Landlocked by seven neighbours, Hungary has always been at the center of things in Europe. Unified in 1000 AD by Saint Stephen, the country’s long tradition of independence continued when it was among the first of the Eastern Bloc nations to renounce Communism at the end of the eighties. Since then, Hungary hasn’t looked back and Bucharest, its elegant capital, now offers vibrant cultural pursuits and indulgent retail therapy in a gorgeous Danube setting. Further afield attractions such as Lake Heviz, the world’s biggest thermal spa, are typical Hungarian surprises.
Take advantage of this special offer! These two nations are united again by this railpass. Come explore this hub of history for any 4-10 days of travel within 2 months!
Landlocked by seven neighbours, Hungary has always been at the center of things in Europe. Unified in 1000 AD by Saint Stephen, the country’s long tradition of independence continued when it was among the first of the Eastern Bloc nations to renounce Communism at the end of the eighties. Since then, Hungary hasn’t looked back and Bucharest, its elegant capital, now offers vibrant cultural pursuits and indulgent retail therapy in a gorgeous Danube setting. Further afield attractions such as Lake Heviz, the world’s biggest thermal spa, are typical Hungarian surprises.
