying active, offering both joy and fresh motivation for embracing an energetic lifestyle.
This summer, the underground world of Csepel opens its doors for a unique historical journey through 20th-century events. From June 1 to August 31, visitors will explore original WWII-era bunkers, enriched with archival footage, authentic artifacts, and powerful personal stories. These thought-provoking and immersive tours offer an unforgettable window into the past.
On June 21, the Apacuka Restaurant hosts an interactive program for those aged 35–45 who want to meet new people in an authentic, relaxed setting. Through self-awareness games and psychodramatic exercises, participants can connect with others—and themselves—on a deeper level. The safe and welcoming atmosphere makes for a light yet meaningful morning of discovery.
From June 13 to 15, Budapest Garden becomes a summer haven for gin lovers, now featuring rum for the first time. Visitors can sample over twenty premium spirits, enjoy live DJ sets and masterclasses, and savor gourmet bites in a lush, open-air setting. This event is perfect for those who want to sip, savor, and expand their palate.
On June 13, Heroes’ Square and City Park transform into a giant outdoor fitness arena where anyone—regardless of age or fitness level—can dance, do yoga, paddleboard, and more under the stars. From energetic Zumba to peaceful lakeside yoga, the night is filled with music, sport, and joyful movement. Free and open to all, it’s a celebration of activity and togetherness under the city lights.
From June 5 to 8, Zsiráf Pest turns into a paradise for gin lovers with more than twenty different gins, exciting tonic pairings, and upbeat DJ sets. The summer atmosphere is laid-back and family- and pet-friendly, with quality drinks, music, and great vibes in the heart of the city. Entry is free—perfect for kicking off the summer season.
On June 20, Kincsem Park bursts into a whirlwind of color, music, and joy with the return of Holi Peace, Hungary’s most colorful festival. With tons of Holi powder and live performances from local stars, this vibrant event invites everyone to escape the everyday for a few hours of pure celebration. Music and color come together in one unforgettable summer party.
From May 1 to September 15, the Chinatown Terrace offers a lively open-air dining experience every evening, featuring twelve stands with the best of Asian street food under a massive canopy. From crispy BBQ and dim sum to bubble tea and exotic drinks, there’s something for every taste, all accompanied by cultural programs and a night market vibe. Free to enter and dog-friendly, it’s an ideal summer hangout—even on weekdays.
Photo: Janusz Maruszak – Photography
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