Discover Hungary: Budapest, Debrecen and Lake Balaton

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Budapest — Pearl of the Danube
Budapest's skyline with Castle Hill, the Chain Bridge and Parliament building is a UNESCO World Heritage site — by night, the Danube metropolis glows in a unique sea of lights.
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Thermal Baths
Budapest has more thermal springs than any other capital in the world — the Széchenyi, Gellért and Rudas baths combine neo-Baroque splendor with healing mineral waters.
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Tokaj Wine
The Tokaj wine region is a UNESCO World Heritage site — Tokaji Aszú, the "king of wines," is Hungary's most precious export. Winery tours in Tokaj are an unforgettable experience.
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Lake Balaton
Lake Balaton is Central Europe's largest freshwater lake — at 77 km long, it's a popular vacation destination with a beach atmosphere, wine villages and summertime joie de vivre.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hungary

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What currency is used?
Hungarian Forint (HUF). 1 EUR ≈ 395 HUF. Cash is important in small towns. Debit cards are accepted everywhere in Budapest. Use ATMs for withdrawals.
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How do I travel to Budapest?
Zurich–Budapest by Railjet, direct in 7 hrs. — comfortable and scenic. Flight about 1.5 hrs. from CHF 80–150. Night train Vienna–Budapest for a relaxed journey.
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Which bath should I visit?
Széchenyi for the iconic neo-Baroque atmosphere, Gellért for Art Nouveau elegance, Rudas for an authentic experience. Visit all of them early in the morning — often crowded in the evening.
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Is Hungary affordable?
Yes, very affordable: Budapest hotel €40–90, restaurant €7–15, thermal bath entry €15–20. One of the best value-for-money destinations among EU capitals.