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Hungary
Hungary is a destination rich in history, culture, and relaxation. Located in the heart of Central Europe, it captivates visitors with its capital, Budapest, often nicknamed the "Pearl of the Danube," as well as its countryside, castles, and renowned spas. Budapest offers a unique blend of Baroque, Neo-Gothic, and Art Nouveau architecture, with its famous thermal baths, majestic bridges, and lively neighborhoods. Outside the capital, Lake Balaton is a popular summer vacation spot, while smaller towns like Eger and Pécs invite you to discover their rich cultural heritage. Hungarian cuisine, with its traditional dishes like goulash and paprika pastries, adds an authentic flavor to any trip. If you're interested in planning your stay in Hungary, whether in one of these locations or a road trip to several of these destinations, please don't hesitate to contact me.
Budapest
Budapest, divided in two by the Danube, unites Buda Hill and the Pest Plain. Buda Hill is home to the Royal Castle, medieval streets, and exceptional panoramas. More modern Pest is the nerve center with St. Stephen's Basilica, the impressive Parliament, and the famous Andrássy Avenue. Thermal baths such as Széchenyi and Gellért offer unique relaxing experiences. The city is also renowned for its historic cafes, unique ruin pubs, and vibrant cultural atmosphere.
Lake Balaton
Nicknamed the "Hungarian Sea," Lake Balaton is the largest freshwater lake in Central Europe. It attracts visitors in summer for its beaches, picturesque villages, and water sports. The more mountainous northern shores are ideal for hiking and exploring vineyards, while the flatter southern shore is perfect for swimming and relaxing with the family. The town of Tihany, with its abbey and panoramic views, is a must-see around the lake.
Eger
This historic town is famous for its medieval castle, thermal baths, and red wines, especially Bulls Blood (Egri Bikavér). Eger captivates with its baroque streets, lively cafes, and warm atmosphere. Visitors can explore the cave wine cellars and enjoy local festivals.
Pécs
Located in the southwest, Pécs is renowned for its cultural and religious heritage, including the Romanesque cathedral, the Byzantine mosaics of the Zsolnay Chapel, and its modern art museums. The city has a Mediterranean charm thanks to its mild climate and shaded squares, ideal for strolling.
