Divided in two by the beautiful banks of the River Danube, Budapest is one of Central Europe’s most enticing city break destinations. A 3-day weekend in Budapest is the perfect length of time to experience the Hungarian capital’s eclectic history, culture, and cuisine, but you’ll find there’s never enough time to truly appreciate all that …
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Chimney Cakes smothered in cinnamon and bread bowls filled with Goulash will be your sweet and savory introduction to typical Hungarian food. Throw in Chicken Paprikash, a thick Pörkölt stew, and the fiery Fisherman’s Soup, and you’ve got yourself a national cuisine that’s never short of heartiness or spice. Prepare yourself for a paprika frenzy …
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Lively festivals celebrating the season, fire-hued foliage lighting up the parks, and tranquil cobbled lanes free from the crowds of summer characterize the best places to visit in Europe in October. Popular destinations that are swamped during the peak seasons are much quieter and more affordable at this time of year, with lower temperatures perfect …
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In May, Europe is perfect for city lovers and outdoor adventurers alike. The continent has shifted from spring to summer, and as the long days and short nights set in, festivities and fiestas are a top priority for Europeans. Experience the unique ceremony of Beltane (a pagan fire festival welcoming summer) in Edinburgh, or join …
Summer begins to come to an end in August, which makes for an interesting time to travel. For many places in the United States, school is already back in session, which means family travel is decreasing. But for many other locations, particularly throughout Europe, August is a peak travel time. August also marks the end …
Divided by the fast-flowing waters of the Danube River and dotted with historic sites, Budapest is one of Europe’s most remarkable capital cities. Architecturally astounding, Budapest revels in its unique clash of Austro-Hungarian palaces and communist-era buildings. Hungary’s capital is a city of contrasts, offering travelers two cities for the price of one. Split in …
From the famous thermal baths in Budapest to Europe’s last great area of steppe and natural grassland, Hungary is a destination that will continue to surprise you every time you return. We guarantee that you will want to return, time and time again because this unique nation at the crossroads of Central Europe is as …
Divided in two by the River Danube, Budapest is one of Europe’s most aesthetically astounding and historically intriguing capitals. You’ll love how many fascinating things there are to do all over Hungary’s largest city! Budapest is really a tale of two cities: Buda and Pest. On one side of the roaring Danube, the tall towers …
From thermal spas and fairytale architecture to towering mountain peaks and endless steppe, Hungary is a destination that never fails to entrap even the most seasoned European vacationers. Your 14-day Hungary itinerary begins in Budapest, where you’ll explore the castles and palaces of Buda before soaking up the culture and nightlife in Downtown Pest. You …
Wrap up warm and embrace the mulled wine when you’re exploring the best Christmas markets in Budapest because it’s going to be cold outside. It might even be snowing as you browse through traditional market stalls selling handicrafts and Hungarian clothing. But despite the frigid Central European temperatures, we know you’ll love Budapest’s festive atmosphere! …
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