Resorts and cities in Hungary

Budapest

Budapest dubbed the "Paris of the East", "Bride of the Danube" or "Pearl of the Danube is Hungary's capital. Buda was founded by the Celts on the right bank of the Danube, at the time called the Ak-Ink. In Roman times receives Aquincum name, becoming the center of government of Lower Pannonia. On the left bank of the river to build a new city with the name Trans-Aquincum, called Contraaquincum. The two cities were connected by a bridge on boats, so the trade between the two sides of the Danube. In the fourth century, began to spread Christianity in the province, but this was halted by the invasion of the Huns in 375.

Hajduszoboszlo

Hajdúszoboszló is a spa town in the Hungarian Plain - it is the most well-known spa town in the Great Plain of Hungary. Its main attraction is the spa complex with its famous thermal baths, Beach, Aquapark and Aqua-Palace.

Heviz

Hévíz is a city in Keszthely district, Zala county, Hungary, or a population of 4,823. The city is located close to Lake Hévíz, while the world's thermal lake, but the largest biologically active natural lake.

Sarvar

Sárvar is the healthy and historic spa town of Hungary. This small town with a historical perfume became a spa resort and a national pride when thermal springs were discovered during oil drilling.

Debrecen

Debrecen is an important city in Hajdú-Bihar county, Hungary, located 220 km from Budapest. It has a population of 207,270 inhabitants. It is the second largest city in Hungary after Budapest.

Balatonfured

Baltonfüred is a small town with 13,500 inhabitants located in the district Balatonfüred, Veszprém county, Hungary, on the northern shore of Lake Balaton, surrounded by slightly inclined hills. First of all, the location of the city surprises everyone: the tender mountains of the north and the beautiful lake from the south embrace the city.

Zamardi

Zamárdi is a famous holiday in Somogy County, Hungary known for beach sales at Lake Balaton and for summer music festivals (for example, Strand Festival, Balaton Sound, etc.).

Gyor

Győr is the most important town in northwestern Hungary, capital of Győr-Moson-Sopron County and one of the 23 cities with county status of the country. It is situated on the route of one of the most important roads of Central Europe, halfway between Budapest and Vienna. Győr is a city rich in historical buildings, second only to Budapest. Churches, palaces, museums, narrow alleys and a newly restored Gothic center, all reminders of a past history that visitors are invited to visit. Sacred nature monuments and memorials around Győri are over 1000 years of Christianity the Magyars.

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