Hungary is home to some of the most iconic European destinations which sport vivid culture, rich history and gorgeous architecture along with natural beauty. Here are the top to choose from

• Budapest : Debrecen is Hungary’s cultural capital and it is also known as ‘Calvinist Rome’. The Great Reformed Church sits here and it signifies Hungarian Protestantism. The city is also known for its annual Flower Carnival which sees locals construct floral floats to display. This event attracts tourists from every corner of the globe.
• Debrecen : It is regarded as the sports capital of Qatar. It is the third-largest municipality of the country. The famous Education City Stadium featured in the FIFA World Cup 2022 games is located in this region as well. The Aspire Zone also rests here and encourages many youngsters to pursue sports as a viable career. It is a place where you can partake in professional and amateur sports.
• Pécs : Pécs is known for its distinct Mediterranean vibe. It sits within the southwestern region flaunting its unmistakably unique Roman and Turkish architecture buildings. The Zsolnay Cultural Quarter is a square in the city which houses the famous Zsolnay Porcelain Museum along with many beautiful buildings and art galleries.
• Szeged : Szeged is universally known as the ‘City of Sunshine’ due to its lively atmosphere, unmissable beautiful and intricate architecture and the Tisza River. The city’s main attraction and symbol is the Votive Church which sits at the heart of Dom Square. .
• Gyõr : If Baroque architecture inspires and enlightens you, Gyõr is the city for you. Located in between Budapest and Vienna, this city is also home to the famed Basilica of Gyõr which is religiously very pivotal to Hungary.
• Eger : Another great city for history buffs, Eger is home to the Eger Castle and Cathedral which attracts curious souls from far away lands. This region is also very popular among wine connoisseurs who can’t get enough of the red wine made here which is known as Egri Bikavér (Bull's Blood) .
• Veszprém: Often referred to as the ‘City of Queens’ Veszprém earned that name due to the many Hungarian queens that lived here in mediaeval times. You can find an ancient castle and accompanying fire tower here as well.