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Hungary

Overview

Hungary is a small, landlocked country lying at heart of Europe. Hungary's people can trace their origins to the Magyars of Central Asia.

Hungary's capital, Budapest, comprised of two originally-separate towns - Buda and Pest - located on different sides of Hungary's Danube River, only became one city in 1873.

For the visitor to Hungary, there is much to see - Hungary's ancient castles; Hungary's towns built in Baroque style; Lake Balaton, Hungary's largest lake; Hungary's Northern Uplands; and the great stretches of Hungary's Great Plain; Hungary's numerous thermal spas; together with a wide variety of other activities like hiking, cycling and water sports.

Hungary also has a small wine industry.

Weather

Hungary experiences three climates - continental, Mediterranean and oceanic.

Temperatures in Hungary vary with respect to where you are but they range from -14°C in Hungary's winter, to 36°C at the height of the Hungarian summer.

The most rainfall is during the Hungarian summer, predominately in the west of Hungary. There are occasional droughts in Hungary's summer months.

Main resorts & attractions

Natural beauty:

  • The banks of Hungary's River Danube have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Hungary boasts almost 80 geothermal springs
  • Lake Balaton, Hungary's largest lake
  • Forests of Hungary's Northern Uplands
  • Hungary's Great Plain
  • Hungary's 9 National Parks
  • Hungary's two major rivers - the Danube and the Tisza

Architecture:

  • Also a UNESCO World Heritage Site is Andrassy Avenue, the most famous road in Hungary for Neo-Renaissance architecture.
  • Hungary's Millennium Underground, the world's second oldest.

Museums:

  • Natural History Museum and the Museum of Fine Art are two of Hungary's finest museums.

Historical monuments:

  • Buda Castle, seat of Hungary's ancient kings.
  • At the end of Hungary's Andrassy Avenue lies Hungary's Heroes' Square, also a World Heritage Site.

Religious sites:

  • Hungary is home to the world's second-largest synagogue




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