It is largely Budapest that Hungary owes its tourist boom to as Its capital attracts a phenomenal number of visitors every year, regardless of age or generation. In fact, the incredible vitality of Budapest makes it a city that never sleeps, where one celebrates life every night of the year.
Travellers and history buffs can discover a city with an important heritage. Budapest offers a striking contrast between Buda, with winding lanes, Baroque palaces and Turkish baths, and Pest, bubbling, with a proud blend of architectural styles.
Venture further into the country, and following the Danube, take the Tisza and you will discover a countryside still vibrant in its traditions. There is nothing like a Hungarian folklore show to see the real heart of the country: the costumes and the typical dances will take you through all the regions of Hungary; Gypsy music will immerse you in Hungarian folklore and allow you to discover the traditions of this beautiful country.
A country at the crossroads, which apparently shares much with Austria, Hungary actually has its own strong culture . Its fluctuating history has experienced boom and fall, empires and invasions. Hungary is today a modern thriving country as well as a gateway to the East, to its flavours and spicy scents ...
