Hungary

Budapest traces its history back to the times of the Roman Empire. In the 1st century it was the administrative center of Aquincum, then with the arrival of the Magyars (the self-name of the Hungarian people) in the 9th century the city was renamed Obuda. On the opposite bank of the Danube, together with

Traveling to Hungary will give tourists a lot of unusual and pleasant experiences. There are no less sights of various kinds in it than in other European countries. Hungary has interesting corners of nature, ancient fortresses, castles, and many religious

Balaton is one of the largest lakes in Europe. Around the lake, there are numerous health centers and sanatoriums, which are almost traditionally popular with residents of foreign countries. But the local pearl that he has

Hungary, one of the five countries in the world in terms of the number of thermal springs, is deservedly called the empire of baths, which occupies a leading position in balneological treatment. Thermal springs in Hungary, of which about 60 thousand are open on the territory of the country,