Shopping Center - WestEnd City Center
WestEnd City Center is the largest shopping center in Europe, located next to Nyugati Train Station, making it one of the busiest areas in Budapest. The shopping center houses over 400 stores, including various fashion brands such as Adidas, Nike, Mango, and more. The dining options range from American fast food, sushi restaurants to Hungarian cuisine. It also boasts the largest food court in Budapest and the largest cinema in Hungary.
Retrock Vintage Store is a must-visit shop for vintage enthusiasts in Hungary. Retrock is renowned for its quirky and alternative clothing designs. Even regular customers will feel a sense of novelty when they visit again after a few months. The store's interior is intricately designed, with walls covered in posters and wallpaper, blending the stylish clothing seamlessly with the room. The light background music provides a comfortable shopping experience, and the sales assistants only appear when you need them.
This outlet center features dozens of European and American brands with significant discounts, typically ranging from 30% to 70% off. Shopping here is quite enjoyable. The outlet center also has several food stores, including one of the few KFCs in Europe. Additionally, it offers birthday vouchers, which allow you to enjoy extra discounts on your birthday by presenting a valid ID and a birthday discount voucher at participating brands.
Váci Street is the oldest commercial pedestrian street in Budapest. You can buy high, medium, and low-end clothing, small handicrafts, and various souvenirs. Shopping here is never boring, as many street performers put on impressive shows. It's also nice to stop and enjoy their performances.
Ecseri Piac is the largest flea market in Central and Eastern Europe. The market is lined with shops, and even aimlessly wandering around can be a lot of fun. There are also many snack stalls in the market, so if you get tired, you can buy some Hungarian snacks to satisfy your hunger. It is important to note that when shopping in the market, do not carry large amounts of cash, dress modestly, and always be aware of pickpockets.
