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Hungary is a beautiful country full of wonderful sights to discover. But a holiday here isn't just about seeing the sights and getting to know this stunning country - it's also a great opportunity to enjoy therapeutic treatments at the country's thermal springs. Holidays to Hungary tend to appeal to people who:
- Want to improve their health with a visit to the thermal springs;
- Are travelling with young children;
- Appreciate European culture and history;
- Enjoy eco-tourism.
Which Hungary holiday should you choose?
If you're not sure exactly which city to visit, we'll make the search and the choice easier for you. Take a look at these destinations:
Budapest is the capital of Hungary. This city is often called the "Paris of the Danube." If you want to explore the country's history and wander its narrow streets, Budapest is the best choice. Here you can visit:
- The Hungarian Parliament Building;
- Gellért Baths;
- Széchenyi Thermal Bath.
Hajdú-Bihar County. This region borders Romania and is known for its historic landmarks, amusement park and thermal baths. In its main city, Debrecen, you'll have a great opportunity to visit:
- The zoo;
- Kossuth Square;
- The Aquaticum Debrecen thermal complex.
Hévíz. A small town in western Hungary. It's home to a beautiful lake of the same name, the largest thermal lake in the world. The water fully refreshes every 28 hours, so it always stays crystal clear. If you're a fan of eco-tourism, you can book your trip right now. In this town you can see:
- The magnificent Festetics Palace;
- The Tapolca Cave;
- The Marzipan Museum.
Vas County. This region sits on the border with Austria and Slovenia and is rich in mineral springs and places of interest. In the town of Kőszeg you'll discover striking architectural landmarks, and can also visit:
- The arboretum;
- Jurisics Square;
- Szapáry Castle.
Important things to know about Hungary
It's best to visit the thermal baths early in the morning - there are fewer crowds at that time, so you can enjoy a relaxing soak in peace. If you're travelling with children, the sunny months are naturally the best choice, while skiing enthusiasts will prefer winter and the frosty days of January. If you'd like to visit several Hungarian cities in one trip, take the train. In that case, you'll need to change trains in Budapest. Visitors to Budapest can enjoy unlimited use of public transport with the Budapest Card. The card is valid for 1-3 days. It also gets you discounts on excursions.
Small shops are open until 6pm, and until 1pm on Saturdays, so plan your shopping accordingly. Be sure to try Hungarian goulash - just ask your waiter to serve the paprika on the side, as the dish can turn out quite spicy. If you've decided to visit Hungary, why not do it right now? You can book your trip online through our website. We offer the best prices around. Treat yourself and your family to a gift - an unforgettable journey through this wonderful country, so rich in historical landmarks.
Hungary's currency
Hungary's currency is the forint (HUF). At current rates, roughly 360-365 forints are worth about one US dollar.
Visa for Hungary
Hungary is a member of the Schengen Area, so whether you need a visa, and which kind, depends on your nationality. Check the current requirements for your passport well before you travel.
