One of Eastern Europe´s most handsome cities, Hungary´s capital is packed with remarkable architecture and historical landmark such as the House of Parliament and Buda Castle, as well as plenty of cool things to do – most notably luxuriating in its atmospheric hot-springs bathhouses, which date back centuries. And here´s a quintet of the best districts for exploring these and more:
Time Travel in the Castle District
Over on the Buda side of the Danube River, Várkerület (also known as Bu
As is by now common knowledge, medical tourism is driven by high health care costs in the United States and to a lesser extent in western Europe and Canada, as well as sometimes long wait times in countries where costs may be somewhat lower but national healthcare plans impose longer wait times for elective and non-essential procedures. Concretely, cost savings can add up to as much as 70 percent less than in medical tourists´ home counties, and and quality of care (assuming you
Charalambos Andronos/Timişoara 2023/Janos Illesi
Annually since 1985, the cultural poobahs of the European Union have designated one or more of the continent's cities (and as of last year it's been three), as Capitals of Culture, focusing on their own cultural offerings and allowing them to organize a series of wider cultural events (many with a strong pan-European dimension) - which bring in considerable additional revenue; foster urban renewal; and raise their international profiles and image
Hungary is located in the heart of Europe. It offers excellent infrastructure, temperate climate, with good public safety and low living costs for anyone planning to move here. It is a member of the European Union, which grants great business and travel opportunities to anyone living and working in Hungary.
Immigration to Hungary is straightforward and simple. If you are a citizen of an EU member state, you only need a registration card. If you are a citizen of a third country, y
Finding yourself in a Mediterranean village just 10 kilometers from Budapest is one of the surprises the Danube offers up to travelers. The small town of Szentendre (Saint Andrew) is the gateway to the Danube Bend, a curve of Hungary’s most majestic river. The town retains its 18th and 19th century appearance and atmosphere.
With a population of approximately 26 000, to this day the customs and traditions of Serbs who fled the Turkish hoards at the end of the 17th century are kept al
