Hungary is a new destination now in the European Union. We have an exciting opportunity to make your holiday experiences memorable.

Tours by coach around the city make a good starting point for journeys further afield.

Budapest is often refered to as the "Pearl of the Danube". There are seven bridges joining Buda to Pest. The river is Europe's busiest commercial waterway but also the best entertainment venue on river cruisers. The city can be viewed in a leisurely way from the River Danube.

Budapest is the "Pearl of the Danube" with seven bridges joining Buda to Pest - Europe's busiest commercial waterway and a great entertainment venue for river cruises. Dining and musical river trips are regularly held to The Danube Bend, Visegrád and Esztergom.

The historical site of Visegrad was used by regional kings for meetings with a secure location on the heights of the Solomon Tower and Castle overlooking the River Danube.The Mária Valéria Bridge at Esztergom has recently reopened a link with Slovakia across the Danube.

Szentendre is a colourful Baroque town with picturesque streets, museums, little boutiques and confectionery shops.

Historically it has been settled by people from neighbouring cultures.

The Open-Air Ethnographic Museum, or Skanzen, is the largest such collection in Hungary with 340 buildings relocated from around ten regions of the country. Folk handicrafts are displayed. It is situated near Szentendre.

  3 Ecotourism - Hollókö

Hollókö is a Unesco protected heritage site, a living museum with a Post House, Weaving House and Village Museum.

The ancient traditions of Hungarian wine production are going through a renaissance as the earlier quantities are exchanged for quality. Rich and fragrant Tokaj melts in the throat like mead. Fine cheeses and desserts make great meals memorable.

Bugac Puszta has village style accommodation, a protected environment for equestrian pursuits and angling lakes.