Discover Hungary, the jewel of Central Europe

Hungary is a country that never fails to surprise with its diversity and charm. Imagine wandering through the narrow streets of Pécs, a city full of life and history, where every corner tells a story from the past. Hungarian cuisine, with its spicy dishes like goulash or the famous paprika, will delight your taste buds. For nature lovers, Hortobágy National Park offers breathtaking landscapes and the opportunity to observe rare species in their natural habitat. But Hungary is also a land of festivals and celebrations, where music plays a central role. Each season brings its share of cultural events that enliven the cities and villages of the country. Let yourself be carried away by dance at the Sziget festival or dive into the world of cinema at the Budapest International Film Festival. And let's not forget the warm-hearted locals, always ready to share their culture with enthusiasm and hospitality. Come discover Hungary, a country where every moment turns into an unforgettable memory.

Relaxation time at the thermal waters of Budapest Budapest is one of the most beautiful spa cities in Central Europe, with more than a hundred hot springs and thermal complexes, both outdoor and indoor, generally stunning. The Széchenyi Baths are probably the most beautiful and are not to be missed during a trip to Hungary. Lake Balaton: Hungary's inland sea Lake Balaton is the most popular summer destination in Hungary. It is the largest freshwater lake in Europe. The northern shore, with its steep wild hills, is renowned for the beauty of its landscapes. The most remarkable sites are the town of Keszthely with the famous Festetics Palace, the hot thermal water lake of Hévíz, the Tihany Peninsula, and the vineyards of Badacsony that have been producing wine since Roman times. The southern shore mainly consists of beaches and gives a real seaside resort feel. Between cultural and nightlife in Szeged The fourth largest city in Hungary, Szeged is located near the Serbian and Romanian borders. Sunny Szeged has always been one of the most important cities in the Southern Great Plain. It boasts a rich cultural heritage with several interesting museums, palaces, and charming alleys. It is also very lively in the evening, between operas, concerts, and trendy bars due to its large student population.

In Hungary, travelers from Western Europe can enjoy their stay without breaking the bank. The capital, Budapest, is accessible thanks to numerous regular and low-cost flights from Paris, Brussels, Geneva, and Mulhouse. Even Lyon is served via Brit Air, offering a getaway just two hours of flight away. Since 2015, Debrecen, the second-largest Hungarian city, has also been connected by low-cost flights from Paris-Beauvais twice a week. Hungary also offers the opportunity to explore other major European capitals. Vienna is only 250 km from Budapest, Prague 570 km, Bratislava 200 km, and Zagreb 345 km. This proximity allows for enriching one's journey with trips to these iconic cities.

Birthplace of Béla Bartók and Franz (Ferenc) Liszt, Hungary admirably cultivates its musical talent. Concerts, festivals, and operas are numerous and very affordable. All repertoires and musical tastes are represented in the country's excellent concert halls, as well as during the dozens of festivals that punctuate the year. Whether you are a fan of classical music, jazz, or contemporary music, Hungary will charm you with the richness and diversity of its musical offerings.