Top 15 shops in Hungary
15 shops worth a visit in Hungary, from grand department stores and markets to historic specialists and local makers.
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15 shops
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1Market
Great Market Hall
Budapest's largest indoor market, an 1897 hall selling paprika, salami, produce and folk crafts.
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2Crafts & makers
Herend Porcelain Manufactory
Hand-painted porcelain maker founded in 1826, with a visitor centre and factory shop.
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3Food & drink
Gerbeaud
Grand 19th-century café and confectioner on Vörösmarty Square, famed for its cakes and chocolates.
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4Crafts & makers
Zsolnay Porcelain Manufactory
Historic ceramics maker famed for eosin glazes and the architectural tiles on Hungary's landmarks.
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5Shopping street & arcade
Váci utca
Budapest's best-known pedestrian shopping street, running through the heart of Pest's inner city.
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6Shopping street & arcade
Andrássy út
UNESCO-listed boulevard lined with neo-Renaissance mansions and international luxury boutiques.
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7Antiques & vintage
Falk Miksa utca
Street near Parliament lined with antique shops and galleries selling art, furniture and curios.
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8Antiques & vintage
Ecseri Flea Market
Budapest's largest flea market, trading antiques, militaria, porcelain and communist-era memorabilia.
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9Food & drink
Szamos Marcipán
Long-established confectioner renowned for handmade marzipan, with shops across Budapest.
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10Market
Belvárosi Piac (Hold Street Market Hall)
Restored 19th-century market hall in Lipótváros combining produce stalls with food counters.
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11Market
Szimpla Farmers' Market
Sunday farmers' market held inside Szimpla Kert, Budapest's original ruin bar.
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12Shopping street & arcade
Gozsdu Udvar
Chain of linked courtyards in the Jewish Quarter with shops, bars and a weekend craft market.
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13Books & music
Massolit Books & Café
Independent English-language bookshop and café in the Jewish Quarter with a garden courtyard.
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14Books & music
Írók Boltja
Historic literary bookshop on Andrássy út, long a meeting place for Hungarian writers.
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15Crafts & makers
Halas Lace House
Home of Halas lace, a fine needle lace still made by hand, with a museum and workshop.
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