Hungary City Breaks - Great family days out
The choice of Hungary as a short break destination has become ever more popular in recent years with an increasing number of cheap flights from several UK airports. Little known cities such as historic Debrecen and the famous spas and baroque churches of Eger offer rewarding times but a Hungary city break for most visitors revolves around the spectacular capital of Budapest with its evocative buildings, folklore and natural beauty and the benefit of excellent value for money. A city break in Budapest simply must involve a romantic cruise or sunset riverside stroll along the commanding Danube River which is the lifeblood of this attractive city. Budapest is surprisingly green with many parks and open spaces housing amusements, a circus and zoo and flower gardens making it the ideal family short break.

City Breaks in Hungary - The baroque grandeur of Budapest
Much of Budapest is a maze of cobbled medieval streets that contain delightful baroque houses, gothic churches such as the Basilica of St. Stephen and charming art and antique shops. A highlight for all visits on a Hungary city break is Buda Castle and the nearby Royal Palace and its museum for a taste of the city's rich and varied history. Famed for its thermal pools, visitors to Budapest can enjoy pampering and heightened wellbeing during a city break in Hungary with numerous hotels and health spas offering a range of refreshing body treatments.

Hungary City Breaks - A day in the beautiful Hungarian countryside
Budapest boasts a vibrant night time atmosphere with a fantastic range of restaurants, bars and evening entertainment that should appeal to all tastes and by day offers rewarding shopping at bargain prices. A Hungary city break in Budapest is a perfect base to explore the surrounding countryside with nearby Lake Balaton an unmissable excursion. Horse riding, cycling and sailing can be enjoyed in a tranquil rural setting or less energetic visitors can simply relax by one of the lovely lakeside beaches or explore the many churches and castles of the area.