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Tucked away on Sas utca 15 in the heart of 1051 Budapest, Urimuri Budapest, Hungary has become a cornerstone of the city’s vibrant nightlife scene. Since opening its doors, this intimate yet energetic venue has drawn locals and visitors alike, thanks to its forward-thinking approach to club nights and a dedication to cutting-edge electronic music. Housed in a stylish, minimalist space that’s seen thoughtful updates over the years, Urimuri has managed to retain its underground charm while keeping pace with the evolving tastes of Budapest’s partygoers.

The club’s reputation is built on its expertly curated lineups and its role as a launchpad for both emerging talent and established acts, making it a fixture on SESH and a must-visit destination for those seeking the pulse of Budapest nightlife. Located in the lively downtown district, Urimuri has not only survived the city’s shifting club landscape but has thrived, adapting its structure and programming to stay ahead of the curve. From the start, Urimuri has been a magnet for top-tier talent, with its dance floor graced by a diverse roster of performers who have left their mark on Budapest’s club culture.

Internationally recognized acts like Tiger & Woods and Benoit & Sergio have delivered unforgettable sets that still echo in local nightlife lore, while homegrown heroes such as Add2Basket and DJ Szett have kept the energy high and the crowds moving. The club’s SESH parties are legendary, often featuring genre-blurring performances from artists like Zentie, Holic, and Blatti, each bringing their unique sound to the mix. Rising stars like Skiz, Marco Grandi, and Daniel Page have also found a welcoming stage here, contributing to Urimuri’s reputation as a breeding ground for innovative electronic music.

Whether you’re a seasoned clubber or new to the scene, Urimuri Budapest, Hungary offers an authentic taste of the city’s after-dark culture. Check out their upcoming events and plan your next night out to experience why this venue remains a beacon for music lovers in Budapest.