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The mysterious tombstone in Budapest’s City Park: Who was buried beneath the word ‘FUIT’?
In Budapest’s City Park stands a tombstone inscribed only with the Latin word 'FUIT.' What does it mean and who's buried there?
Budapest’s 600-year-old church tower reborn as a vibrant cultural space
Budapest’s historic Mária Magdolna Tower has reopened under municipal management following months of closure due to financial difficulties faced by its former operator.
Archaeologists uncover centuries of changes on Veszprém castle
Archaeologists have revealed centuries of fortification changes at Veszprém Castle, offering new insights into its medieval and early modern defenses.
Is it a misconception that Hungarians did not eat horse meat? Here’s what archaeologists say
Hungarians consumed horse meat for centuries after adopting Christianity—a new archaeological study finds social and economic changes, not religious bans, led to its decline.
Battling unwanted guests in Budapest: why are there so many cockroaches and how to reclaim your home
Cockroach infestations on the rise in Budapest — here is how to keep them out of your home.
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Dacian silver treasure unearthed in Transylvanian village
A remarkable Dacian silver hoard discovered in a Transylvanian village may reveal new insights into ancient history.
From Pressburg to Pest: The quest for a Hungarian Parliament Building
In the 19th century, Hungary's push for modernisation led to moving its legislative seat from Pressburg to Pest. Despite delays and changing plans, Pest became home to the nation’s parliament in 1848.
What it takes to work in HFT: from learning to landing a role
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Palestinian Stipendium Hungaricum students cry out for help as they face losing their scholarships without Hungary’s support
One of our readers—and a proud recipient of the Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship—has shared a heartfelt letter describing the difficult circumstances faced by his fellow students and himself. Below, you can read his unedited message in full. My name is Ibrahim…
Horrible sight: Budapest’s dreaded Hunger Rock emerges for the second time in a year
The Hunger Rock has emerged from the Danube twice in 2025, signalling severe drought and posing risks to shipping, tourism, and Budapest’s water supply.