Shopping in Budapest can completely justify himself. Shops there is a whole sea! So, where you can go shopping in Budapest.
Shopping centers
"Arena Plaza" (Kerepesi út 9)
The center was opened in November 2007 and since then is one of the largest shopping and entertainment centers that you will find in Central Europe. This TC is full of cafes and restaurants in addition to all national and international corporate shops, including Estée Lauder, Adidas, Lacoste, Swarovski, Nike and Mac. You can also pass for several hours at the IMAX cinema. The shopping center is a 10-minute walk from Keltei Railway Station, from there you can take the Trolleybus number 80 and go out at the second stop.
Opening hours: Monday- Saturday 10: 00-21: 00 and Sunday 10: 00-19: 00
"Mammut" (Lövõház UTCA 2-6)
Two shopping malls are located close to each other and are located near the Moszkva Tér transportation unit. Mammut I was opened in 1998, and today the place is successfully combined shops, cafes and cinemas. Mammut II opened three years later - in fact, the same can be found there. It cannot be said that these centers are too noisy and crowded, in part because of their location (in the area of Buda).
In the shopping center, you can find international stores, such as Mango, as well as several unique departments of local designers, which are also worth visiting. In the first building there are entertainment centers with cinemas and computer game halls, and the Bar in Mammut II offers a wide range of board games (something like an erudite for English-speaking). The shopping center is definitely worth it to visit!
Opening hours: Monday- Saturday 10: 00-21: 00 and Sunday 10: 00-18: 00
"WESTEND" (Váci út 1-3)
Maybe the fact that this shopping center is located next to the lively Railway station Nyugati, causing such high popularity. Noisy and crowded shopping center, one of the busiest shopping centers in the center of Budapest. Here you can find many clothing stores on all floors, as well as a supermarket and a cinema and an impressive number of restaurants and a cafe on which you can stay with a cup "Kave" (very strong coffee).
Opening hours: Monday- Saturday 10: 00-20: 00 and Sunday 10: 00-18: 00
Boutiques and outlets:
"Náray Támas Boutique" (Károlyi Mihály UTCA 12)
Tamasha Naora - one of the most famous and famous fashion designers in Hungary. Its trading house is located in the immediate vicinity of Grand Opera House. The store contains a range of attractive clothes from rich and bright, high-quality fabric. The designer is highly valued at the national level.
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 11: 00-19: 00 and Saturday 11: 00-15: 00
"Tisza CIPő" (Károly Körút 1)
In Budapest there are two outlet with this name, but this store is located in the city center, which facilitates the search, of course. This is an outlet with a vintage brand shoe, which was very popular in the 1970s, and now gained popularity as a kind of retro sport style shoes. Excellent find, especially for those who like to buy shoes in Converse All-Stars or Adidas Gazelles. The shoes were originally manufactured at the factory next to the Tis River - from here and the name of the store, and, by the way, today in this factory sews also t-shirts, bags and sports accessories that can be added new shoes.
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 10: 00-19: 00 and Saturday 09: 00-01: 00
"Eclectick" (IRÁNYI UTCA 20)
The trading house is based on a local designer Edina Frankash. There are also similar centers in Vienna and Berlin. The shopping center is a young dynamic shop, which offers both clothes and accessories of the Eclectick brand, as well as clothes from local designers, including Aquanauta, Heart and Roll, Red Aster and Kati Nádasdi. But still "Eclectick2 is not just a store of Hungarian clothing designers; In 2007, the building "Supernova Design Gallery" gallery opened in his basement, which presents the works of young Hungarian artists. In general, this place is ideal to replenish your wardrobe and replenish your collection of works of art.
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 10: 00-19: 00 and Saturday 11: 00-16: 00
Market Street:
Deák Ferenc UTCA.
Each city has an area that is associated with fashion. In London, it is Oxford and Bond Street; In Milan - Via Montenapoleone. In the Hungarian capital there is its own Fashion Street, located in the very center of the city - it is the street of Deak Ferenz. This is a newly renovated part of the city is quite pleasant for walks, and fashion will find there shops with the most fashionable brands - Karl Lagerfeld, Boss, Mexx, Tommy Hilfiger and Just Cavalli, and many others. There are also several bars and restaurants, where you can relax and relax after a hard day of shopping. This street is an excellent addition to crowded and popular shopping centers of the city.
Antique shops
"Pintér Antik" (Falk Miksa UTCA 10)
Of course, not the only one in Budapest, but definitely, it is worth a visit. This antique shop and gallery were opened in 1990, and today the store offers antiques on an area of more than 1,800 square meters and three floors. The store is located on the so-called "gallery" Street Budapest, Falk Miksa UTCA, a couple of minutes walk from the Parliament building. In the store you can find gold and silver jewelry, vases, decor elements, carpets, chandeliers - vintage and extremely beautifully made. In addition to the many ancient things, the store deals with modern art and exhibitions of Hungarian and European artists are held here.
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 10: 00-18: 00 and Saturday 10: 00-02: 00
Vintage shops:
"Retrock Original" (Ferenczy István U 28)
There are two such stores in Budapest - "Retrock Original" and "Retrock Deluxe" (on the Alley of Henszlmann Imre UTCA 1). Both stores offer surprisingly bizarre things - clothes, accessories, old postcards and souvenirs. The interiors of both stores are very unusual, the walls are decorated with rates of distant years, and the ceilings sigh under the severity of an ancient chandelier.
Opening hours: Monday - Friday 10: 30-19: 30 and Saturday 10: 30-03: 30