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  • The Country
    The job of this section is to introduce the possibilities Hungary has to offer in one of today’s most important fields: business tourism.
  • Budapest
    With a population of nearly two million, the Hungarian capital has existed under this name for almost 150 years although it was originally three towns. The Danube, which flows through ten European countries, divides the city in two and Pest and...
  • Sopron
    The city of loyalty and freedom near Hungary’s border with Austria, Sopron is one of the most frequently visited Hungarian cities. It is accessible by public highway and train and though it has no airport of its own, it is worth going there by air as Vienna is only...
  • Balaton
    Central Europe’s largest fresh water lake lies almost 70 km long in the western Hungarian region of Transdanubia. Its silky water and natural beauty as well as the harmonious landscape make it a favourite of Hungarians and...
  • Pécs
    Founded in Roman times in south-west Hungary, Pécs is near the Croatian border. The settlement soon became the provincial capital and one of the significant centres of early Christendom.
  • The Danube Bend
    The enormous Danube flows through ten countries from the Black Forest in Germany to the Black Sea. It is 2850 km long and is Hungary’s most important river.
  • Eger
    Perhaps the best way to describe Eger is as a treasure trove. It is beautiful and mysterious and the discovery of every detail is a delight. It is a historic town that all Hungarians are proud of and it is the location of the great moments in Hungarian history.
  • Debrecen
    Hungary’s second largest and most densely populated city with 200 thousand inhabitants is located on the northern part of the Great Plain near the Romanian border. It is the economic, intellectual and communication centre of the region...