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7 Lesser-Known Attractions in Budapest
- 26 Oct 2023 7:16 AM
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By now, most of you will have visited the Fishermen’s Bastion, St Stephen’s Basilica and Parliament. But expats staying in Budapest for the long term might like to explore a few of the city’s hidden treasures, such as a monastic church carved out of rock, an ornate library where Richard Burton fluffed his lines and Budapest’s most notorious nightclub of the 1930s.
Insider’s Guide: Hungarian National Museum in Budapest
- 17 Aug 2023 9:06 AM
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Predating Budapest’s many landmarks unveiled in the later 1800s, the Hungarian National Museum was built in the ten years before the Uprising of 1848 – in fact, it is indelibly linked to those momentous events. In our continuing series proving the backstories to Budapest’s great landmarks, we look at this former seat of government, now housing a comprehensive display showing the history of ...
World Heritage Sites In Hungary
- 12 Aug 2021 1:36 PM
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"The Danube banks, Castle District and Andrássy út in Budapest, Pannonhalma, Hollókő, Hortobágy, Lake Fertő and its natural surroundings, the Early Christian Necropolis in Pécs and, last but not least, the Tokaj wine region are the outstanding, unique cultural and natural assets of Hungary, which have been included in the World Heritage List.
7 Lesser-Known Attractions in Budapest
- 26 Oct 2023 7:16 AM
- getting around
By now, most of you will have visited the Fishermen’s Bastion, St Stephen’s Basilica and Parliament. But expats staying in Budapest for the long term might like to explore a few of the city’s hidden treasures, such as a monastic church carved out of rock, an ornate library where Richard Burton fluffed his lines and Budapest’s most notorious nightclub of the 1930s.
Insider’s Guide: Hungarian National Museum in Budapest
- 17 Aug 2023 9:06 AM
- getting around
Predating Budapest’s many landmarks unveiled in the later 1800s, the Hungarian National Museum was built in the ten years before the Uprising of 1848 – in fact, it is indelibly linked to those momentous events. In our continuing series proving the backstories to Budapest’s great landmarks, we look at this former seat of government, now housing a comprehensive display showing the history of ...
World Heritage Sites In Hungary
- 12 Aug 2021 1:36 PM
- getting around
"The Danube banks, Castle District and Andrássy út in Budapest, Pannonhalma, Hollókő, Hortobágy, Lake Fertő and its natural surroundings, the Early Christian Necropolis in Pécs and, last but not least, the Tokaj wine region are the outstanding, unique cultural and natural assets of Hungary, which have been included in the World Heritage List.