Hungary Tour Packages

Why Hungary is the Hidden Gem of Europe?

What the country lacks in size, it makes up for in natural delights and architectural charm. Hungary tourism is studded with stunning architecture, folk art, thermal springs, and arguably Europe's most exciting national capital after dark. The city of Budapest is a major drawing card for Hungary travel. Both architecturally and culturally, Hungary is a treasure trove. Everything from Roman ruins and medieval towns to baroque churches, neoclassical buildings, and art nouveau bathhouses, Hungary is a traveler’s paradise. The itinerary of Hungary packages is not just bounded to its capital, more places are included such as the Reök Palace in Szeged and the Mosque Church in Pécs, which are fine specimens of Hungary’s rich heritage. Travelers can make the most of their short-lived or long-duration trip to the country with our exciting Hungary holiday tour packages from India.

Visit Urban Sprawls and Historical Landmarks

An old-world city with a modern pulse, Budapest is rightly placed at the top of the list of attractions to visit on a Hungary tour. Few destinations in Europe can match up to Budapest’s mesmerizing setting astride the Danube River. Split off into two sides, the Buda and the Pest, the “City of Lights” experiences different lifestyles and neighborhoods. The elegance of Royal Palace and the sumptuous Hungarian State Opera House are a testimony to its past. The grandly designed boulevards, key landmarks of the hilly city center in the Castle District, the Gothic Matthias Church, and the imperiously domed Royal Palace are the best tourist places in Budapest. Located near the City Park, the Heroes Square is renowned for Old Master paintings, facades, and frescoes.

While older people like to keep it to themselves, the ethos of young urbanites is to mingle and party after dark. The throbbing garden bars or kertek and floating lounges at Hajógyári Island are must-visit places in the city. On the Buda side of the River Danube, travelers can take sightseeing tours of royal palaces, Ottoman-era spas, and forested hills, while to the Pest side a clutch of museums, art nouveau buildings, a resurgent Jewish quarter, and the ad-hoc nightlife await. The hot springs and thermal spas in Budapest, which were used by the Romans for medicinal purposes, have transformed into splendid architectural marvels.

Beyond the urban sprawls, Lake Balaton is the largest freshwater lake in Central Europe. Up north, the snow-laden forests of Bakony Hills are popular skiing destinations in Hungary. Lake Hévíz, Tihany, the Caves of Lillafüred, Eger Castle, and the ruins of Visegrád Royal Palace are popular places to visit in Hungary. Browse through our listings of Hungary tour packages with different itineraries that are suitable for travelers of all interests.