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Adult Sports/Fitness Directory Adult Sports/Fitness Directory

Looking to stay fit while living abroad in Budapest, then look no further.  We have compiled a list of different sports teams and venues to help you out!
MARTIAL ARTS
Buday Taekwon-Do Club
VIII, Mosonyi utca 6
Schulek Frigyes High School (near Keleti railway station)
Péter Poós :  +36 20 224 8750
taekwondo@vision.hu

PILATES
Monsoon Yoga & Pilates
Rózsakert Shopping Center …

Escape to the Balaton! Escape to the Balaton!

This weekend my husband and I took our 3 children ages 8, 6 and 3 to the Balaton. I knew a lot of developments had been made since we last visited years ago and we wanted to go and see them for ourselves. We narrowed down the area we wanted to visit between …

Welcome from Erika Welcome from Erika

‘Tis the season when we are all getting back into the swing of things, including getting the kids settled back into school. In my case, my 3 ½ year old has just started and has been in floods of tears every morning until… voila, yesterday! I’m so thrilled she is finally okay and has even …

Children’s Sports Directory Children’s Sports Directory

Budapest is filled with sports clubs with the expat child in mind; Move One has compiled a list to help you choose a program for your children.

Sling it! Sling it!

Most of us accept that when on foreign vacation we do without our regular dose of sport, soap operas and more localized T.V. Equally, globally mobile professionals are long resigned to the fact that travel means missing out on way too many NFL games.

Watch TV Shows Online! Watch TV Shows Online!

Are you missing some of your favorite shows while living abroad? I know I sure am! I often am too impatient for the DVDs of my favorite series to come out and when that happens I turn to the internet. Individual episodes are usually available for purchase on iTunes.  There, you can download TV-shows, movies, …

H1N1 Vaccine H1N1 Vaccine

It was publicly announced that Hungary’s high risk population (65 years and older, children younger than five years old, pregnant women, and people of any age with certain chronic medical conditions) will receive the new H1N1 influenza vaccine starting September 29th. H1N1 influenza has been on everyone’s mind. For the parent, protecting their child …

What is Swine Flu? What is Swine Flu?

This article is brought to you courtesy of Rozsakert Medical Center.
‘If the swine flu, what did the chickens do?’
In late March and early April, 2009, an outbreak of H1N1 influenza A virus was detected in Mexico, with subsequent cases observed in over 160 countries (162 000 laboratory-confirmed cases – the true number of cases is …

The Emergency Room The Emergency Room

I found myself sitting in my living room in total pain after breaking my pinky toe. After getting my children to fetch my mobile, I started making calls. I was desperate to reach a doctor in one of the cities private expat-geared clinics. After all, it was just a broken toe, I was sure they …

It’s Apple Picking Season! It’s Apple Picking Season!

Over the weekend, we brought the kids to an apple orchard with some friends for some apple picking. It was a huge hit with the kids; they absolutely loved it! It was especially hard to get them to collect the apples in a bag and stop taking bites out of every apple they plucked from …

Dialing Directions Dialing Directions

Surprisingly, dialing in Hungary is not as straightforward as one might assume. Expat Echo provides the details on digits.

Crossing Cultures and Keeping Your Cool Crossing Cultures and Keeping Your Cool

Moving to a new country can be challenging. According to Families in Global Transition, relocation stress syndrome is the name of the bundle of physiologic and psychosocial disturbances that result from transfer from one environment to another. Rewarding, exciting, and enriching as international relocation may be – and it is all of those things – …