Every year, on the 20th of August, Budapest transforms into a vibrant hub of festivities to commemorate St. Stephen’s Day, a national holiday honoring Hungary’s first king and the founding of the Hungarian state. This day, also known as the Feast of St. Stephen, is one of the most significant and widely celebrated holidays in
The Gellért Hill is a prominent geographical feature in Budapest, offering both breathtaking panoramic views of the city and a deep historical significance. Rising 235 meters above the Danube it is considered the highest point of the downtown, offering a splendid hiking location close to the city centre and a variety of sights. The
Photo: transformystic.com Like in many parts of the world Hungary also has a bevy of interesting traditions, dos and do nots, food related superstitions, like what is considered bringing you luck to eat on the first day of the year. Why is New Year’s Eve called Szilveszter in Hungary? Can you make divination by
Picture: Hunyadi János Német Nemzetiségi Általános Iskola On the 23rd of October Hungary remembers the heroic efforts of those who dared to oppose the tyranny of the Soviet Regime. In this entry we would like to provide some background on how this revolution started and what were the consequences afterwards. After a detailed short introduction,
Coveted by both the East and the West, Budapest’s blend of culture, art, and architecture will leave you charmed. The first top attraction is Szechenyi Thermal Bath in Budapest, in Hungary is a must-visit for anyone looking for a unique and unforgettable experience. This thermal bath has been around since the late 1800s and is
Budapest is full of stunning buildings and beautiful historical monuments. One of the main symbols of the capital city of Hungary is the Heroes’ Square. Heroes’ Square is also the best known and the most visited square in Budapest and in Hungary as well. There are a total of four Heroes’ Squares only on the
Introduction Perched on a majestic hilltop overlooking the Danube River, Buda Castle stands as an iconic symbol of Budapest’s rich history and architectural grandeur. With its awe-inspiring beauty, intriguing past, and captivating surroundings, Buda Castle has earned its place as one of Hungary’s most cherished landmarks. In this article, we embark on a journey through
Would you like to know more about one of the symbolic sights of Budapest? If you would, join us, and sail under the Széchenyi Chain Bridge Budapest with Silverline Cruises! It was represented on several Hungarian coins; the last one was issued in 2009 (200 HUF). Moreover, a radio channel is also named by it in
