Set in the southern part of the city, in a formerly industrial area just next to the Millennium Cultural Quarter, Budapest Park is one of the capital’s most happening open-air venues. Take the tram 2 to the end of the line in the southern direction, and you’ll find it just across the road.
The venue stretches out over 11,000 square metres and can hold up to 10,000, with headliners a mix of big-name Hungarian and international artists. Get there before the show, and you may have time to check out a seasonal exhibition or play. If you want to avoid the crowds (and have plenty of cash to spare), you can book the raised Sky Box which fits up to 30. It has AC, a bathroom, comfy couches, and even comes with its own bar.
