Ultimate Travel Guide Hungary
Find all you need to know in this ultimate travel guide, Hungary and embark on cultural and historical adventures. Haven awaits you!
Hungary, with a population of 9.71 million and an area of 93,026 kmยฒ, boasts diverse and beautiful landscapes and is renowned for its thermal and mineral water sources. Often called the “land of waters,” Hungary’s thermal lakes and baths continuously attract thousands of tourists yearly.
Hungary offers several attractions, from fairy-tale architecture to picturesque landscapes and soothing thermal baths. Collectively, these elements contribute to making Hungary an irresistible and must-visit destination for travellers seeking diverse and captivating experiences.
Explore Hungary with this ultimate guide, designed to offer invaluable insights into the country’s attractions. Uncover hidden gems and find recommendations on where to go and stay, ensuring an unforgettable experience for every traveller.
What to Know
Best time to visit
The best time to visit Hungary, with the most favourable weather conditions, is April, May, and September. Explore the country’s beauty during these ideal periods for a memorable experience.
Currency and ATMs
Hungary’s official currency is the Hungarian Forint, although euros are also accepted. However, be cautious, as conversion rates may not be favourable. Save on fees with the Revolut Master Card. ATMs are widely available, particularly in cities. Locating in smaller towns may require more effort, but they are still common.
Safety Rank
Hungary ranks 18th in safety out of 163 countries, making it a secure and peaceful destination for solo travellers. The country is known for its easy travel and comfortable atmosphere. It allows travellers to explore cities at their own pace, even in bustling urban environments, with no rush to see it all.
Hitchhiking
Hitchhiking in Hungary is relatively easy, especially in rural areas. You can get a ride fairly quickly on roads with minimal traffic. Additionally, you can refill your water bottles along the way as drinkable tap water is available from various taps. For more tips, read our blog post about hitchhiking.
Visa
To enter Hungary, ensure you have a valid passport. Depending on your nationality, you may need a Schengen Visa. Travellers without a Schengen visa must have a passport valid for at least six months.
Plugs
In Hungary, electrical outlets of types C and F are standard. Type F sockets are commonly used in various countries, especially in Europe, making them easily accessible for travellers.
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