Recently opened Loffice is a flexible office space for freelancers, entrepreneurs and corporate executives who want to work, meet, collaborate and be inspired.
It is a stylish loft in the center of Budapest, bicycle-friendly and powered by alternative energy, where you can both co-work and network with professionals like you, have business meetings and presentations, or even set up an exhibition.
Here is our selection of design shops around Váci and Ráday streets where you can find some unusual souvenirs and special pieces created by Hungarian designers.
Clothes, bags and accessories with funny prints for all ages handmade by Hungarian designers of natural and cosy materials such as wool and linen. Casual clothing of decent quality at affordable prices.
For decades Trabant used to be the most common vehicle in East Germany and many countries of the communist bloc, but today it became a trendy symbol of all things communist and nostalgic past.
The average lifespan of Trabant was 28 years, and you definitely won’t want to have this dinosaur in your hands today. But why not try to drive it or go on Trabi tour in Budapest?
The wreck of the Lánc híd (Chain Bridge) during WWII.
Photo: J. Haldej
Source: MTI
Below is the photo of Lánc híd nowadays
A view of Erzsebét Bridge from the statue of St. Gellért.
Photo: Zoltan Seider
Source: Museum of Hungarian Architecture
Below is the photo of Erzsebét Bridge nowadays
The wreck of the Franz Josef (Szabadság) bridge during WWII.
Source: Committee for the Protection of Historic Monuments
Below is the photo of Szabadság Bridge nowadays
