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Soak in the Szechenyi Thermal Baths
Unwind in Europe's largest medicinal bath complex, a neo-baroque palace of steam and hot springs.
Wander the Halls of the Hungarian Parliament Building
Tour the jaw-dropping neo-Gothic palace that is Europe's largest parliament.
Cross the Chain Bridge at Sunset
Walk the iconic 1849 suspension bridge as the Danube turns gold between Buda and Pest.
Explore the Ruin Bars of the Jewish Quarter
Drink craft cocktails in abandoned courtyards transformed into Budapest's wildest nightlife.
Watch the Csikos Horsemen at Hortobagy National Park
Witness traditional Hungarian horsemanship on the vast UNESCO-listed puszta grasslands.
Taste Tokaji Aszu in a 600-Year-Old Wine Cellar
Sip the legendary golden dessert wine that kings called the Wine of Kings.
Devour a Bowl of Goulash at the Great Market Hall
Taste Hungary's national dish in the stunning iron-and-glass hall that has fed Budapest since 1897.
Storm the Walls of Eger Castle
Stand where a handful of Hungarian defenders held off the Ottoman siege of 1552.
Ascend the Dome of St. Stephen's Basilica
Climb to the top of Budapest's tallest church for a 360-degree panorama of the city.
Taste Egri Bikaver in the Valley of the Beautiful Women
Descend into hillside wine cellars and sample the legendary Bull's Blood red blend.
Descend into the Early Christian Necropolis
Explore the UNESCO-listed 4th-century Roman burial chambers beneath the city center.
Cruise the Danube at Night Past the Illuminated Skyline
Glide past Parliament, Buda Castle, and the Chain Bridge when Budapest transforms into a city of light.
Visit the Tihany Abbey and Its Lavender Fields
Explore the hilltop Benedictine abbey whose founding charter contains the first written Hungarian words.
Wander the Cobblestone Streets of the Artists' Village
Lose yourself in the pastel-painted lanes and gallery-lined squares of this Danube Bend gem.
Soak in the Ottoman-Era Turkish Baths
Relax under a domed Ottoman bathhouse that has been steaming since the 1600s.
Admire the Zsolnay Porcelain Fountain on Szechenyi Square
Stand before the iridescent green fountain that showcases Pecs's famous ceramic heritage.
Sail Across Lake Balaton on a Historic Wooden Boat
Cross Central Europe's largest lake under sail with the Tihany peninsula as your landmark.
Visit the Great Reformed Church of Debrecen
Enter Hungary's largest Protestant church, where the nation declared independence in 1849.
Tour the Skanzen Open-Air Ethnographic Museum
Step into reconstructed Hungarian village life spanning five centuries and ten regions.
Climb the Minaret for a Rooftop View
Ascend the northernmost Ottoman minaret in Europe for a bird's-eye view of Eger.
Try Chimney Cake Fresh from a Buda Street Vendor
Bite into the crispy, sugar-crusted pastry that has enchanted Hungarians for centuries.
Explore the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter
Wander the revitalized porcelain factory campus of art studios, museums, and workshops.
Stroll the Tagore Promenade Along Lake Balaton
Walk the elegant linden-lined lakefront where poets and aristocrats have promenaded for two centuries.
Climb the Fire Tower for a Two-Country Panorama
Ascend Sopron's iconic tower for views stretching from the Neusiedler See into Austria.
Feast on Debreceni Sausage at a Market Stall
Sink your teeth into the smoked, spicy paired sausage that carries this city's name.
Feast on Balaton Pike-Perch at a Lakeside Csarda
Savor the prized freshwater fish of Lake Balaton, battered and fried golden.
Sample Mecsek Wines at a Hillside Cellar
Taste the underrated wines of the Mecsek Hills at a family-run vineyard above Pecs.
Hike the Inner Lake Trail on the Tihany Peninsula
Circle the hidden volcanic crater lake for views of Balaton and the Bakony Hills.
Walk the Medieval Streets of the Old Town
Explore one of Hungary's best-preserved medieval town centers with Gothic and baroque facades.
Taste Artisan Marzipan at the Szamos Museum
Admire intricate marzipan sculptures and sample Hungary's finest handcrafted sweets.
Hike to the Confluence of the Bodrog and Tisza Rivers
Walk through vineyards to the sacred meeting point of two great Hungarian rivers.
Sample Kekfrankos Wine in a Medieval Cellar
Descend into Sopron's stone-vaulted cellars for the region's signature blue Frankish red.