Why is Hungary Famous Hungary is a beautiful and historic European country, known for Budapest, the Danube River, curative thermal baths, and historic castles. The place is very famous for its culture, amazing architecture, and delicious food.
The best time to visit Hungary is between April to June and September to October. The weather is nice and less crowded. Crowds increase during the summer season (July-August) and snow may fall during the cold season (December-February).
How do you get to Hungary? | How to Reach Hungary by Plane
The nearest and largest airport is Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, from where flights arrive from all over the world.
By Rail: If you travel anywhere in Europe, many Hungarian cities, especially Vienna, Prague, and Bratislava, are connected by rail.
Hungary is connected to many European countries by road, so it can be reached by bus and car.
Major Tourist Attractions of Hungary | Places to Visit in Hungary
1. Budapest Budapest is the capital of Hungary, and the Chain Bridge, Buda Castle, and Parliament House are worth seeing.
2. Lake Balaton It is the largest lake in Europe, where people enjoy swimming, boating, and water sports.
3. Heviz Thermal Lake It is the world’s largest natural healing thermal lake, where people take baths and relax.
4. Eger Castle This historical fortress tells the story of Hungary’s valor against the Turkish army.
5. City of Pecs This city is famous for its Roman remains churches and museums.
Special Things to Do in Hungary | What to Do in Hungary?
1. Take a Bath in Thermal Baths Szechenyi and Gellert Baths are very famous in Budapest, where people take baths in hot water.
2. Enjoy a cruise on the Danube River At night, be sure to enjoy a cruise on the Danube River in Budapest, from where you can see the illuminated buildings.
3. Taste Hungarian Food Be sure to taste goulash (mutton curry), langos (fried bread), and Hungarian pastries.
4. Shop at the local market You can buy Hungarian paprika spices, local wines, and handicraft items from the Central Market Hall of Budapest.
5. Go on a wine tour If you love wine, visit the Tokal wine region, which produces one of the best wines in the world.
Hungary Travel Tips
Before visiting Hungary, know that Hungary uses the Forint (HUF) currency instead of the Euro.
Public transport is excellent, use buses, trams and metro.
Learn a little bit of Hungarian language to talk to the locals.
Book tickets in advance to visit the Parliament building.
Avoid taxis in Budapest; booking through local apps is cheaper.
