Ruin bar

[3] However, the rise of ruin bars started in the early 2000s, and Szimpla Kert is widely considered to be the first pioneer.

[1] During that time, the inner part of VII District had many abandoned buildings especially in the historic Jewish Quarter.

[2] In 2004, the concept increased in popularity when Ábel Zsendovits and his friends turned a condemned building complex on Kazinczy Street into a ruin bar.

[2] Ruin bars provide a relaxed environment for enjoying drinks, food, and dancing.

[1] In addition to nighttime activities, ruin bars also serve as community hubs and live music venues during the day.