Hungary has a rich history, with the ancient Celts inhabiting the region before the Roman conquest. The country was part of the Ottoman Empire for several centuries before gaining independence in the late 19th century. Hungary offers a variety of cultural attractions, including old towns, fortresses, waterfalls, monasteries, and archaeological sites. Hungary has been recognized for its cultural and natural heritage, with several sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Sümeg (Sumeg), Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Sümeg (Sumeg), Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Sümeg (Sumeg), Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Sümeg (Sumeg), Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Sümeg (Sumeg), Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Sümeg (Sumeg), Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Sümeg (Sumeg), Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Budapest, Hungary Monterrasol private car tours to
Hungary is a landlocked country situated in Central Europe, bordered by Slovakia to the north, Ukraine to the northeast, Romania to the east and southeast, Serbia to the south, Croatia and Slovenia to the southwest, and Austria to the west.
Hungary covers an area of 93,030 km2, making it slightly smaller than the United Kingdom. The country's geography is traditionally defined by its two main waterways, the Danube and Tisza rivers. The Danube flows north–south through the center of contemporary Hungary, and the entire country lies within its drainage basin. The terrain is varied, with mountains, hills, and plains. The highest point of the area is the Írott-kő in the Alps, at 882 meters. The Little Hungarian Plain (Kisalföld) is found in northern Transdanubia. Lake Balaton and Lake Hévíz, the largest lake in Central Europe and the largest thermal lake in the world, respectively, are in Transdanubia as well.
Hungary has no coastline, being a landlocked country. The country is home to several big rivers, including the Danube, which forms a significant part of Hungary's southwestern border with Serbia and its southern border with Croatia. Other major rivers in Hungary include the Tisza, which flows south into Serbia where it meets the Danube. The Mureș River is also a significant river, flowing west into Hungary where it meets the Tisza. The country is home to several lakes, including Lake Balaton and Lake Hévíz, the largest lake in Central Europe and the largest thermal lake in the world, respectively.
Hungary has a temperate seasonal climate, with generally warm summers with low overall humidity levels but frequent rain showers and cold snowy winters.
Hungary has a rich history, with the ancient Celts inhabiting the region before the Roman conquest. The country was part of the Ottoman Empire for several centuries before gaining independence in the late 19th century. Hungary played a significant role in both World War I and World War II, and after the war, it became a socialist republic. In 1989, the country experienced a revolution that led to the fall of communism and the establishment of a democratic government.
Hungary offers a variety of cultural attractions, including old towns, fortresses, waterfalls, monasteries, and archeological sites. The capital city, Budapest, is a cosmopolitan city with a well-preserved medieval architecture and renowned restaurants. Other significant cities include Debrecen, Szeged, Miskolc, Pécs, and Győr. Hungary is home to several UNESCO sites, including the Danube River, the historic center of Budapest, and the Tokaj wine region.
Hungary has been recognized for its cultural and natural heritage, with several sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The country has also been featured in travel guides and publications, such as Lonely Planet and Huffington Post, for its unique blend of medieval and modern characteristics, making it an attractive location for both expats and tourists.
Hungary has a total of 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and 11 sites on the UNESCO Tentative List.
Hungary related tours
We at Monterrasol Travel welcome you to see Hungary during multi-day private car tour. Contact us if you would like to customize your tour to Hungary.
We have developed several private tours that visiting beautiful Hungary. But, if you have a special conditions or any from these tours fit you, please do not hesitate to contact us, we can organize a tour exactly as you would like. We charge nothing for develop a custom itinerary. And remember, we have no problems to take you from almost any place where you stay, hotel or private accommodation.
tour countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Hungary
tour destinations: Banja Luka, Bory, Doboj, Dubovac, Gradačac, Keszthely, Ključ, Medvedgrad, Ostrovica, Ostrožac, Ozora, Siklós, Srebrenik, Szigliget, Sümeg, Tešanj, Trakošćan, Varaždin, Velika Kladuša, Veliki Tabor, Zagreb
Balkans castles tour in 13 days. With this tour we going to visit 5 castles located in Hungary, 5 castles located in Croatia, together with historical center of Zagreb, and 3 castles and 4 fortresses in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Most of the sites are national monuments in own countries. Most of them dated back to 15-16 centuries and everyone have rich history.
We welcome you to travel with us with 29-day long trans-Adriatic Grand tour across Hungary, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania, and Greece.
This tour is more than just a trip; it's an immersive experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, an outdoor enthusiast, or simply someone who loves to explore new cultures, this 29-day odyssey from Budapest in Hungary to Athens in Greece is the perfect adventure for anyone. Join us and discover the unparalleled beauty and richness of the Balkans.
Imagine a journey that weaves through the rich tapestry of Eastern Europe, offering a kaleidoscope of cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and historical treasures. Our 29-day tour, starting in Hungary and culminating in Athens, Greece, is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that will leave you enchanted and inspired, with highlight the unique heritage of each visited country.
Experience the warm hospitality of the Balkans by interacting with locals communities. Indulge in the diverse and flavorful cuisine of the Balkans, from hearty Hungarian goulash to the seafood delights of the Adriatic coast, and the rich pastries of Greece. Each meal is a culinary journey through the region's history and culture.
Discover the excellent wines and spirits of the region, such as rakia and Greek ouzo, often enjoyed in traditional taverns and wineries.
Visit iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites and explore the ancient civilizations that once thrived there. Delve into the rich history of the Balkans through visits to museums and wander through the imposing castles and fortresses that dot the landscape.
Visit ancient monasteries and churches, stroll through the charming old towns, each with its unique architecture and historical significance.
With 29 days, you have ample time to explore each country without feeling rushed, allowing for a deeper appreciation of the local culture and history. Enjoy the scenic routes that connect these countries, often featuring picturesque landscapes and charming villages along the way. Our tour is designed to balance travel days with leisure time, ensuring you have opportunities to relax and enjoy the local atmosphere.
March 5, 2025 Bassae, Greece. Bassae is an archaeological site in Oichalia, a municipality in the northeastern part of Messenia, Greece, remotely located at an elevation of 1,131 meters above sea level on the slopes of Kotylion Mountain. The site is famous for the well-preserved 5th century BC Temple of Apollo Epicurius, the very first Greek site to be inscribed in 1986 on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
February 24, 2025 Monodendri, Greece. Monodendri is a picturesque village located in the heart of the Zagori region in Epirus, Greece. Situated at an altitude of 1060 meters, it is part of the Central Zagori area within the prefecture of Ioannina. The village is nestled near the edge of the breathtaking Vikos Gorge, the world's deepest canyon, and the Voidomatis River, a tributary of the Aoos River.
February 18, 2025 Bač (Bac), Serbia. Bač is a true treasure trove of authentic tourist attractions due to its turbulent centuries-old past with preserved cultural and historical heritage. The town's history is reflected in its well-preserved medieval fort, historic walled towns, and cultural monuments. The Bođani monastery and remains of the Turkish bath offer a glimpse into the town's rich cultural past.
February 1, 2025 Bogovina, Serbia. Bogovina Cave is one of the longest caves in Serbia. The cave's channels have been examined and mapped, showcasing its extensive network. Bogovina Cave is a must-visit attraction for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
January 22, 2025 Fetislam, Serbia. Fetislam, a small town in Serbia, has a rich history dating back to the 15th century. The town was founded by the Ottoman Empire. One of the town's main attractions is the Fetislam Fortress, a 15th-century Ottoman stronghold that offers stunning views.
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