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5 Cozy Study Spots in Budapest to Survive Exam Season

07/12/2024
The dreaded exam season is upon us—again. Whether you're a first-year student experiencing finals anxiety for the first time or a seasoned university veteran who knows the grind all too well, finding the perfect study spot can make all the difference.

 

Lucky for you, Budapest has an array of great locations for every type of student, whether you're a café crawler, a library lurker, or someone who prefers their cozy student dorm room. With winter setting in, there’s no better time to explore the city while hunkering down with your textbooks. Let’s dive into five cozy spots in Budapest where you can get your study on and survive the exam madness with (hopefully) your sanity intact.

  1. The 'Quiet but Cool' Café: Kelet Kávézó & Galéria
    Located on the Buda side, Kelet is a quiet café with a warm atmosphere that’s perfect for those who like a little background hum while studying. Its vintage décor and comfy chairs make it a great spot to sip on some artisanal coffee while flipping through your notes. Bonus? It’s only a stone’s throw away from Móricz Student Living, so you can roll out of bed and get to your books in no time.

 

  1. Szabó Ervin Library: The Old-School Powerhouse
    If you're the kind of student who thrives in a more serious, studious environment, Szabó Ervin Library is the place for you. With its grand halls and endless shelves of books, you’ll feel like you're starring in your very own Harry Potter movie—minus the magic, of course. The best part? The building’s architecture is enough to inspire anyone to study hard. It’s a bit further from Móricz, but worth the walk for those who need an academic boost.

 

  1. Your Dorm Room at Móricz Student Living
    Let’s face it—sometimes the best study spot is the one closest to you, like your cozy, well-equipped dorm room at Móricz Student Living. With plenty of natural light, a spacious desk, and Wi-Fi that doesn’t crash right before a deadline (thankfully), it’s the ideal place to get into the zone. Plus, with 24/7 security and monthly cleaning services, you can focus on cramming without worrying about distractions. If you need a change of scenery, the study areas or common kitchen can provide a more communal vibe.

 

  1. Student Study Zones at ELTE and Corvinus
    If you're lucky enough to attend one of these universities, their dedicated study zones are a godsend during exam time. ELTE and Corvinus offer quiet halls and student lounges perfect for pulling all-nighters (though hopefully, you won’t have to). They're also great spots for meeting up with classmates for study groups or sneaking in a quick power nap between study sessions.

 

  1. Rooftop Cafés (for a Little Inspiration)
    For those who need a bit of fresh air and a killer view to break up the study monotony, check out one of Budapest’s rooftop cafés. Some are equipped with heaters for those braving the cold in December. You’ll be surprised how a change of perspective can jump-start your motivation when you’re knee-deep in textbooks.


Exam season doesn't have to be a nightmare. Budapest has plenty of cozy and inspiring places to help you power through those late-night study sessions. Whether you’re hunkering down in your Móricz Student Living dorm room or seeking out the city’s best study spots, the key is to stay organized, take breaks, and find the perfect environment that works for you. Happy studying!

 

If you’re looking for a place to stay that’s perfect for both study and play, Móricz Student Living has everything you need. Offering spacious two-person rooms, a prime location in Buda near universities, and facilities like study areas, vending machines, 24/7 security, and common kitchens, it’s the ideal student accommodation in Budapest. Book now and make your finals season as stress-free as possible!

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