Bálna

Great food , fresh and well prepared/ presented. If anything the portions are too large and the final bill for four persons of 120 euros was a shock as we had only two starters and no sweet course plus 5 drinks. Still the location by the river is excellent although the tables are somewhat trashy and cheap.

Nice shopping centre though mainly cafes and restaurants looking over the Danube, not that I'm complaining. It has a lot of special exhibitions, currently one celebrating 175 years of Hungarian army. All the captions were in Hungarian so I didn't understand too much. Lots of interactive exhibits that people were enjoying. I did try but Hungarian instructions foiled me again.

Beautiful area to admire the scenery and enjoy a sunset by the Danube river.

There was an exhibition and museum of military equipment, which was free to visit and you can experience VR facilities for free.

Terrific location on the Danube riverfront. There are shops and places to eat inside and at least 4 locations to eat and drink outdoors as you enjoy the scenic Budapest sights!!

Interesting in the outside and nice looking bars and restaurants but sadly the few shops inside were closed in the day we visited which was a Saturday, so make sure you check first.

Totally redeveloped from a shopping centre into a military interactive exhibition. It's been beautifully done. No expense sparred! I'm not sure how many will visit!!!

Bálna, Whale in English, is a building that is remarkable by its silhouette and great location on the river Danube. Housed in what used to be a warehouse or 2, the complex features restaurants, art galleries and a couple of stores. The interior of the complex is still underutilized, years after the completion of the building in 2014. The waterfront section is the most popular. It contains a number of restaurants and cafes with terraces right on the Danube. People gather after work for drinks and dinner.