Central Market Hall on Postcard

"Great Market Hall The Great Market Hall in Budapest should be any visitors first stop in order to get acquainted to the people, goods and grub of Hungary. The market is one of those strange places that caters to both locals and tourists alike without losing its authentic appeal. Under one roof you can by meats and sausages, Royal Tokaji wine, paprika, hot Hungarian favorites, such as Goulash, an assortment of pickled vegetables and fresh produce. The upper floor has small eateries, where you can sample a variety of Hungarian favorites for very little money. By Dijedal"

The Best Restaurants in Budapest

test

Stef Andrei

Google

The Central Market Hall in Budapest is a market housed within an impressive historic building. It is considered a key tourist attraction, offering authentic Hungarian cultural items such as traditional food, local drinks, and souvenirs that visitors can purchase as keepsakes.

Tina D

Google

There's such an amazing variety of produce and so many stalls. Give yourself at least a good hour and a half to browse, and you'll definitely purchase something, even if it's just a souvenir. Lots of eateries to choose from, too. Well worth a visit.

Mario Bonfrisco

Google

The Central Market Hall didn’t really impress me. It’s definitely a popular spot, but I didn’t find anything particularly special about it. It felt quite chaotic and, even though I didn’t try the food, it didn’t seem to be of especially high quality. If you’re looking for a unique culinary or shopping experience, I’d say you could probably skip this one without missing much.

Connie Durgin

Google

Crowded, but your usual city marketplace full of produce, meats, cheeses, spices ... plus your usual souvenir shops (pretty much the same stuff every other stall) ... but it's a fun spot to walk around and take in the hustle and bustle of Christmastime. People running the stalls are welcoming.

Francesco Minio

Google

It’s a regular market, and if you’ve visited others, it may feel quite similar. That said, you’ll still find plenty of characteristic products, souvenirs, and restaurants to explore. Additionally, it’s covered, making it a great option for spending time on a rainy day if you need to adjust your plans.

Bernice C

Google

A very big market with food and crafts. Be ready to spend a few hours here! Lots to look at but price for food on the upper level was out of this world! A plate of goulash costs even more than a Fillet Mignon at the Leo Rooftop Bar with the best view of Budapest?! That's just ridiculous. Other than that, a great market for food and souvenirs.

Sim K

Google

The best way to learn the Hungary Culture is visiting this market place. All the market stalls, the food and the souvenirs show what makes Budapest so great and unique. This place was huge and as soon as we got to the food area it smelt amazing. Worth visiting to see how they embrace their culture.

Sabbi Gavrailov Art

Google

Great place to visit as an attraction. Adjacent to the Liberty bridge. It offers a great range of local produce, as well as a vast variety of souvenirs and clothing. It is also a great place to eat(level 2) but it might be pricey. Worth visiting.

Stef Andrei

Google

The Central Market Hall in Budapest is a market housed within an impressive historic building. It is considered a key tourist attraction, offering authentic Hungarian cultural items such as traditional food, local drinks, and souvenirs that visitors can purchase as keepsakes.

Tina D

Google

There's such an amazing variety of produce and so many stalls. Give yourself at least a good hour and a half to browse, and you'll definitely purchase something, even if it's just a souvenir. Lots of eateries to choose from, too. Well worth a visit.

Mario Bonfrisco

Google

The Central Market Hall didn’t really impress me. It’s definitely a popular spot, but I didn’t find anything particularly special about it. It felt quite chaotic and, even though I didn’t try the food, it didn’t seem to be of especially high quality. If you’re looking for a unique culinary or shopping experience, I’d say you could probably skip this one without missing much.

Connie Durgin

Google

Crowded, but your usual city marketplace full of produce, meats, cheeses, spices ... plus your usual souvenir shops (pretty much the same stuff every other stall) ... but it's a fun spot to walk around and take in the hustle and bustle of Christmastime. People running the stalls are welcoming.

Francesco Minio

Google

It’s a regular market, and if you’ve visited others, it may feel quite similar. That said, you’ll still find plenty of characteristic products, souvenirs, and restaurants to explore. Additionally, it’s covered, making it a great option for spending time on a rainy day if you need to adjust your plans.

Bernice C

Google

A very big market with food and crafts. Be ready to spend a few hours here! Lots to look at but price for food on the upper level was out of this world! A plate of goulash costs even more than a Fillet Mignon at the Leo Rooftop Bar with the best view of Budapest?! That's just ridiculous. Other than that, a great market for food and souvenirs.

Sim K

Google

The best way to learn the Hungary Culture is visiting this market place. All the market stalls, the food and the souvenirs show what makes Budapest so great and unique. This place was huge and as soon as we got to the food area it smelt amazing. Worth visiting to see how they embrace their culture.

Sabbi Gavrailov Art

Google

Great place to visit as an attraction. Adjacent to the Liberty bridge. It offers a great range of local produce, as well as a vast variety of souvenirs and clothing. It is also a great place to eat(level 2) but it might be pricey. Worth visiting.

Central Market Hall

Central Market Hall

Photos

Highlights

You might also like