Get warmed up for the Sziget Festival at Cinetrip Future Disco Spa Party

The historic spas in Budapest are now the location for the unique 'Magic Bath Party' series that are clubbing nights complete with DJs, laser shows, smoke-formations, bars full of liquid and edible delicacies that are run throughout the year. Twice a year, these are larger-than-normal extravaganzas and this summer's event is designed to get you in the mood for the Sziget Festival and takes place on the 9th August.

The dress code is swim-suit and flipflops and tickets can be booked in advance, online (www.spartybooking.com) or personally (in Café Hütte or cash desks of Széchenyi Baths), and on the door.  Tickets are €40 for this special event.

Tickets still available for the Sziget Festival 11-18 August 2014

There are still tickets available for Budapest's 22nd Sziget Festival, one of Europe's top music festivals where Lilly Allen, Outkast, Manic Street Preachers, Placebo and Prodigy are amongst this year's line up. The festival is still one of the best value festivals in Europe and a day ticket costs £45 per person and a weeklong ticket, with camping, is £203.

For more information and to book visit www.szigetfestival.com      

B.my.Lake Festival 18-22 August 2014

Those who want to carry on the party can visit the B.my.Lake Festival at Lake Balaton, straight after the Sziget Festival, from 18until 22 August. Transfers can be organised from the Sziget Festival and back to Budapest for £37 and entry into the festival is £68. The B.my.Lake Festival is a 3-day electronic music festival that hosts over 130 DJs and takes place on the beach at Lake Balaton - the perfect chill-out after party for the Sziget Festival.   For more information visit www.bmylake.hu

Debrecen Flower Carnival 15 - 21 August 2014

The Flower Carnival is a week-long festival that takes places in Debrecen, Hungary's second largest city in the east of the country. The exquisite flower cars that take part in the parade on 20 August are exhibited throughout the city during the week, so that visitors can see some of the most amazing blooms and creative designs of the floats. The history of the Flower Carnival dates back to the beginning of the last century when the Debrecen Civil Bicycle Association organised a bicycle competition on the association's new field. The highlight of the competition – reported the newspaper of the age – was a large-scale flower corso. Now flower cars and dance groups come from all over the world to take part. The city more than doubles in size and visitors are treated to lots of entertainment programmes and a wonderful party atmosphere. For more info visit www.iranydebrecen.hu

Jewish Festival 31 August - 17 September 2014

Budapest is home to one of the largest synagogues in the world, the beautiful Dohány Street Synagogue, which is the centre for the Jewish Festival that started back in 1998 as a way of introducing Jewish culture (music, dance, fine art, books and film) to as many people as possible. Now it's a firm favourite in Hungary and around the world, attracting many renowned artists to perform at several venues around the city. It's a chance for visitors to understand and learn the traditions of the thousands-of-year-old culture and be entertained by one of the largest Jewish communities in Europe. For more info visit www.zsidonyarifesztival.hu 

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