As December settles over Budapest, the city glimmers beneath a hush of frost. Lantern-lit streets breathe warm spices, distant bells murmur through the night, and the whole metropolis seems to drift into a serene, spellbound reverie.
When the clock strikes midnight, Budapest quietly changes its shape. The tram bells fade into the distance, the Danube’s dark current glitters like a ribbon of ink, and the city’s façades, so lively by day, seem to lean in close to whisper their secrets.
When people think of living in Budapest, they usually imagine charming streets in District V, nightlife in District VII, or riverside apartments in Buda. But Budapest is made up of 23 districts each with its own identity, rhythm, and story.
Budapest summers are getting hotter, and for many tenants, staying cool becomes a daily challenge—especially if your apartment doesn’t have air conditioning. But not every flat can have AC, and that’s important to understand.
Whether you're both locals or new to the city, here's a detailed guide to what you should carefully consider before sharing a home with your boyfriend or girlfriend in Budapest.
