Photo: World Athletics
Marathoners and race walkers at the World Championships Budapest 23 are set to compete in the heart of Budapest as the routes have been revealed.
Source: Marathon and race walk routes revealed | News | Budapest 23 | World Athletics Championships
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If you’re curious about Hungary beyond the World Athletics Championships, you should also wander outside the capital to find exceptional sights and unique experiences. World Athletics have picked out some of the most exciting places to visit.
Source: World Heritage adventures: caves, rascals and the liquid gold | NEWS | WCH 23 | World Athletics
Photo: Hortobagy National Park Directorate
The world-famous UNESCO World Heritage site Hortobágy will see a comprehensive development project to provide a better experience.
Source: Hortobágy will be renewed
Photo: World Athletics
Hungary offers many breathtaking World Heritage sites, whether in the capital or in the countryside.
Photo: Bence Balla-Schottner
Source: Budapest’s most important landmarks | CULTURE | World Athletics
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Source: Enjoy Hungary’s autumn landscapes on a new luxury rail journey
Photo: Travel Off Path
As of March 7, 2022, all entry requirements for Hungary have been removed. The mask mandate has also been dropped for most settings.
Source: Hungary Becomes The 9th Country To Remove All Entry Requirements
Photo: Wikipedia
#Hollókő is a small Palóc village that is known all over the world.
Source: Hungarian World Heritage village introduces its own beer! – PHOTOS
Photo: Sharon Odegaard
Here’s what you need to know before your first trip to Budapest, a city of contrasts where high culture and quirk come together to delight.
Source: 9 Things To Know Before Your First Trip To Budapest, Hungary – TravelAwaits
Photo: Hungary Today
The commission has begun informal proceedings to check whether the government’s construction around Lake Fertő are violating the laws of the European Union.
Source: EC Contacts Gov’t Over Hungary’s Lake Fertő Construction
Photo: Balazs Barnucz, Wikipedia (CC BY SA-3.0)
UNESCO has sent a sharp letter calling on the Hungarian government to scrap the Lake Fertő development project or risk losing the Outstanding Universal Value status for this World Heritage site.
Source: UNESCO demands stopping Lake Fertő development project | TheMayor.EU
Photo credit: MTI/Cseke Csilla
Must-visit spots for lovers of books and/or architecture. 🇭🇺 📚🏛️ #Hungary #Budapest #Keszthely #Eger #Pannonhalma #Zirc #Sárospatak #libraries
Source: Discover the most beautiful libraries of Hungary – PHOTOS
Visit the Esterházy Palace and experience the Baroque-Rococo grandeur of the 18th century! #Hungary #history #art #travel
Source: 4 reasons to visit Esterházy Palace in Fertőd − PHOTOS
UNSECO World Heritage village Hollókő will again reopen #hungary
Source: UNESCO village Hollókő to reopen, celebrate Pentecost
Discover the beautiful landscape of #Tokaj #Wine Region #Hungary #UNESCO #WorldHeritageSite
Source: Discover the fabulous Hungarian wine region, Tokaj – VIDEO
If you visit Hungary, you need to see at least one national park #nature #natureisbeautiful #hungary #dailynewshungary.
Source: 5 interesting facts about Hungary’s largest and oldest national park
#Wonders await all those who want to #relax after the hard months of the #coronavirus. #Hungary #Hungarian #Fertő #lake #travel #holiday #tourism
Source: A good destination to visit in Hungary after the epidemic: Lake Fertő
Buda Castle has any number of paid-for sights and attractions but you can explore this historic quarter for free – with panoramic views thrown in.
Have you ever been here? #hungary #dailynewshungary #pannonhalma
Source: Pannonhalma Archabbey – The most remarkable historical place in Hungary
One of the most popular tourist attractions of the Hungarian capital, the Buda Castle Funicular, turned 150 years old yesterday. The funicular, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Danube panorama, links the Adam Clark Square and the Széchenyi Chain Bridge at river level to Buda Castle, and was inaugurated in 1870 as the second such means of transport in the world.
Source: World Heritage Site Buda Castle Hill Funicular Built 150 Years Ago – Hungary Today
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