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Useful information about Hungary.
Geography: The republic of Hungary is situated in central Europe. It is bordered by Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia. Its landscape is mainly flat with some low-lying mountains. The main rivers are the Danube and the Tisza.
Climate: Hungary has a very cold climate during winter with the summers being very humid and warm. The south of the country enjoys a Mediterranean climate. Heavy snow showers are common during the winter months.
Attractions: The capital city Budapest is the biggest attraction in Hungary. It is situated on the banks of the river Danube and is a city rich in history, stunning architecture and kind people. Its troubled history has left the city with great historical sites, the jewel being Buda castle, which over looks the Danube.
Travel/Holidays: There are plenty of things to do and places to see in Hungary. Its countryside has many national parks and its cities are popular for short city breaks. The best time to visit Hungary is during the autumn months - during the summer months resorts are very crowded.
Accommodation: There are a large variety of places to stay at reasonable rates. Cheap hostels are plentiful for students, with good quality hotels that will meet most tourists needs. The cheapest time to visit Hungary is during the autumn and winter months.
Arts/Culture/People: Embroidery, carvings, pottery and paintings are all part of Hungarian arts and culture. Traditional Hungarian folk music and dance have been popular throughout the centuries. There were a lot of great Hungarian composers. Throughout the years many great artists have left Hungary for political reasons.
Religion: The majority of people living in Hungary are Catholic or practice some form of Christianity.
Architecture: Hungary is home to some of Europe’s best architecture. It boasts Europe’s third largest church - the Esztergom Basilica, and the second largest abbey in the world - the Pannonhalma Archabbey. The famous Baroque castle is also situated there.
Landscape: A large part of Hungary’s landscape is covered in woodland and wetland. The majority of the land is flat with few hills. There are several large national parks and wetland parks hosting a large amount of wildlife that is protected.
Flag: The National flag of Hungary is a horizontal tricolour of red, white and green; it has been the official flag of Hungary since 1957.
Government: The government of Hungary is a Parliamentary democracy. The Prime Minister is elected by Parliament and can only be removed by a vote The President is elected by the Parliment </wiki/Parliament> every five years, has a largely ceremonial role, choosing the dates of the parliamentary elections.
Drink: The main alcoholic drinks produced in Hungary are red and white wine and beer. Fruit juices and coffee are also produced there.
Facts: The capital city is Budapest. The population of Hungary is estimated at over 10 million.
Exports: Hungary's main exports are mining material, metallurgy, construction materials, vehicles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles and food processing.
Food: Hungarian food includes soups, sausages and smoked meat. The Hungarian goulash soup is a well-known dish. Other foods widely used are chicken, pork, beef and veal.
Currency: The currency of Hungary is the Forint
Time Zone: Standard Time is +1 GMT
Country Telephone code: The international country calling code of Hungary is + 36
Visa: People living inside the borders of the European Union do not need a visa to visit or work. People living outside the EU zone should contact their local embassy. Foreigners planning to visit Hungary for a period longer than 90 days, or for the purposes of employment or other income-earning activity, should apply for a visa .
Sport: Soccer is the most common sport in Hungary. Water sports are also common, and are played on the main rivers and lakes. Historically fencing is an important sport. Horse riding is a traditional sport.
Economy: Hungary’s economy benefits from strong agriculture, a rapid growing tourism sector and a robust service sector. Hungary's main industries are mining, metallurgy, construction materials, vehicles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles and food processing.
History: The history of Hungary is drowned in blood shed and dates back for thousands of years. Hungary was once part of the Roman Empire. Other invaders include the Huns, the Goths and the Turks. In more recent times it became an ally of Hitler during the Second World War and became a communist state under the rule of the USSR.
Languages: The official language of Hungary is Hungarian.
Geography: The republic of Hungary is situated in central Europe. It is bordered by Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia. Its landscape is mainly flat with some low-lying mountains. The main rivers are the Danube and the Tisza.
Climate: Hungary has a very cold climate during winter with the summers being very humid and warm. The south of the country enjoys a Mediterranean climate. Heavy snow showers are common during the winter months.
Attractions: The capital city Budapest is the biggest attraction in Hungary. It is situated on the banks of the river Danube and is a city rich in history, stunning architecture and kind people. Its troubled history has left the city with great historical sites, the jewel being Buda castle, which over looks the Danube.
Travel/Holidays: There are plenty of things to do and places to see in Hungary. Its countryside has many national parks and its cities are popular for short city breaks. The best time to visit Hungary is during the autumn months - during the summer months resorts are very crowded.
Accommodation: There are a large variety of places to stay at reasonable rates. Cheap hostels are plentiful for students, with good quality hotels that will meet most tourists needs. The cheapest time to visit Hungary is during the autumn and winter months.
Arts/Culture/People: Embroidery, carvings, pottery and paintings are all part of Hungarian arts and culture. Traditional Hungarian folk music and dance have been popular throughout the centuries. There were a lot of great Hungarian composers. Throughout the years many great artists have left Hungary for political reasons.
Religion: The majority of people living in Hungary are Catholic or practice some form of Christianity.
Architecture: Hungary is home to some of Europe’s best architecture. It boasts Europe’s third largest church - the Esztergom Basilica, and the second largest abbey in the world - the Pannonhalma Archabbey. The famous Baroque castle is also situated there.
Landscape: A large part of Hungary’s landscape is covered in woodland and wetland. The majority of the land is flat with few hills. There are several large national parks and wetland parks hosting a large amount of wildlife that is protected.
Flag: The National flag of Hungary is a horizontal tricolour of red, white and green; it has been the official flag of Hungary since 1957.
Government: The government of Hungary is a Parliamentary democracy. The Prime Minister is elected by Parliament and can only be removed by a vote The President is elected by the Parliment </wiki/Parliament> every five years, has a largely ceremonial role, choosing the dates of the parliamentary elections.
Drink: The main alcoholic drinks produced in Hungary are red and white wine and beer. Fruit juices and coffee are also produced there.
Facts: The capital city is Budapest. The population of Hungary is estimated at over 10 million.
Exports: Hungary's main exports are mining material, metallurgy, construction materials, vehicles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles and food processing.
Food: Hungarian food includes soups, sausages and smoked meat. The Hungarian goulash soup is a well-known dish. Other foods widely used are chicken, pork, beef and veal.
Currency: The currency of Hungary is the Forint
Time Zone: Standard Time is +1 GMT
Country Telephone code: The international country calling code of Hungary is + 36
Visa: People living inside the borders of the European Union do not need a visa to visit or work. People living outside the EU zone should contact their local embassy. Foreigners planning to visit Hungary for a period longer than 90 days, or for the purposes of employment or other income-earning activity, should apply for a visa .
Sport: Soccer is the most common sport in Hungary. Water sports are also common, and are played on the main rivers and lakes. Historically fencing is an important sport. Horse riding is a traditional sport.
Economy: Hungary’s economy benefits from strong agriculture, a rapid growing tourism sector and a robust service sector. Hungary's main industries are mining, metallurgy, construction materials, vehicles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles and food processing.
History: The history of Hungary is drowned in blood shed and dates back for thousands of years. Hungary was once part of the Roman Empire. Other invaders include the Huns, the Goths and the Turks. In more recent times it became an ally of Hitler during the Second World War and became a communist state under the rule of the USSR.
Languages: The official language of Hungary is Hungarian.