Hungary

Hungary has many major drawing cards but the most impressive are stunning architecture, thermal spas, vital folk art, and a cities that comes alive after dark.

Hungary's scenery stretches from Roman ruins and medieval townhouses, to baroque churches, neoclassical public buildings and art nouveau bathhouses and schools. Hungarian food remains one of the most delightful and sophisticated cuisine of all of Eastern Europe, with their taste in wine not far behind. Folk culture thrives in Hungary, from exquisite folk paintings on the walls and embroidery to tiny wooden churches of the Bereg region.

From hotels in central Budapest to cabins in the mountain ranges, we will have the package for you. Call us on 1800 773 656 to secure your Hungarian holiday.

10 best parts of Hungary

• Discover architectural beauty by walking through Szeged, Kecskemét, Debrecen and Sopron
• Make sure you try big-bodied reds of Eger and Villány and white olaszrizling from Badacsony to honey-sweet Tokaj.
• Attended a táncházak (dance house) where you'll hear Hungarian folk music and learn to dance
• Relax and pamper yourself at the Cave Bath, Miskolc-Tapolca
• Swim, fish, and sail on Lake Balaton; Central Europe's largest lake
• If you are visiting around Ash Wednesday, Busójárás festival in Mohacs takes place
• Eger Wine region thrives with vineyards and wine cellars where you can sample the local wares
• Hortobágy National Park is one of the most beautiful landscapes in Hungary
• The Necropolis of Sopianae is one of Hungary’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
• The Caves of Aggtelek Karst National Park are impressive and is a UNESCO World Heritage Sites