Eiffel Bazár Budapest
Treasures of the Past
Eszter from Budapest
Eiffel Bazár has its own enchanting little world. It's a real goldmine for those appreciating vintage or unusual objects. The shop is slightly chaotic, a bit like a living museum. Every corner is packed with items from different times: used books, board games, antique and retro objects, surprising relics from the Soviet era and curious household treasures, as well as things from more recent years, be it small furniture, cameras, postcards, records or faded magazines.
I enjoy coming here, looking around, and imagining that each of these objects once had a function, regardless of how distant it seems today, taken out of context. Although I usually prefer going to outdoor flea markets for cheaper finds, one thing that brings me back is their box of old movie posters from long-gone cinemas. Everything in that box is very cheap, and sometimes you can find really beautiful and unique ones.
So if you could use a little time-travel through mixed Hungarian eras, you know where to go!
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