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Firstly, take in the delightful baroque architecture of Budapest’s Castle district or sink into spa heaven with hundreds of hot springs in sight. The city’s beauty is enhanced by the River Danube. Catch a train to Eger, a baroque town known for its local red wine, turkish baths and more fine samples of architecture. If it’s more of the glorious Ottoman regime you want to see, remnants of Turkish architecture can be found at Pecs, the fourth largest city in the Hungary. In Sopron, near the Austrian border, the medieval sights are all reminders of the Roman empire - with some touches of the Jewish heritage still intact. The towns along Lake Balaton offer beautiful vistas as well. Some of the popular attractions include Balatonfured, a natural healing spa in Veszprem and the Benedictine Abbey in Tihany. What's up this summer in Budapest? In July (26 July 2009) the country's leading sports event, the Formula One Grand Prix, takes place at the city's racetrack. For culture lovers, there is the Budapest Sziget Festival 2009, 12th-17th August - the Best-Value Outdoor Rock Festival in ... Airport-Hotel Budapest The new hotel at Budapest International Airport was opened in August 2008, just 2 minutes by a free minibus away from the airport and 20 minutes away from the centre. Business travellers and tourists will be enchanted by the bright and comfortable ... Families encouraged to visit Lake Balaton The national tourist office of Hungary has encouraged families looking for affordable holidays to pay a visit to Lake Balaton this year. Located about two hours from Budapest Airport by car, Balaton is the largest freshwater lake in central ... More Hungary news | |||
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Its graceful capital Budapest has a lively arts, cafe and music scene, and is host to a range of cultural and sporting festivals. In the countryside you'll find majestic plains, resort-lined lakes, Baroque towns, horse markets and rustic villages. For those in search of the heart and soul of Europe, there's nowhere better. Hungarians, who call themselves Magyars, speak a language and revel in a culture unlike any other. Away from the cosmopolitan charms of Budapest, life in the provinces is more redolent of times past - simpler, slower, often friendlier. There are endless opportunities for those with special interests - from horse riding and cycling to bird-watching and 'taking the waters' at the country's many thermal spas. |
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Budapest - Budapest straddles a gentle
curve in the Danube. It has broad avenues, leafy parks and elaborate
bathhouses. The city also has a turn-of-the-century feel to it, for it was
then - during the industrial boom and the capital's heyday - that most of
the city was built. With its incredible architecture and rich cultural
heritage, multifarious and often embittered history, Hungary's capital
deserves its reputation as the 'Paris of Eastern Europe'. It has a complex
identity, somewhere between Western luxury and simple traditions. Hotels Budapest - » BUDAPEST Sightseeing Tours Events & Attractions |
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