Hungary, also known as “Magyar”, is a country with a fascinating history and has a lot of tourist attractions to offer to visitors.
And away from its attractive capital Budapest You will come across beautiful architectural wonders and interesting historical sites.
The most beautiful attractive cities in Hungary
Szekesfehervar - Hungary
Once home to the kings and queens of Hungary, Székesfehérvár was a very important city in the Middle Ages.
It was located on a number of trade routes but was mostly destroyed by invaders in the 16th century.
Rebuilt under the Habsburgs, the city has many elegant palaces, as well as a number of beautiful churches and cathedrals, with Szent Anna Cathedral the most magnificent.
While the city centre is very nice to walk around, the most popular attraction is the Bonny Castle.
Which is located on the outskirts and features beautiful architecture and lush gardens.
Szekesfehervar, Boni Castle, Hungary
Miskolc - Hungary
Miskolc is located in a scenic area, bordered by the stunning Bukk Mountains.
In winter, you can go skiing in the snow-covered upper mountain worlds.
The city centre is a lot of fun to walk around and is home to sights such as the magnificent, yet crumbling, Diosgyor Castle.
And the 13th-century Protestant church of Avas, surrounded by an eerie but atmospheric cemetery.
Miskolc, Hungary
Sopron - Hungary
Sopron dates back to Roman times and is located on the Austrian border, just over an hour from Vienna.
As it was once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, its citizens speak both Hungarian and German.
Also given its long history, there is a lot of impressive architecture.
The magnificent Firewatch Tower is the main attraction, along with the beautiful Baroque buildings that line the main square.
With pristine forests nearby as well as the sparkling Lake Virtu, visitors have the best of both worlds.
Where they can wander through the medieval centre before immersing themselves in nature.
Sopron, Hungary
Jeor
Győr is located in the upper left corner of the country next to the borders with Austria and Slovakia.
It's just over an hour from Budapest by train. As such, it makes a great day trip.
The most important city in the region, the historic old town of Győr lies at the confluence of three rivers. There are some wonderful old buildings to discover, with the stunning Town Hall being a particular highlight.
In addition, its cobbled streets are home to many restaurants, shops and cafes, and its important location means that many people stop by on their way to Hungary's neighbouring countries.
Gyor - Hungary
Siofok
With its beautiful beaches, charming lakeside setting and vibrant nightlife, Siofok is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Hungary among foreigners and locals alike.
Relaxing on the beach next to the inviting waters of Lake Balaton is also a great way to spend the day.
In addition, there are plenty of restaurants and cafes on the beach for you to enjoy.
Siofok, Lake Balaton, Hungary
Debrecen
Located on the Great Hungarian Plain, Debrecen is the second largest city in Hungary.
In this former capital there are many religious sites of interest as well as some great museums.
With its large student population, Debrecen has plenty of restaurants and cafes.
In fact, many people use the city as a base from which to explore the magnificent scenery of the Great Plain.
Debrecen, Hungary
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Pecs is one of the most popular cities to visit if you come to Hungary.
It is located in the southwest of the country and has a long and illustrious history.
It was founded more than 2000 years ago by the Romans.
Thus, in the city centre there are a number of interesting archaeological sites for visitors to explore.
In addition to a beautiful 11th century cathedral, an old mosque and some fascinating Hungarian art museums.
Pecs, Hungary
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Located in the southeast of the country along the banks of the Tisza River, Szeged is known as the “City of the Rising Sun” due to its wonderful weather.
It is filled with lush gardens and vibrant cafes lining the streets.
Szeged also serves as the economic and cultural centre of the surrounding area, as well as having plenty of great cafes and restaurants.
The country's third largest city has a vibrant cultural scene.
In the summer, it hosts many festivals, and the Open Air Theatre Festival is the highlight of the year.
With so much beautiful architecture in the old town – in the form of elegant palaces – the city is definitely worth a visit.
Szeged, Hungary
Eiger
Filled with magnificent old Baroque buildings, Eger is a total joy to wander around.
In the castle complex on top of the hill, there are some great museums and exhibitions that offer an interesting look at the Turkish siege and occupation of the city.
Its charming streets are also home to some great restaurants and cafes.
With Turkish baths, a huge basilica and some beautiful walking trails that meander around the surrounding countryside, Eger has a lot to offer visitors.
Eger, Hungary
Budapest
Straddling the Danube River, Hungary's vibrant capital is a popular and distinctive destination that truly has everything you could want from a city and more.
The wonderful city of Budapest also features some amazing architecture.
Ranging from Baroque and Neoclassical to Art Nouveau, with the elegant Fisherman's Bastion and the massive Parliament Building being just two of the many Highlights.
With so many historical sites, Budapest's past is fascinating to explore.
Budapest, Hungary
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