Tapolca Basin is a natural basin, home to unique volcanic formations, caves, chapels, legendary castle ruins and, of course, volcanic wines. Tasting freshly caught trout, drinking the finest wines of the Balaton wine region, and boating in mystical underground passages is an experience you will...
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Discover the sacral, cultural and culinary highlights at the Benedictine Abbey of Pannonhalma and admire the beautiful horses of the Bábolna Stud...
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Őrség is a magical land where time seems to have stopped and people live in the scattered villages in perfect harmony with nature. You definitely should not miss Őrség National Park as it offers various hiking trails and cultural trips, culinary adventures and sightseeing as...
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Despite being one of the smallest regions of our country, Northern Hungary is home to many wonders. One of the greatest treasures of the region is the delicious grapes and wines. Viniculture and the love for wine have become inseparable from people’s lives here: the tradition is handed down from...
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Sopron, one of the oldest gems of Hungary merges past and present in itself. The curative and refreshing air of the natural environment, the hiking routes of the neighbouring Lővérek, the view-points, the mountain springs and the proximity of Lake Fertő make Sopron one of the most beautiful and...
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Located west of the River Danube is the most versatile part of Hungary, the land of some of the biggest attractions the country has to offer. Be it fine wines or beautiful monuments, you will certainly find something for your liking here. By going south, you’ll find the vibrant city of Pécs that...
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On this 14 days long program you will have the chance to discover what Hungary can offer in many aspects. Our country is a land of waters, has more than a thousand thermal water springs and has a landscape of rolling hills and plains, including the largest continuous grasslands in Europe. Besides...
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Down by the Serbian border to the Southeast, the university town of Szeged has a relaxed charm. The huge square in the city centre, with its even larger cathedral, is the focal point and hosts the city’s lively summer festival. The main square is dominated by the tower of the City Hall. The...
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Gyula, also called the pearl of the Great Plain, ensures a memorable short holiday for all the visitors. Those ones, who decide to visit Gyula, that is located in the valley of the Körös rivers, can experience its unique atmosphere, wondrous medicinal water, beautiful flowered parks and...
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East of the Danube and South of the mountains you can find the flattest and quietest part of Hungary, and the largest continuous grassland in Europe called the Great Plain. Rivers run through it, national parks divide it, Hungarian cowboys and herds of animals roam it, and spas fill it with life....
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Lake Balaton, also called the Hungarian Sea is a real treasure in this small country, offering nice resorts and festivals on the southern side and cultural programs with welcoming vineyards to the north. At first sight you might think that Balaton can be visited only in summer time as it is a...
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Discover the three stunning cities of the picturesque Danube Bend; Esztergom, Visegrád and Szentendre. Enjoy the beautiful landscapes and the mixture of the medieval and 19th century atmosphere these settlements offer along the River...
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Explore the enchanting baroque castle of Gödöllő that once was the summer residence of Queen Elisabeth and Franz Joseph, making this stunning piece of architecture the favoured Hungarian residence at the time for the Austro-Hungarian Royal family. The next stop on the trip is Domony Valley,...
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Tourism value of the Lake Balaton region is not only determined by the lake water quality and quantity, but also by the unique beauty of the natural and built environment, long sandy beaches, beautiful vineyards and also the widespread services built on local...
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Northeast of Budapest you can find two of Hungary’s most spectacular destinations; one of them is Hollókő, a museum village where you can truly get a feel of how people used to live, as well as experience the hospitality of the locals, the other one is the baroque town of Eger with its fort...
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History and sacrality, cultural experiences and spiritual recreation - you can find all this when you visit this North-Western Hungarian region. The city of Győr welcomes visitors with its architectural, cultural and natural treasures, and in the historic town of Pannonhalma tourists can feast...
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Let the specialty of the Puszta to stick you with it. You will have the chance to experience the traditional Hungarian lifestyle from the historical...
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