Budapest Shopping Guide

If you love simple folk crafts or exquisite embroidery, or delicate porcelain, then you are right to come to Budapest for shopping. Luxury goods are not common in Budapest, but there are various interesting handicraft stalls and porcelain shops on the streets. If you love wine, coming here is also a good choice.

West End City Centre Shopping Mall

The largest shopping mall in Europe, located in the busiest area of Budapest. It has more than 400 various shops where you can eat, drink, and have fun. There is also the largest cinema in Hungary. When you get tired of shopping, you can watch a movie to take a break.
If you love vintage, this is a must-visit shop in Budapest. The store is packed with all sorts of quirky clothes, unique items, and vintage bags. You can freely choose what you love here without being bothered by sales assistants.
This outlet has dozens of European and American brands with significant discounts, usually ranging from 30% to 70% off. Shopping here is quite enjoyable. The outlet also has several food stores and even one of the few KFCs in Europe.
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.
In this largest flea market in Central Europe, it is filled with a lively atmosphere, with a light commercial vibe, reasonable prices, and the possibility to bargain with vendors. At the Ecseri Antique Flea Market, you can experience the most authentic atmosphere of Budapest.