Óbuda is the oldest and second largest Budapest district. It lies in the northern part of the city in Buda. This quarter is a great place to go for a walk and discover a more traditional Hungary. The centre of the district is Fő tér where you’ll find a handful of taverns offering traditional Hungarian cuisine. Óbuda's Main Square also hosts a charrming Advent Festival each December with concerts, children programs, street food and drinks.

At some point in history Óbuda was the border of the Roman empire. The colony was called Aquincum. Archeologists discovered several monuments and artefacts from the Roman era that you can visit today in the Aquincum Museum.

Óbudai-sziget is the largest Danubian island in Budapest. It is the home of the popular international Sziget Festival every summer.

Óbuda’s interesting landmarks: Óbudai-sziget (Sziget Festival), Aquincum Museum (Roman museum)