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This village in the heart of the Cserhát mountains is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hollóko is not a skanzen, a “museum” village. In spite of being partially destroyed by three fires, in 1874, 1886 and 1896, it has preserved its authenticity Read more…

That Budapest – one of the most beautiful cities in the world – has developed where it is, is not down to some historical accident. Take a look at Gellért Hill, right next to the River Danube as it flows majestically through the centre of the modern city. Read more…

The reputation of Visegrád, which is often called the gem of the Danube bend, is due to the beautiful landscape rich in monuments and the special harmony of the traditional cultural events. The town is accessible on main road No. 11 and through the Pilis hills, or by ship on the Danube. Read more…

The small town of Esztergom sitting on the Danube bank in Hungary played an important role in the establishment of the Hungarian state 1000 years ago. As a royal seat fro two centuries and as a center for the Roman Catholic religion for 1000 years Read more…

History is very much alive in Sopron. Because the Turks did not occupy the town, it was a refuge for many who fled the advance of the Ottoman Empire. This gave it a multicultural heritage and meant that, unlike most of the rest of the country, many Read more…