Take a tour of Hungary’s biggest building, an ornate riverside edifice which houses the Coronation Regalia.
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From village folk-dances to Budapest's mega-fest Sziget, Hungarians know how to party.
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This atmospheric Uplands town is strewn with gorgeous Baroque architecture and boasts a castle which famously repelled Ottoman attack in 1552.
The city walls with lookout tower, sham cannon and views of the historic center of Eger. Hungary © Stavrida/Shutterstock
Escape Budapest's muggy summer weather with a visit to one of the most enchanting stretches of the Danube near Szentendre.
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Wallow in hot thermal waters in one of Budapest’s grand historic baths
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Explore the student bars by night and the town’s many historic treasures by day.
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Head to Badacsony for wonderful whites or Szépasszony for zesty red, Bull's Blood.
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The “Hungarian sea” offers oodles of entertainment: Siófok and Keszthely are just two of the resorts where you can sail, windsurf, slide or, of course, swim.
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You literally can’t miss this: the heart of the historic Buda side of the city.
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Revered as “red gold”, if there's one foodstuff that is synonymous with Hungarian cuisine, it’s paprika.
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