Vörösmarty Square
Tourist attraction · Belvaros ·

Vörösmarty Square

Tourist attraction · Belvaros ·

Statue, Christmas market, goulash, chimney cake, shops

christmas market
overpriced
scam
mulled wine
goulash
atmosphere
hot chocolate
historical landmark
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Vörösmarty Square by null
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Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
Vörösmarty Square by null
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Budapest, Vörösmarty tér 3, 1051 Hungary Get directions

Restroom
Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Budapest, Vörösmarty tér 3, 1051 Hungary Get directions

Features

•Restroom
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

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Jan 6, 2026

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Budapest's Best Holiday Markets to Visit

"Going strong since 1998, this elegant, most-traditional market dominates Vörösmarty Square in District V, home to the must-visit dessert destination Café Gerbeaud. With a keepsake mug of forralt bor (mulled wine) in hand, you can wander a circle of quaint stalls selling old-fashioned ornaments and stationery, wooden toys, and leather and hand-knit accessories, then refuel on plump, juicy sausages and warm up with sips of plum pálinka, through Dec. 31." - Alia Akkam

https://www.foodandwine.com/budapest-holiday-markets-11848119
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The 20 Best European Christmas Markets to Visit This Winter | Vogue

"Brave the bone-chilling weather with a bowl of goulash soup or steaming chimney cake at Budapest’s beloved Christmas market located along the cobblestone streets of Vörösmarty Tér (Vorosmarty Square) in the heart of the city." - Nicole Kliest

https://www.vogue.com/article/best-christmas-markets-europe
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Steven J. K.

Google
This square or Piazza simple the heart of the city. I visited Budapest after Christmas and still this square offers a Christmas Market which make the city lively especially for tourist. And it is walking distance to all eateries and shopping area. I took many pictures and stalls during the night at Christmas Market.

Sarhan A.

Google
Visited the square in Christmas market time late December the atmosphere is great but the prices at the stands in the market are crazy, I mean I understand this is a season for sellers to gain profits but give me a break, one macaron costed about 4 euros while it costs at a regular bakery around 0.5 euro

lok sang C.

Google
Many people and super crowd. The price of the Christmas market is so high and a bit scam . We ordered a cabbage in a shop 6100ft . That’s reli crazy. But the atmosphere is reli gd and the view also.

Adebayo B.

Google
Very rich history. It was so cool, an Hungarian saw me taking a picture of it and shared the story behind this statue. It was about unity, very good to know

ddtsood

Google
To be honest, I feel like this shop scammed me. I ordered one hot chocolate with cream on top for 4,000 HUF, which is already very expensive. But the hot chocolate was sour and tasted terrible. I asked the lady if it was normal, and she said yes. I also asked what they put inside to make it sour, and she said she couldn’t tell me the ingredients. I know it was a liar. I was so upset that I threw it away. Then I bought hot chocolate from another stall for 2,000 HUF, and it tasted like real chocolate and wasn’t sour at all. So please go to the market near the Basilica instead. It’s much better. This place is overpriced and the taste is horrible.

alex 3.

Google
Don’t get ripped off at the Christmas market. Ordered one Langos and one goulash, paid over 35 EUR. Also spent the night on the toilet. Be very careful.

Fenna W.

Google
Got scammed at this Christmas market stall, asked for a mulled wine and the staff said it was 1,500 HUF. Then they asked if we wanted it ‘the traditional way,’ and we said yes. Then they charged us 4,300 HUF in the end. Apparently their so-called ‘traditional way’ was adding a shot of alcohol that costs 2,800 HUF which they never told us about. AVOID

koko D.

Google
Nice place to visit and a very active area with a small Christmas market in the neighborhood. Also quite the travel hub.