Szimpla Sunday Farmers' Market

Szimpla Sunday Market – A Hidden Gem in Budapest! If you’re in Budapest on a Sunday, DO NOT miss this place! Szimpla Kert transforms into a cozy farmers’ market – and it’s amazing! Come between 9 and 11 AM – fewer people, better vibes, and perfect for stunning photos 📸 You can eat breakfast or brunch right there – super tasty, super local. Drink a coffee, or try the cheapest elderflower soda (bodzaszörp) in the whole city. Seriously. It’s delicious. This place is full of character – weird stuff on the walls and something new to notice every time you look around. It’s a market, a ruin pub, and a photo shoot location all rolled into one. Go. Explore. Eat. Sip. Snap. Repeat.

Friendly shop staff, good cheese … moo! But talk about trying too hard (surrounding bar floors; though they are very pretty).

A lively farmers’ market with many different types vendors selling all types of things, including local Hungarian specialties like jams, paprika, lavender products and more. Vendors were all friendly. Atmosphere is unique due to the nature of the ruins. Even if you don’t plan on buying anything, it’s nice to explore the place as you’ll come across many fun rooms and bar areas. There was even a local band playing when we visited

Such a fun Sunday to spend at the Farmer’s Market here. There was a wide range of things to purchase, including cheeses, cured meats, local paprika and herbs, honey and even some goulash. All of this while being inside of a “Ruins Bar”, adding a grungy vibe.

WOW ! Wonderful, just don’t miss it if you are in Budapest for the week end 🤩

Cool location for a Sunday Farmers Market. I can imagine this place hopping at night as a hot spot to hang out with friends for deinks.

A place with an old world charm! Loved the vibe and the ambience! Highly recommend visiting this place and the little boutique shop with locally designed curios and artifacts right next to it at the entrance.

This place is not interesting to me. However, it is quite unique. It is not much of a farmer market. It is more like a unique location that sells alcohol from morning to late night. There were some farmers' market feel such as a pasties sell to raise funds for an elementary school. It was early in the morning. We observed people with drinks seating in this uniquely layout place and enjoyed the environment. In my early 20s, I will say that it could be a must experience location. If you over 40, it is a maybe. If you are over 50, it is not worth it.