Herendi Belvedere Brand Shop
Hungarian porcelain history

 

Hungarian grannies are bound to keep at least one Herendi porcelain on their shelves. The history of the Herendi Porcelain Manufactory, that has survived bankruptcy and world wars, is tightly intertwined with Hungarian history. The Belvedere Brand Shop on Andrássy Avenue (Andrássy út) offers the iconic products of this manufactory, and more: a historic showroom close to the shops of the most prestigious brands.

 

1061 Budapest, Andrássy út 16.
Phone: +36 1 374-0006 / www.herendi.com

 

 

Bolhapalota
Casual deluxe at the foot of the Castle

 

Bolhapalota is the riskiest place to go for addicts of clothes and knick-knacks. The place is filled with the coolest antiquities, second-hand fashion accessories, funny things of no use whatsoever, vinyls and psoters. It’s a depository of extremely original but affordable souvenirs. Spend at least an hour to look through their selection.

 

1061 Budapest, Anker köz 2-4.
Phone: +36 1 704-5174 / www.bolhapalota.net

 

 

Memories of Hungary
A shop of Hungarian souvenirs and a bistro

 

Here not only is lip service paid to typical Hungarian products you can read about in travel guides, they are up for grabs, too, in full packages and contrary to many souvenir shops, the products here are not limited to Hungarian folk costumes. Visit them to get everything authentically Hungarian, such as Rubik’s Cube, Hungarian foods or relics with the signature of Puskás Öcsi.

 

1051 Budapest, Hercegprímás utca 8.
Phone: +36 1 780-5844 / www.memoriesofhungary.hu

 

 

More Hungaricums are coming soon!