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Situated at the very heart of Europe, Hungary has become a favourite holiday destination over the last decade or so, and its popularity is still growing. Fascinating history and tradition can be seen through its beautiful architecture, with influences from Gothic, Renaissance and Turkish styles, and Roman ruins are around every corner. The landscapes are dotted with picturesque villages and charming towns that are immersed in folk culture, while its natural scenery stretches from spectacular mountains and lakes to over 300 thermal hot springs – and, not forgetting the mighty River Danube which runs right through the middle! Here’s our selection of holidays to Hungary by coach…
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Imperial Capitals – Prague, Vienna & Budapest
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Prague, Vienna and Budapest, a trio of unbelievably elegant cities, are waiting to be explored on this remarkable holiday.
- 8 or 11 nights hotel with continental breakfast
- 6 or 9 evening meals
- Convenient local joining points
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Highlights of Eastern Europe
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A magnificent holiday covering some of Europe’s greatest cities. From Berlin and Warsaw, to Budapest and Prague, see it all on one iconic tour!
- 13 nights hotel with continental breakfast
- 10 evening meals
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Set sail from the ‘three rivers’ city of Passau and embark on the journey of a lifetime through the heart of Europe.
- 7 nights cruising on a full-board basis
- 6 nights hotel with continental breakfast and 4 evening meals
- Services onboard the ship of a Cruise Director & Manager
- Welcome drink & Captain's Gala Dinner
- Complimentary tea, coffee and Wi-Fi
- Local joining points
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Discover the traditions, culture and folklore of the Balkans, including the legend of Count Dracula, on this fascinating tour of Eastern Europe.
- 17 nights hotel with continental breakfast
- 15 evening meals
- Overnight ferry crossings from Ancona to Split in an en-suite cabin with breakfast and evening meal
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Hungary Highlights
Split by the River Danube, the capital city Budapest is the perfect destination for culture vultures and sightseers alike. Soak up the stunning architecture by exploring the Royal Palace, St. Stephen’s Basilica and the famous Chain Bridge that connects both sides of the city, or really treat yourself in the ‘City of Spas’ and take an outdoor bath in one of the many hot springs. Discover the sights from a different perspective with a gentle cruise along the waters of the romantic Danube, with key Hungarian riverside destinations including Visegrád, Esztergom and the city of Győr.
Things to do and local attractions
Browse key sights and the popular tours you can see them on.
- Admire the breathtaking architecture of St. Stephen's BasilicaView Tour
- Enjoy a relaxing cruise on the River Danube with a lunch of traditional Hungarian dishesView Tour
- Soak up the spectacular views of Budapest from Gellert HillView Tour
- Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site, fairy tale city of Ceský KrumlovView Tour
Local Information
- Capital Budapest
- Language Hungarian
- Currency Forint
- Tip 10%
- Time Zone GMT +2
- Electricity Plug type C – same as all of mainland Europe
Must See
The imposing 13th century Buda Castle offers breathtaking panoramic views over Pest and the River Danube
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Food and Drink
Goulash
Goulash is the most famous dish from the Hungarian culinary collection, and has a long history dating back to the ninth century when shepherds dried out meats to be able store them, then later added water to create a soupy stew. This comforting meal consists of beef, carrot, potato, paprika and spices, and is typically enjoyed in autumn and winter.
Fisherman's Soup
Traditionally cooked in a kettle over an open fire by fisherman, this iconic Hungarian soup is usually made from mixed river fish such as carp, catfish and pike. The vibrant red colour and fiery taste is achieved by adding plenty of hot paprika, and locals pair the dish with white wine on Christmas Eve. There are a variety of fisherman's soups to choose from, some made with thick noodles and different types of fish, and this staple is a must-try when visiting the country.
Stuffed Cabbage Leaves
A popular dish, especially in winter, these stuffed cabbage leaves are filled with a mixture of minced meat, mixed rice, and spices including paprika, pepper and tejföl. Usually served with sauerkraut and sour cream, they are typically enjoyed around Easter and Christmas as a homemade dish, but taverns often keep them on their menus too.
Dobos Torte
The beautiful dobos torte is an iconic dessert of Hungary, with a history dating back to 1885 when confectioner József C. Dobos presented his creation at the National General Exhibition of Budapest. The dessert is made from buttery, sponge cake layered with chocolate buttercream and a hardened caramel top, and is sometimes dusted with ground hazelnuts on the sides. A true delight to devour!
Planning your trip
With so much on offer, you might need some inspiration! We’ve hand-picked a selection of favourite destinations and provided an overview of the very best highlights...
Budapest Highlights
Buda Castle
Towering over the Danube, the 18th century Buda Castle is one of the city’s most significant historic landmarks. The exterior is an architectural delight, and inside you’ll find several museums including the Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest History Museum and National Széchényi Library.
Central Market Hall
Built in 1897, the Central Market Hall is the largest and oldest market in Budapest. With a striking yellow and green tiled roof, grand steel beams and an abundance of stalls selling fresh food, clothes, alcohol and more, it’s the perfect place to explore for an hour or two!
St. Stephen's Basilica
As Budapest’s most photographed monument, St. Stephen’s Basilica is a sight to behold. It attracts visitors with its impressive architecture, stunning interior and panoramic city views from the dome, but the main highlight is the mummified right hand of the church’s patron, King St. Stephen.
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Gyor Highlights
Old Town
Győr is a city rich in historic monuments and the Old Town is filled with irregular, cobblestoned streets, stately squares, and beautiful Baroque and Neoclassical architecture. Admire the regal facades and pretty pastel colours before exploring the compact quarter of Káptalan Hill.
St Ignatius of Loyola Benedictine Church
Built between 1634 and 1641, this Italian-designed, two-towered church of the Jesuits showcases one of the finest and earliest examples of early Baroque architecture in Hungary. The main altar-piece (Apotheosis of St. Ignatius) and the ceiling mural in the sanctuary were painted by the most famous artist of Viennese Baroque paintings, Tyrolean Paul Troger.
Városháza (City Hall)
Built between 1896 and 1898, the beautiful city hall was opened at the millennium to emphasize its cultural significance. It has a neo-Baroque design and houses over 200 rooms inside and a formal garden in the square. At 11am and 5pm each day, a carillon of Attila Remény, a composer from Győr, can be heard.
Esztergom Highlights
Esztergom Basilica
The largest church and tallest building in all of Hungary, the magnificent Esztergom Basilica sits on Castle Hill and is a true sight to behold. Highlights include the iconic dome which stands at 188 meters and offers views over the city; the treasury with its robes, gold, silver and jewels; the altarpiece which was painted by Michelangelo Grigoletti (1854) and is said to be the largest painting on a single piece of canvas in the world; and the marble Bakócz Chapel which showcases stunning Hungarian Renaissance stone carving.
Castle Museum
The former Royal Palace was built in the golden age of Esztergom with a beautiful blend of Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance styles, and much of it was destroyed during the Turkish Wars. The Castle Museum is now housed within and showcases the city's history, with approximately 20 rooms including the Royal Chapel, St. Stephen's Room where the king was supposedly born, the White Tower and the Gerevich Rooms.
Visegrád
This small castle town sits on the bank of the Danube and is one of the most photographed sights of the Danube Bend, with ruins that date back to the 13th century. Key sights include the mountain-top Citadel located above Solomon’s Tower, the Royal Palace which was built during the reign of King Sigismund, and the Primate’s Palace which houses the Museum of Christian Art.
