A white stone slab in memory of the Holodomor victims at the Gloria Victis memorial park in Csömör, just beyond Budapest's north-eastern edge. It was installed on 27 November 2010; the Ukrainian and Hungarian inscription commemorates the millions of innocent victims of the Stalinist-communist genocide of 1932–33.
A memorial plaque at Bem rakpart 53 in District I (Víziváros, on the Danube embankment), where the Extraordinary Diplomatic Mission of the Ukrainian People's Republic to Hungary worked in 1919–1924; sources say Symon Petliura also worked here for a time. It was unveiled on 10 February 2011 by the Embassy of Ukraine and the Hungary–Ukraine Society.
A 1998 memorial plaque at Országház utca 6 in Buda Castle (District I), the former Royal University Printing House where the almanac Rusalka Dnistrovaya by Shashkevych, Holovatsky and Vahylevych was printed in 1837. The Ukrainian–Hungarian inscription carries a tryzub, viburnum and nightingales; it was put up by the Society of Ukrainian Culture in Hungary.