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06/10/2026

Discover more of Hungary, straight from Messenger! 🇭🇺

Join our channel for seasonal travel ideas, upcoming events and inspiring places to add to your next Hungarian itinerary.

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05/10/2026

Budapest after dark! ✨🤩

As autumn arrives and the sun sets earlier, Budapest’s landmarks light up along the Danube, revealing a different side of the city. 🌜🍁

Take an evening stroll through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed heart of Budapest and enjoy some of the capital’s most iconic views after dark. 🇭🇺

How many of the landmarks pictured below can you recognise? 🔎

04/10/2026

One of Budapest’s most unique attractions is the Children’s Railway, a narrow-gauge railway winding through the Buda Hills, where almost all the roles - apart from driving the trains - are carried out by children.
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The Children’s Railway takes you through the wooded Buda Hills, with stops for walks and views along the way. Find out how to make it part of your Budapest trip. 🍁

Are you visiting Hungary with your family? In addition to discovering the many captivating sights of the capital and the healing thermal baths, pick a activity that is special in a completely different way: Travel with the Budapest Children's Railway, which connects the beautiful excursion spots of....

03/10/2026

Budapest’s Great Market Hall is worth visiting for the building as much as the market itself. 🏛️🇭🇺

Inside, you can browse stalls filled with fresh produce, paprika and other Hungarian ingredients. Then look up from the counters: the hall’s late 19th-century architecture is part of the experience too. 🌶️🫓😋

Have you explored it yet?

02/10/2026

Step into nearly 500 years of history at Rudas Bath, where Ottoman architecture, thermal waters and modern wellness all meet under one spectacular dome. 🌊

Take a dip in Budapest’s warmest swimming pool, soak in the historic Turkish bath, then head up to the rooftop thermal jacuzzi for gorgeous views across the Danube to Pest. 🇧🇵

Sounds great? Click for some interesting facts about this little jewel box! 💙

Rudas Bath offers a blend of Ottoman-era architectural heritage and all the comforts of modern wellness.

01/10/2026

October offers great programmes in Hungary! Just check out this list:

🍷 Celebrate the harvest in the UNESCO-listed Tokaj W**e Region with local wines, music and traditions.
🍇 Taste murci - freshly fermenting grape must - alongside local wines and autumn flavours at Lake Balaton.
🎶 Explore Budapest’s cultural scene through classical music, jazz, dance, theatre and contemporary art.
🍂 Discover seasonal menus and special culinary experiences across Budapest and its surroundings.
🏃 Run past some of the capital’s most iconic sights at the SPAR Budapest Marathon Festival.
🥂 Head to Etyek for local wines, artisan food and a relaxed harvest-season atmosphere.
🎻 Experience André Rieu live with the Johann Strauss Orchestra, performing celebrated waltzes, ballads and more.
👨‍🍳 Discover flavours of the Hungarian countryside and see how traditional sausages are made.

Discover more events taking place across Hungary this October:
https://visithungary.com/collection/events
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30/09/2026

Step inside Herend’s Porcelain Museum in 360°! 🔁 Take a look around and explore the pieces on display.

Herend porcelain is one of the most internationally renowned names in Hungarian decorative arts, known for its hand-painted designs. Which piece catches your eye? 🇭🇺

28/09/2026

Gulyás, fish soup, pörkölt, lángos, Dobos cake… where would you start? 🇭🇺🍽️

If you’re curious about Hungarian food, our guide takes you from hearty soups and home-style favourites to street food and desserts. Take a look before your next trip, and tell us which dish you’d try first. 😋

https://visithungary.com/articles/all-you-need-to-know-about-hungarian-cuisine

26/09/2026

Have you seen this distinctive memorial in Budapest? 👀🇭🇺

Located in City Park, near the Museum of Ethnography, it commemorates the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. Its weathered steel pillars gradually converge to form a gleaming wedge, symbolising how individual elements unite to represent collective strength and the will of the people.

A powerful symbol of courage, unity and freedom - and well worth visiting while exploring Budapest. ❤️🤍💚

25/09/2026

Swap city streets for fairytale forest trails in the Szalajka Valley, where you can hike, cycle or hop aboard the narrow-gauge railway through one of Hungary’s loveliest nature spots. Sounds great? Read the article and start planning your trip!
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Join us today and take a trip to the Szalajka Valley. If you are here, do not miss also the other famouse holiday resort in the Bükk, Lillafüred.