Budapest's thermal baths have been soothing souls for centuries. These mineral-rich waters melt away stress, provide muscle relief and improve circulation after even a short soak. There are more than 120 thermal springs across the city, and each has its own look, feel and mineral mix.

The "Kardashians" star, 28, has been romantically linked to the "Dune" actor, 29, since 2023. The duo were last photographed together in July.

Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet were spotted by fans in a Budapest coffee shop as the beauty mogul visited her actor boyfriend, who has been filming 'Dune: Messiah' in Prague and Budapest since July.

The same thermal waters that feed Budapest’s famous baths and spas have also created a subterranean underwater labyrinth that divers are still discovering.

Limiting a trip to just one city would be a missed opportunity to uncover the lesser-known corners of Central Europe. Budapest may be the region's crown jewel, but the rest of Hungary has amazing and affordable places to venture beyond the capital in ...

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Kirsten Dunst’s Budapest filming turned into a nightmare when her 4-year-old son faced a health crisis. Learn how love offered strength to this family in overcoming fear.

After being banned for decades residents in the Hungarian capital can legally swim again in the Danube river. Until now, locals could only enjoy a refreshing dip in the summer heat outside the administrative areas of Budapest,

Kirsten Dunst Says Son Had ‘Extremely Frightening’ Health Scare in Budapest originally appeared on Parade. Kirsten Dunst revealed she faced an “extremely frightening” health scare involving her son while she was shooting on location in Budapest, but said “everyone is fine now.”

In Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orban watched Europe's biggest fireworks show marking the nation's birthday.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said he is not in favour of potential talks between President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian ruler Vladimir Putin being held in Hungary, given that the Budapest Memorandum was signed there in 1994.