Hungary
About My Trip to Hungary
Hungary Pages By Map
My trip to Hungary was absolutely unforgettable! I started in Budapest, where I stumbled upon the St. Gerard Statue on a hilltop. The view from there was breathtaking, and I spent the rest of the day exploring the city’s charming streets and historic landmarks.
I took a self-guided bridge walking tour along the Danube, admiring the stunning views of Buda Castle and St. Gellért Hill. The Chain Bridge, with its iconic lion statues, was a highlight. I also took a Danube River cruise, which offered a unique perspective of the city’s landmarks and a chance to learn about its history.
I also had the chance to explore Pécs, where I was captivated by the unique blend of architectural styles. The city is home to stunning Islamic, Jewish, and Christian influences, which you can see in buildings like the Pécs Synagogue and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. I spent the day wandering through the cobblestone streets, admiring the colorful buildings and soaking up the vibrant atmosphere.
From Pécs, I took a day trip to Mohács, a charming town with a rich history and a beautiful riverside location. I wandered through the streets, visited the Heroes’ Memorial, and enjoyed a leisurely walk along the Danube River.
Overall, my trip to Hungary was a fantastic adventure filled with stunning scenery, rich history, and charming towns. I can’t wait to return!
Hungary
Disclaimer: Buzzin’ Around the World strives to provide accurate and up-to-date information based on our research at the time of publication. We respect all applicable laws and fair use principles. If you believe any information is incorrect or violates regulations, please contact us at buzzinaroundtheworld@gmail.com.
Affiliate Links and Reviews: We use affiliate links to generate income and may receive a commission at no additional cost to you when you use our links. We strive for honest and transparent reviews, even for products which we receive compensation.
Content Creation: Our content is based on our own travel experiences. All photos are our own unless otherwise stated. We sometimes utilize AI tools to assist with tasks like generating titles, summarizing content, and improving organization.
For more information: For more information, please click HERE to visit our private policy page. We can be reached at buzzinaroundtheworld@gmail.com.
Budapest
I was exploring Budapest and stumbled upon a hilltop statue. Upon closer inspection, I realized it was the St. Gerard Statue, honoring a 11th-century bishop with a dramatic story. I decided to climb the hill for a better view of the city. The view was incredible! I spent the rest of the day exploring the city.
I decided to explore Budapest on my own and embarked on a bridge walking tour. Starting at Erzsébet Bridge, I followed the Danube, taking in the stunning views of Buda Castle and St. Gellért Hill. The Chain Bridge, with its iconic lion statues, was a highlight. I crossed it to explore Buda before returning to Pest. Along the way, I paused to admire the architecture, read historical plaques, and soak up the city’s atmosphere. It was a fantastic way to experience Budapest’s unique blend of history and beauty.
I recently took a Danube River cruise in Budapest. It was a great way to see the city from a different perspective. I booked my tour online and chose a cruise that was a good value for the price. The cruise offered stunning views of Budapest’s landmarks, and I learned a lot about the city’s history from the audio guide. I would definitely recommend taking a Danube River cruise to anyone visiting Budapest.
Join me for a relaxing hour-long cruise on the Danube River, where you’ll witness the beauty of Budapest’s most famous landmarks. From the majestic Parliament building to the historic Chain Bridge, this tour offers a unique perspective of the city’s stunning architecture
Pécs
I had the chance to explore the charming city of Pécs on a recent trip to Hungary. As soon as I arrived, I was captivated by the unique blend of architectural styles. The city is home to stunning Islamic, Jewish, and Christian influences, which you can see in buildings like the Pécs Synagogue and St. Stephen’s Cathedral.
I spent the day wandering through the cobblestone streets, admiring the colorful buildings and soaking up the vibrant atmosphere. I visited Széchenyi Square, a bustling public square where locals and tourists alike gather. I also explored the historic Pécs Cathedral, a magnificent structure with intricate details.
Overall, my day in Pécs was a delightful experience. I would highly recommend visiting this charming Hungarian city if you ever have the chance.
I embarked on a self-guided walking tour of Pécs, beginning at the Árkád Shopping Mall and taking me to iconic landmarks like Kossuth Square, Széchenyi Square, and the Mosque of Pasha Qasim. I also climbed the Bell Tower of the Pécs Cathedral for stunning city views.
I visited the Pécs TV Tower, a 646-foot-tall landmark in Hungary. The observation deck offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city. There’s also a restaurant on-site for a leisurely lunch. I took a bus to the tower and paid a $4 admission fee.
The Pécs TV Tower is a must-visit for anyone exploring Pécs, Hungary. As one of the country’s tallest structures, it offers jaw-dropping panoramic views that stretch for miles.
In this video, we take you on a virtual trip to the top of the tower. Enjoy stunning vistas of Pécs, the surrounding forests, and distant fields. Spot famous landmarks like Pécs Cathedral and the Mosque of Pasha Qasim.
Mohács
Taking a day trip to Mohács from Pécs was a delightful way to explore a charming Hungarian town. The journey was easy, with both trains and buses available. Mohács itself captivated me with its rich history and riverside location.
I wandered along Szabadság Street, soaking up the atmosphere of this small town. The Heroes’ Memorial stood as a poignant reminder of the area’s past. The Danube River added to the town’s beauty, and I also visited several churches, each with its own unique character. Mohács offered a perfect blend of history, nature, and small-town charm – I highly recommend a day trip here if you’re ever in Pécs!
Discover the charm of Mohács on a day trip from Pécs! I took a bus and explored the town before enjoying a leisurely walk along the Danube River. Watching the car ferry and cruise ship was a highlight