Explore Hungary from the cultural hotspots to the scenic landscapes

The Skanzen in Szentendre: a journey into Hungary’s past

If you want to experience what life was like in the Hungarian countryside centuries ago, there is no better place than the Skanzen in Szentendre….

The Holy Right Hand (Szent Jobb) is one of Hungary’s most treasured and mysterious relics – the naturally mummified right hand of King St….

If you’ve ever wandered through central Budapest, you’ve probably seen it: tourists lounging on the steps, cameras tilted upward and a constant hum…

If you’re wandering through Budapest and want to soak up some culture, look no further than the Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum) on…

If you’ve ever strolled through the City Park (Városliget) in Budapest and spotted a castle rising mysteriously behind tall trees, chances are…

Right behind the iconic Heroes’ Square, just a short walk from the buzz of downtown Budapest, stretches a place that feels like a deep breath in the…

Standing tall on the hilltop of Esztergom, the Basilica is hard to miss – and once you see it, you won’t forget it. Known officially as the…

High above the banks of the Danube, in the small town of Visegrád, stands a powerful stone tower that looks like it came straight out of a medieval…

If you’ve ever stood on a hilltop and felt the wind tell old stories, then Visegrád’s Fellegvár – also known as the Cloud Castle (or Citadel)…

When you think of Budapest, a few things probably come to mind: the Danube, the Parliament building, and maybe – just maybe – old men…

When you think of Ancient Rome, you probably picture the Colosseum, togas and chariots racing through dusty streets. But did you know that a piece…

In Budapest’s old Jewish Quarter sits a building that almost disappeared from memory – the Rumbach Street Synagogue. Once neglected and…

If you want to feel the weight of a thousand years in one place, go to Hősök tere, or Heroes’ Square, in Budapest. It’s more than just a tourist…

When walking through Budapest, most people look around – but not up. But if you only look at street level, you’re missing half the story,…

In the southern Hungarian city of Pécs, nestled among rolling hills and cobbled streets, there’s a place where art, history, and innovation…

You know how some countries have national dishes, national animals, even national flowers? Hungary has all those too – but it also has…

You might not think much about soda water when you see it on a restaurant table or fizzing up in a glass of wine. But behind those bubbles lies a…

In Budapest’s busy 9th district, near the Danube River and at the end of the famous shopping street Váci utca, stands a building that has seen the…

In the heart of Budapest’s 8th district, where concrete and traffic usually dominate the scene, there’s a surprising pocket of peace and green. Just…

When people think of Budapest, many think of its famous baths. The Gellért Bath is one of the city’s crown jewels, attracting visitors from…

Hidden in the side of Gellért Hill, just across from the famous Gellért Baths, you’ll find one of Budapest’s more unusual churches – the Rock…

If you had to show someone Budapest in a single image, chances are that after the famous Parliament building, the Citadel and the iconic Liberty…

Hungary is home to many beautiful gardens, but few compare to the National Botanical Garden of Vácrátót. With its stunning landscapes, diverse plant…

If you’ve ever wanted a dog that looks like a scruffy detective, acts like a professional athlete and loves you like you’re the best thing since…