Hungary Hotels

No Budapest trip is complete until you've visited Gödöllö and its magnificent palace. Formerly the summer residence of the Emperor of Austria and Hungary, and his queen, the palace is renowned for its impressive Baroque architecture. Benefit from a comprehensive guided tour and refresh with complimentary coffee and cake.

Flanked by rolling hills, the historical town of Eger produces some of Hungary's best wines as well as their celebrated local tipple—bull's blood wine (Egri Bikavér). Enjoy a relaxing day in this exquisite baroque town, complete with a three-course lunch and the chance to sample five local wines.

Trace the shores of Lake Balaton and between the sleepy villages nestled into the hills, discover a bounty of flawless, hand-made porcelain at Herend; enter the protected nature reserve at Tihany Peninsula, and visit Hungary's old spa, Balatonfüred.

Swap Budapest's urban backdrop for the rustic landscape of Hungary's plains (the puszta), a World Heritage Site. Framed by the Danube and Tisza rivers, these vast flatlands offer an insight into rural Hungary. Spend the day on a traditional farm where you will watch a spectacular horse show and relish a Hungarian feast.