Where to practice an individual sport Budapest

Kids and adults alike will enjoy spending time at this indoor miniature golf course. The 18 holes and the area are decorated with fluorescent paint. You are equipped at the arrival, you are given the sheet to count the points and you just have to show that you are the most agile to hit the ball in a limited number of shots. A fun and original activity even if some people deplore the lack of originality of the holes. Above all, this miniature golf course is located in downtown Budapest. Not too much waiting between each hole.

Climbing is currently a trendy sport, but one that has been attracting enthusiasts for many years now. In response to growing demand, numerous indoor climbing gyms have sprung up all over Europe, including Budapest. Spider Club is one of the best climbing gyms in the Hungarian capital. Here, the walls are straight and you'll always be assisted by a harness, unlike other gyms where the walls are lower, but perhaps more challenging. The atmosphere is top-notch, so don't be afraid to come for a session.

As you know, indoor climbing gyms are becoming increasingly popular not only in France, but throughout Europe. Budapest is no exception to this trend, offering dry training on walls of varying degrees of difficulty. A little out of the way from Buda, don't hesitate to visit Gravity Boulder, whether you've never tried climbing before or are a fervent fan of the sport. You'll be supervised if you need to, and have the chance to climb a range of different rock faces. All equipment is provided.

After practicing on a miniature golf course, why not try life-size golf? It's a different kind of exercise, and one that probably few of you have tried before. But maybe you'll prove us wrong... This golf course in the south-east of Budapest is quite pleasant, even if you might not feel at ease if you don't have the codes. We've mentioned it in this guide, but of course you're free to go or not, especially as it's quite out of the way. Otherwise, come and see the players and soak up the atmosphere of a golf course.