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Shopping in Budapest is an interesting as well as rewarding experience. Though the prices are slightly higher than other parts of the country, the prices are still lower than most Western European or North American countries. The shops and stores here accept credit cards, which make Shopping in Budapest all the more easy.

As the Shopping areas in Budapest are well planned, especially the shops around the Vaci Utca, with some smartest stores in the city meet the most discreet shopper. The side streets reveal the specialist shops of Budapest.

The Central Market Hall has a stunning though pricey range of folk art goods. The Hold Utca Market is like a jewel in the center of Pest, near to the Parliament. The Rakoczo ter Market is representative of everyday Budapest though this is rarely visited by tourists for Shopping in Budapest. The Hunyadi ter Market which dates back to 1897, is the only one which has not been renovated since 1990, the year of the political change. One gets a good delicatessen food items here. Klauzal ter Market is in the center of the old Jewish Quarter. The Batthyany ter Market is the only one in Buda, which was restored in 2003. The Upstairs of the market have shops, a modern cafe and provides fantastic view over the finest square and also across the river Danube and the Parliament.

The Ecseri Flea Market is a long established traditional flea market and provides a great day for Shopping in Budapest for both the local as well as the tourists alike. Though it has been held in various locations since the middle of the nineteenth century, it is still known by this name. Also known as Tango, the market is over four acres of land. It is open from Monday till Friday from 8am to 4pm and on Saturday from 6am to 3pm and on Sunday from 8am to 1pm. The Budapest Flea Market outside the Petofi Hall is the place to buy some bit and pieces at cheaper prices. The Pinter is one of the most interesting premises on Falk Miksa Utca. The market has around 20,000 square foot of shopping area and one can a wide range of furniture and chandeliers. The Nagyhazi Gallery is another large antique shop with furniture, paintings and folk hand-weavings.

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