Hungary

Thermal bath in a cave, wow that's so amazing, need to go there!!! The unusual thermal cave bath in Miskolctapolca, Hungary is unique all around Europe. Besides the natural cave bath there are indoor and outdoor pools, an aqua park, thermal pools and a small pool for the children. The spa is situated in a…

Budapest was definitely a destination that I would not have even thought of visiting before I moved to the UK, but being here has opened my eyes to the world in ways I never imagined were possible. The potential for travel opportunities here are endless.

Hungary is one of those particularly unique countries in Europe – despite being landlocked and sharing borders with seven other countries, it’s developed and maintained a quite distinct language and culture. Hungarian is well-known to be one of the most difficult languages in Europe, but fortunately plenty of Hungarians speak a little English and you don’t need to learn the language to enjoy a trip there. I found it a particularly welcoming country with friendly, helpful locals, and would love to go back there again in the future.If you’re considering a trip, here are our travel tips for what to do in Hungary

The thermal baths are king here, but there are plenty of other ways to kill a day. World-class museums, island parks, shopping, and cafes are available in spades. Foot it around Castle Hill for a taste of medieval Budapest or spend an afternoon sipping coffee in a cafe with young Hungarians. However, save some energy for the nightlife – when the evening rolls around, this city kicks into another gear.

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Hungary has always marched to a different drummer – speaking a language, preparing dishes and drinking wines like no others.

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