Want to feel like a king or queen? You will at Fisherman’s Bastion, the enchanting lookout tower of Buda Castle. The stunning turrets and lavish terrace are like something out of a storybook and a must-see in Hungary. At over one hundred years old, there’s plenty of history plus the views over Budapest are simply spectacular.
We'll take you to the top of Gellért Hill on your Budapest sightseeing tour, where you can see the incredible Statue of Liberty up close, stroll through the beautiful parklands and marvel at the stunning views. This hill has a lot of history and we'll also discover other highlights like Gellért Hill Cave, which served as a field hospital and church during World War II.
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Wondering what to eat in Hungary? We’ll lead the way through all the best Hungarian specialties from hearty stews to dreamy desserts.
No Hungary trip is complete without finishing off a big bowl of steaming goulash. This beloved Hungarian dish is made from a stew of beef and vegetables drenched in a spicy paprika broth and served with potatoes or noodles. This is one dish you’ll definitely want to recreate when you get home!
Somlói Galuska is the most popular cake in Hungary and soon to be your new favourite dessert. It’s more like a trifle, made with pastry cream, walnuts, raisins and three different-flavoured sponge cakes. The classic way to gobble up this treat is by scooping three balls into a bowl and topping it with whipped cream and chocolate sauce. Delicious!
If you’re looking to try Hungarian street food, look no further than lángos. It’s like a pizza, Hungarian style, made from deep-fried flatbread that’s crispy on the outside and pillow-soft on the inside. Topped with all kinds of flavours like cheese, sour cream, ham and garlic butter, this is one dish that will keep you coming back for more.
12 months of the year, there's no bad time to visit in Hungary. Whether you want to see the blooming spring or snowy winter, here are some of our favourite times you'll love to visit this beautiful country.
No trip to Budapest is complete with a soak in the Szechenyi Baths and the best time to go is autumn or spring, when there’s fewer crowds and the thermal waters are more refreshing.
We love a Hungary city break all year round, from the shiny warm summers to the magical snowy winters and the milder autumns and springs.
If you’re dreaming of venturing out through the hilly Transdanubia region of Hungary, the best time to go is spring to see blossoming fields or autumn for golden forests.
Overtourism is becoming a big problem in Budapest and you can help by exploring the lesser-visited areas like the medieval town of Szentendre and the historic city of Györ.
You’ll surely want to visit a bunch of coffee shops in Hungary. Help reduce waste and enjoy your coffee in a mug, or if you’re on the go, bring your own reusable cup.
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