Discover the highlights of Budapest on a 5-hour private tour for up to 6 people. See iconic sites, such as Buda Castle, the Citadella, and Liberty Statue. Travel down the famous Andrássy Avenue, tour inside St. Stephen’s Basilica, and more.
Source: Budapest: Half-Day Highlights Small Group Private Tour
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
Europe’s oldest official long-distance hiking trail.
Source: Find history, heritage, and beauty on Hungary’s National Blue Trail
Home of the legendary Aszú white wines, Tokaj wine region is located in northeastern Hungary. Named after the town of Tokaj, the region’s former commercial center, it is a relatively small wine region of around 5,500 hectares of vineyards. From wine tastings, excursions, producer’s markets, and great restaurants, the region offers a lot for tourists.
Source: A Timeless Journey Through the Hidden Treasures of the Tokaj Wine Region – Hungary Today
Planning a trip to Budapest? Here is Matt’s list of the best things to see and do in the city to help you have the best trip possible!
Have you ever been to a Hungarian cave? #hungary #dailynewshungary
Source: The most famous cave of Hungary will soon offer medical treatments
From culture to cuisine, wildlife to watersports, Hungary has much to tempt the traveler to go further than the bright lights of Budapest.
The Alföld or the Great Plain is a place of legends, and legendary sights. The bird nature reserves its two counties contain, the Hortobágy and the Tisza lake, have made it onto the UNESCO world heritage list.
Source: Video: Xploring Hungary’s Great Plain – XpatLoop.com
After a one-hour drive from Budapest, one can spot a great black raven, which shows that Fanni Kaszas is in the right place. It symbolizes the village Hollókő (Ravenstone), or the “Living Village.” The place got its name, because according to legend, ravens carried everything away at night that people built during the day. The beautiful, charming village has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. The unique town in Hungary is one of the last where traditions, folk customs, arts and crafts, and traditional Palóc foods are part of everyday life to…
These 15 travel destinations may not be the most well known, but the incredible beauty in these places is definitely worth a peek…
Source: 15 Breathtaking Wonders of Nature You Probably Don’t Know
