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Budapest

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Currency
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9.7°C to 28 °C
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Visa Requirements

Schengen Visa

Mobile Connectivity

Telekom, Vodafone, Yettel

Payment Methods

Credit Cards, Cash

Electricity Plug Type

Type C, F

Hungary Visitor Demographics and Travel Trends

Total Visitors

Over

16 Million

Annually

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Gender Distribution

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Male Tourists

52%

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Female Tourists

48%

Travel Group Type

Cultural Tourism
50%
Wellness Tourism
30%
Culinary Tourism
15%
Adventure Tourism
5%

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Must Know Facts Before Travelling to Hungary

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Must Visit UNESCO Sites - Budapest’s Danube Banks, the Buda Castle Quarter & Hortobágy National Park.

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Hungarians traditionally do not clink their beer glasses, so don’t expect beer toasts.

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Budapest has many historic coffeehouses, such as the New York Café, which was once a meeting place for artists.

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Experience traditional Hungarian music, dance and embroidery performed in rural areas and during national festivals.

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Do not miss the famous dishes like goulash, pörkölt (stew), and chimney cake (kürtőskalács).

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Hungary has one of the world’s oldest languages and not related to most European languages.

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Couples should explore Budapest, one of Europe’s most beautiful cities, often compared to Paris.

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Hungary sits on a network of thermal springs, and its thermal baths, such as Széchenyi and Gellért in Budapest are recommended to try.

All About Hungary

Hungary, a landlocked country in Central Europe, is famous for its rich history, thermal baths, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. The capital, Budapest, is often called the “Paris of the East“, boasting majestic castles, grand bridges, and lively ruin bars. Hungary’s traditions blend Austro-Hungarian elegance with folk heritage, making it a must-visit destination for history lovers, food enthusiasts, and adventure seekers.

Do's

  • Do visit a ruin bar in Budapest
  • Do learn a few Hungarian phrases
  • Do validate your public transport ticket
  • Do try traditional goulash to lángos local cuisine

Don'ts

  • Don’t assume Hungarians smile a lot
  • Don’t rely on credit cards everywhere
  • Don’t clink beer glasses with Hungarians
  • Don’t expect free tap water in restaurants

Tidbits & Fun Facts

  • Thermal Bath Paradise:  Hungary has more than 1,300 thermal springs, with over 100 in Budapest alone.
  • Invented the Rubik’s Cube:  Hungarian professor Ernő Rubik created the famous puzzle in 1974.
  • One of Europe’s Oldest Languages:  Hungarian (Magyar) is not related to any other major European language.
  • Rich Coffeehouse Culture:  Budapest was once a hub for writers, poets, and intellectuals, gathering in grand coffeehouses.
  • The Great Hungarian Plain:  Home to traditional csikós (horsemen) culture, showcasing incredible horse-riding skills.
  • Holds the Most Olympic Medals per Capita:  Especially in water polo, fencing, and swimming.
  • Tokaji – The Wine of Kings:  Hungary's Tokaji Aszú was praised by French King Louis XIV as the “wine of kings and king of wines.”
  • Second-Oldest Subway in Europe:  The Budapest Metro (M1 line) opened in 1896, just after London’s Underground.
  • The Largest Synagogue in Europe:  The Dohány Street Synagogue in Budapest can accommodate 3,000 people.
  • Paprika Capital of the World:  Hungary is known for its spicy, smoky, and sweet varieties of paprika.

Taboos & Cultural Norms

  • Don’t Clink Beer Glasses:  Due to a historical event in 1849, locals avoid toasting with beer.
  • Respect Personal Space:  Hungarians value privacy and direct communication.
  • Don’t Assume Everyone Speaks English:  While many younger people do, older generations may not.
  • Avoid Discussing Politics:  Especially regarding Hungary’s history with Austria, communism, or recent governance.
  • No Loud Conversations in Public Transport:  Hungarians appreciate a quiet and respectful atmosphere.
  • Always Remove Shoes in Homes:  It’s customary when visiting someone’s house.
  • Tipping is Expected:  Usually 10-15% in restaurants and cafes.

Must-Visit Places

  • Budapest – The Pearl of the Danube :  Hungary’s capital and cultural heart, Budapest is known for its stunning Danube River, Buda Castle, Chain Bridge, and Parliament Building. Relax in Széchenyi Thermal Baths, visit Fisherman’s Bastion, and explore the ruin bars of the Jewish Quarter.
  • Lake Balaton – The Hungarian Sea :  The largest lake in Central Europe, perfect for swimming, sailing, and wine tasting. Visit Tihany Abbey, Balatonfüred, and Siófok for nightlife.
  • Eger – Historic Wine & Architecture:  Famous for Eger Castle, Turkish Minaret, and thermal baths. Try the Egri Bikavér (Bull’s Blood) red wine.
  • Hortobágy National Park – The Great Hungarian Plain:  A UNESCO-listed natural reserve, home to wild horses, grey cattle, and traditional Hungarian horse shows.
  • Pécs – The Mediterranean Gem:  Known for Roman ruins, colorful Zsolnay ceramics, and early Christian tombs. A lively student city with great art and cafes.
  • Esztergom – The Spiritual Heart:  Home to Hungary’s largest church, the Esztergom Basilica, offering panoramic views over the Danube.
  • Debrecen – The Calvinist Rome:  Hungary’s second-largest city, with stunning churches, hot springs, and a rich university atmosphere.
  • Sopron – Where Hungary Meets Austria:  A historic wine-producing town, filled with Baroque and medieval buildings.
  • Aggtelek National Park – The Cave Wonderland:  A UNESCO-listed cave system, home to some of Europe’s most stunning stalactites and stalagmites.
  • Visegrád – Medieval Fortress Town:  Visit the Visegrád Citadel, Royal Palace, and Danube Bend, offering breathtaking views and medieval reenactments.

Must-Try Foods in Hungary

  • Goulash (Gulyás): A rich beef soup with paprika and vegetables.
  • Pörkölt:   A slow-cooked meat stew similar to goulash but thicker.
  • Lángos:  Deep-fried flatbread, often topped with garlic, cheese, and sour cream.
  • Hortobágyi Pancakes:   Savory pancakes filled with meat and paprika sauce.
  • Fisherman’s Soup (Halászlé):    A spicy paprika-based fish soup.
  • Töltött Káposzta:  Cabbage rolls stuffed with minced meat and rice.
  • Dobos Torte:  A famous Hungarian sponge cake with caramel glaze.
  • Chimney Cake (Kürtőskalács):  A sweet, cylindrical pastry rolled in cinnamon or nuts.
  • Somlói Galuska:  A decadent trifle-like dessert with chocolate sauce and whipped cream.
  • Tokaji Wine:  Hungary’s most famous sweet white wine.

Why Visit Hungary?

  • Discover Budapest’s Majestic Architecture & Thermal Baths
  • Explore the Enchanting Countryside & Historic Towns
  • Taste Delicious Hungarian Cuisine & World-Class Wines
  • Experience Unique Cultural Traditions & Vibrant Festivals
  • Cruise Along the Danube River for Breathtaking Views

Souvenirs to Buy

  • Hungarian Paprika:  The signature spice used in goulash and stews.
  • Tokaji Wine:  One of the world’s best sweet wines, famous since the 17th century.
  • Zsolnay Porcelain:  Exquisite hand-painted ceramic pieces from Pécs.
  • Herend Porcelain:  High-end, handcrafted porcelain with intricate designs.
  • Hungarian Embroidery:  Colorful, handmade traditional tablecloths and blouses.
  • Túrórudi:  A chocolate-covered sweet cheese snack.
  • Palinka (Fruit Brandy):  A strong Hungarian liquor made from plums, apricots, or cherries.
  • Matyó Dolls:  Traditional folk dolls dressed in Matyó embroidery.
  • Wooden Toys:  Handmade Hungarian folk-style wooden figurines.
  • Leather Goods:  High-quality Hungarian leather bags and accessories.

Hungary at a Glance

Culinary & Wine Destination

From goulash to world-famous Tokaj wines, Hungary is a food lover’s paradise.

Danube River Beauty

The majestic Danube River runs through Hungary, offering spectacular scenery and romantic cruises.

Thermal Spa Paradise

Home to some of Europe’s best thermal baths and wellness resorts.

Historical & Cultural Richness

A land of magnificent castles, medieval towns, and Baroque architecture.

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