Ligeti Bolt Budapest
In the name of sustainability
Fortunately, there are more and more shops opening with the purpose of producing less or getting closer to zero waste solutions. Making sustainable choices easily accessible. Ligeti Bolt is one of the pioneers in Budapest among these shops. If you bring your jar or box, here you can fill it with all kinds of grains or pasta etc.
Basic equipment and accessories can also be found to help people achieve a more conscious lifestyle. Snacks, jams, creams for bread, seeds, and cosmetics are all among the products they sell.
Ligeti Bolt itself has a very calm, peaceful atmosphere. Sometimes, I even enjoy just coming in for a short look around. I find it a generally inspiring place as it shows how many different alternatives there are to choose from and it only requires a little effort from one's side to rearrange a few habits.
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