6 EXCITING Weekend Markets of BUDAPEST | Hungary Travel Guide
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- Budapest has many unique Weekend Markets where Local farmers and producers bring their goods to the stalls, or where Designers show off their skills with their merchendise. In this video, we'll take you to 6 exciting Weekend Markets of Budapest!
If you wish to grab some locally produced goods like vegetables or fruit, or take some fresh bakery items, pair it with some nice cheese or sausage and have a unique farmers brunch, visiting these markets is a great idea.
But if you are looking for some designer items to take home as memory or just in general you like to appreaciate someones handcraft skills, then some of these markets will definately help!
As noted in the video, these are Weekend Markets mostly operating on the weekends, but depending on which one you want to visit, it's best to check their schedules as not all are open on every Saturday and Sunday.
Pancs Gasztroplacc - Budapest, Tűzoltó u. 22, 1094
pancs.hu/rolunk/
gasztroplacc...
Gozsdu Weekend Market - Budapest, Király u. 13, 1075
www.weekendmarket.hu/en/homep...
Szimpla Sundays Farmers Market - Budapest, Kazinczy u. 14, 1075
szimpla.eu/farmers-market
WAMP Design Market - Budapest, Ybl Miklós tér 2-6, 1013
wamp.hu/hu (the english page isn't refreshed, please use a built in site translator)
Czakó Termelői Piacz - Budapest, Tigris u. 62, 1016
czakotermelo...
Hello Piac - Budapest, 1051 Erzsébet tér 12.
hellopiac.hu/
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• Unique Places in Budapest
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:32 Pancs Gasztroplacc
01:47 Gozsdu Weekend Market
03:48 Szimpla Sundays Farmers Market
05:08 WAMP Design Market
06:03 Czakó Termelői Piacz
07:25 Hello Piac
08:24 Outro
I have lived in Hungary for more than five years. It is my home now. Without exception I can say that you make THE BEST videos about all things Hungary. Whether museums, restaurants, non-Budapest cities to visit, etc. Unlike most visiting TH-camr's who drop in for 3 days and say the same thing as everyone else, you really know Budapest (you did a review of Varosliget!) All future tourists and visitors should watch ALL of these videos. You will really get a great experience on your visit. I live here and even I have learned things from these videos. Köszönöm Akos.
Thank You so much Mike for the Encouraging message! These are the kind of feedbacks that warm our hearts and helps us keep going! 😊
Would be great to see an episode about good quality restaurants/bars/food trucks serving reasonably priced typical Hungarian cuisine (gulyásleves, csirkepaprikás, lecsó or... töltött káposzta). There are lots of them at Váci utca, but they are pricey. An episode about getting around by public transport would be also brilliant. Cheers! 😃
Nagyon érdekes! Köszi
In Spanish is cachivache!!! 3:41 ca as in cat, chi as in chicken, va as in vast, and che as in check!
This is so helpful, thank you! Can’t wait for my Budapest trip 😍
Definetely saving this video to refer back to for when I'm there! Thanks Akos!
Thank you this was very helpful! I hope they’re open in April
Hey there! Most of them are available in April 😊 the designer market may be located elsewhere indoors, bit Szimpla, Élesztő and Gozsdu markets are available most of the time 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Thank you! Yes we were able to go to the Gozdu market and buy some cool handmade things!
Good info/summary focusing on what happens in town, thanks for not adding so many tourist selfies.
Hi Akos, I will be there in Budapest from 20th Aug, I really hope I run into you somewhere, you look like a really pleasant person and it would have been lovely to meet up. I am going to try and find some of Kolodko's mini statues hahaha. You take care and keep up the good work. Conrad.
Thank you so much! Hunting for Kolodko's work can be very entertaining and an excellent way to explore the city 😊 I may be out on the streets on the 20th, I want to see the fireworks this year 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures Just wear that super cabbage shirt. 😁 I love that shirt. I am coming for St. István day, meeting up with some friends, seeing some family, and will be filming the fireworks too... Will keep my eye's open. Thanks for the reply, most kind of you. 😁
Hey Akos greetings from Perth Australia. Keep up the good work I like what I've seen so far..I'm your new subscriber. Keep 🇭🇺 beautiful mate spread the word!!!
Thank you so much! Happy to hear our videos reach the great down under :)
These videos are awesome and so helpful. Thank you! I will be there for Easter this year. Do you have any recommendations on special activities?
Hey there! To be very honest, the traditional Easter activities are more prominent in the countryside. For example the small village of Hollókő has it's special Easter Festival. Budapest doesn't have much going on other than a few localised small events and masses at Church. But if people sprinkle water or perfume on others on the streets... don't be suprised :D although in the countryside it's sometimes a bucket of water (yes... we did "Icebucket Challenge" for a very long time already :D)
Thank you so much for this information, it’s so helpful! I live in Germany and most stores are closed
On Sundays with almost everything shut down on religious holidays. Is it like this in Budapest?
@@sandee5819 Hey there! On Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Monday stores are also closed here, but restaurants should be open 😊
Thanks a lot! Congratulations for the channel!! I am coming to Budapest next Christimas and could you let me know if the markets will work on the 23rd and 24th of December?
Thank you! :) the Christmas markets will be open for sure (though as most things they will close earlier on 24th which is Christmas eve and celebrated in Hungary). These Markets we showed in the video may or may not be, they should have events scheduled on their Facebook page, so maybe a check in prior weeks could help 😊
Perfect! Thank you for this information. I'd better take any extra suitcase on my trip to beautiful Budapest! Do the markets open in the colder months too?
Hey there! Places like Gozsdu, Szimpla weekend market are surely available in colder months and WAMP usually is organized at a different venue where it can be inside 😊
@@StuffedCabbageAdventures köszönöm!
Are weekend markets shown in this video open in November?
Hey there! Some of them are. WAMP designer market is usually hosted at a different venue where it's indoors, I have seen that Pancs Piac operated during colder season as well, and Szimpla also regularly has it's weekend market. The one at Erzsébet square close to Deák tér may not happen at the same place outdoors. As your trip gets closer you can check the links in the description to see their planned events and schedules :)
Life in Hungary is very expansive, i was shocked as austrian, when i lived 3 month in Budapest, many things more expansive then in Austria. Salaries still low, also in Budapest, compared what you pay for good furnished apartments😑
Yeah, that's the reality unfortunately... We need to get the best out of what we have...
Can Muslim wear there scarf over head to not show their hair plz
Hey there! Certainly, you shouldn't have any issues with that. Just note that since it's kind of rare for locals to see this, so some people may stare a bit or turn a head, but that's mainly because they are not used to it. But since in recent years tourism has increased, many people from various cultural backgrounds can be seen on the streets 😊