If you have time, go to the park, if you don't have time, go anyway!😁😁😁 The park is just very nice. It is diverse and wide-format. From a replica of a medieval castle to modern sports grounds. Monuments and entertainment necessary for a comfortable life, sports in one place. I recommend it for a visit.

Lots to do. New Music and ethnography buildings as well as the lovely vadahunyadi and szechenyi architectural wonders. In winter there’s ice skating and spring and summer there’s markets and fairs. Lots of photo opportunities with statues, trees and lots of activities going on.

One of the oldest city parks in Europe, Varosliget (City Park) is a scenic urban oasis and makes for a nice day out in Budapest. The park was home to the 1896 Millennium Exhibition which celebrated the 1000th anniversary of the founding of Hungary. Vajdahunyad Castle which was built for the Exhibition to celebrate the history and architecture of the country still stands and is interesting to visit. The park is also where you find the famous Szechenyi Thermal Baths built in 1913 and it is a very popular place for visitors to the city. Varosliget is located at the end of city's most famous and grand avenue, Andrassy Ut and Heroes' Square with the impressive Millennium Monument is at the entrance to the park. All of this was also constructed in 1896. The park also contains a zoo, rowboats to rent in the summer, outdoor ice skating in the winter and it is simply a nice place to stroll or have a picnic.

Nice and big park. Doing some research I saw there are a lot of things to do there but unfortunately (unlike the Margaret island park) there was no option for renting vehicles by the entrance. When in such big parks and especially when so hot you really can't see much by walking which was a a shame..