Chainless Budapest

Tablet Magazine covers the Budapest Jewish culinary scene, including Rosenstein restaurant and FLÓDNI, the unique Hungarian Jewish cake. Do not miss it!

http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-life-and-religion/178862/zingermans-hungary-food-tours .01

What is Hôtel Nomuri? A place in Budapest for the creative industries where nothing is impossible. Yes, it is our home!

http://decomyplace.com/tw/newspost.php?id=2430

Budapest Local interview with the lovely Zsuzsanna Kárpáti, founder of Paloma, one of our favorite stops on Recycling Budapest.

Get to know her project!

http://budapestlocal.com/time-realize-working-together-makes-everything-easier-interview-zsuzsanna-karpati-founder-paloma-new-contemporary-creative-project/

If you happen to be in Budapest, check out this cool minifestival of the indie scene, or just get familiar from the music in the article!

http://welovebudapest.com/culture/sound.city.raketa.festival.2014

Just a peek into the rich treasury of the Jewish heritage in Budapest. You know how many of the buildings hide similar details? Follow us on our next treasure hunt, and you will see more!
http://chainlessbudapest.com/events/wandering-jews/

Look, what does a French girl think about Budapest and riding a bike in it?

http://planeteregards.wordpress.com/2011/03/14/budapest-spring-the-great-industrial-bike-outdoors-printemps-budapestois-petit-tour-des-friches-industrielles-a-velo/

We threw a party to celebrate the grande depart! Seems like our guests had as much fun as we did!

(photos: Péter Trembeczki)

We couldn't agree more with CNN, do not leave Hungary without visiting one of our enchanting spas!

Saunas, soaking and chess: Hungary's best spas With hundreds of springs feeding baths, lakes and pools, spas aren't a luxury but a way of life in Hungary.

Margaret Bridge blown up in the Second World War. The explosion was an accident: trams, soldiers and local people had been on the bridge in the critical moment.

Stories of Chicago people are displayed in one of the city's landmark buildings. Super-interesting project, we should do it in Budapest as well!

http://www.citylab.com/tech/2014/06/naturally-the-architecture-of-storycorps-tells-its-own-story/373001/

Amazing shot in the Budapest metro from 1970. A real pearl of socialism!