City break & active tours

It boasts a diverse landscape of rolling hills, plains, lakes, and rivers, with the Danube River running through its capital, Budapest.

​

Most Important Cities to Visit

1. Budapest - The capital, and heart of Hungary, with Buda Castle (UNESCO) - A historic palace complex with museums and panoramic views,  Parliament Building, Fisherman’s Bastion, St. Stephen’s Basilica and the Széchenyi Thermal Bath - One of Europe’s largest spa complexes is split by the Danube River into Buda and Pest.

​

2. Eger - Known for its baroque architecture, such as Eger Castle, The Minaret and the Szépasszony Valley - A wine - Egri Bikavér - lover’s paradise with numerous cellars.

​

3. Pécs - A cultural hub with Roman and Ottoman influences. The city is famous for the Pécs Cathedral, for the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter - An art and cultural complex and for the 

Early Christian Necropolis (UNESCO).

​

4. Szeged - Known as the “City of Sunshine” due to its sunny climate and vibrant atmosphere famous for the  Votive Church - A stunning cathedral with twin towers and for the Anna Thermal Baths - A historic spa.

​

5. Debrecen - The second-largest city and a center for Calvinist heritage is well - known with a Great Reformed Church which is a symbol of Protestantism in Hungary and with the Hortobágy National Park (UNESCO) featuring the Puszta landscape.

​

6. Lake Balaton Region

Hungary’s "Inland Sea" is perfect for summer activities and relaxation.

​

Active tourism 

Hungary offers a variety of opportunities for active travelers who enjoy exploring nature, engaging in outdoor activities, and discovering off-the-beaten-path experiences.

1. Hiking and Trekking

• Bükk Mountains: Known for dense forests, caves, and hiking trails.

• Mátra Mountains: Home to Kékestető, Hungary’s highest peak (1,014 meters).

• Pilis Hills and Danube Bend: Trails with breathtaking views of the Danube River.

​

2. Cycling

• Lake Balaton: A well-developed 200 km cycling route circles the lake, perfect for scenic rides.

• EuroVelo 6 Route: Passes through Hungary along the Danube River, ideal for long-distance cyclists.

• Fertő Lake: Offers cross-border cycling opportunities with Austria.

​

3. Water Sports

• Lake Balaton: Ideal for sailing, paddle boarding, and windsurfing.

• Tisza Lake: Known for kayaking, canoeing, and eco-tours through its nature reserve.

• Danube River: Cruises, rowing, and kayaking opportunities, especially near the Danube Bend.

 

4. Caving and Rock Climbing

• Aggtelek National Park: Offers guided tours into caves like Baradla, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

​

5. Horseback Riding

• Hortobágy National Park: Offers horseback riding through the vast Puszta grasslands, showcasing Hungary’s equestrian traditions.

​

6. Bird Watching

• Hortobágy National Park: One of Europe’s top bird-watching destinations.​​

​

Its diverse landscapes—ranging from rolling hills and mountains to lakes and vast plains—make it a playground for adventure enthusiasts.