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Starting at INR 184,500
9 Days, Flexible Dates
Hungary, nestled in the heart of Europe, is a land of architectural grandeur, soothing thermal baths, and vibrant culture. From the iconic Danube River to medieval towns and hearty cuisine, Hungary offers an enchanting blend of history and modern charm, making it a must-visit destination for travellers. Come and experience the land where History Meets Thermal Bliss
Travel for
CultureRomantic
Best time to visit
March to May: Mild spring weather, ideal for sightseeing; September to November: Pleasant autumn, fewer crowds; December: Festive Christmas markets.
Speak
Hungarian, English
Money Matters
Hungarian Forint (HUF)
Visa for Indians
Visa RequiredSchengen Visa required for Indian passport holders.
Budget
💰 Budget-friendlyFrom $70 / day per person
Capital
Budapest
Time from India
4 hours 30 minutes behind IST.
Flights from India
EmiratesQatar AirwaysLufthansaTurkish AirlinesEtihad Airways
Top Cities
BudapestEgerDebrecenPécs
Why visit
Hungary Highlights
Széchenyi Thermal Baths
One of Europe's largest thermal bath complexes, set in a stunning Neo-Baroque building in City Park.
Budapest Parliament
A Gothic Revival masterpiece on the Danube — one of the most beautiful parliament buildings in the world.
Ruin Bars
Budapest's famous ruin bars transform abandoned buildings into eclectic, art-filled drinking spots.
Know each city
Hungary City Guide
Budapest
3-4 nightsFamous for
Thermal baths, iconic architecture, and vibrant nightlife.
Top attractions
Buda CastleParliament BuildingSzéchenyi Thermal BathFisherman's Bastion.
Where to stay
Buda Castle District, Pest Downtown, Andrassy Avenue.
Hidden gems
Vajdahunyad Castle, Gellért Hill Cave Church, Liberty Bridge at sunset.
Eger
1-2 nightsFamous for
Baroque architecture, wine culture, and medieval charm.
Top attractions
Eger CastleBasilica of EgerSzépasszony Valley (Valley of the Beautiful Women).
Where to stay
City center, Eger Castle area.
Hidden gems
Lyceum's camera obscura, Eger Minaret, Archdiocesan Library.
Debrecen
1-2 nightsFamous for
Thermal spas, cultural festivals, and religious heritage.
Top attractions
Great Reformed ChurchDeri MuseumNagyerdei Water Tower.
Where to stay
City center, near Nagyerdei Park.
Hidden gems
Hortobágy National Park, Malompark market.
Pécs
1-2 nightsFamous for
Roman ruins, vibrant arts scene, and Mediterranean vibes.
Top attractions
Pécs CathedralEarly Christian NecropolisZsolnay Cultural Quarter.
Where to stay
Historic city center.
Hidden gems
Tettye Ruins, Mosque of Pasha Qasim, Mecsek Hills.
Local know-how
Hungary Insider Tips
Thermal Baths: Don't miss the unique thermal baths in Budapest like Gellért and Rudas for an authentic experience.
Wine Regions: Visit Tokaj for world-famous sweet wines or Eger for its bold Bull's Blood red wine.
Local Cuisine: Try traditional dishes like goulash, lángos, and chimney cakes at markets like the Great Market Hall in Budapest.
Danube Views: For the best views of Budapest, walk along the Danube at night or take a sunset river cruise.
Currency Exchange: Exchange money at local currency exchange offices, as airport rates are higher.
Picture perfect
Most Instagrammable Spots in Hungary
Fisherman's Bastion (Budapest)
Stunning views of the Danube and Parliament.
Széchenyi Thermal Bath (Budapest)
Iconic yellow bath complex.
Tokaj Vineyards (Tokaj)
Rolling hills covered in lush vineyards.
Liberty Bridge at Sunset (Budapest)
A serene spot for photography.
Hungary Itineraries
1 curated itinerary covering Hungary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about visiting Hungary.
3–4 days is ideal to cover Budapest's highlights including thermal baths, castle district, ruin bars, and the Parliament. Add 1–2 days for day trips to Eger or Lake Balaton.