The little-known corners of Ungheria: villages, nature and places far from mass tourism, to discover at a slow pace.
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Eger offers historic thermal baths, the legendary Bull's Blood wine, a heroic fortress and authentic Hungarian Baroque. The ideal alternative to Budapest.
Jul 5, 2026
Pécs, Hungary's millennial southern city: UNESCO early Christian catacombs, Ottoman mosques, and the Zsolnay cultural quarter of art and ceramics.
Jul 5, 2026
Eger, the Hungarian city that defied the Ottomans: its heroic castle, baroque thermal baths, and the Valley of Beautiful Women with its celebrated wines.
Jul 5, 2026
Szentendre, artists' village on the Danube bend: Serbian Orthodox churches, galleries, colourful houses and an open-air museum of Hungarian rural life.
Jul 5, 2026
The mausoleum of the dervish Gül Baba in Budapest: a sixteenth-century Ottoman tomb on the Rózsadomb, free to enter and hushed among the roses.
Jun 28, 2026
A 7.5-hectare botanical garden on Budapest's Gellért hill: 2,000 woody species, Hungary's oldest Persian ironwood, free admission.
Jun 28, 2026
The church of St Ladislaus in Kőbánya: an Art Nouveau masterpiece by Lechner with a Zsolnay roof and the tallest church tower in Budapest.
Jun 28, 2026
In Kispest, the garden district of Wekerle: houses with steep roofs and wooden gateways around Kós Károly tér. How to get there.
Jun 28, 2026