Hungary

Unveil the Charm of Hungary: A Mosaic of Culture, History, and Natural Beauty

 Map of Hungary

Immerse yourself in the heart of Central Europe where Hungary awaits, a country rich with a history that stretches from the Roman times through the era of Magyar tribes setting their roots, to its rise as a European power in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Today, Hungary stands proud with its unique language and cultural heritage, its capital Budapest shining brightly as the 'Pearl of the Danube'.

Woven Through Time: The Hungarian Narrative

The narrative of Hungary is a chronicle of resilience and pride. From the reign of Saint Stephen, the first King of Hungary, through the Ottoman occupation, to the revolutions against Habsburg and Soviet rule, Hungary has continuously carved its identity, remaining a testament to its enduring spirit and rich traditions.

Budapest: Where Every Street Tells a Story

Straddling the Danube, Budapest is a tapestry of architectural wonder, with the majestic Parliament building, the historic Buda Castle, and the iconic Chain Bridge. The city's thermal baths, like the Széchenyi, offer a dip into both relaxation and history.

Lake Balaton: A Natural Retreat

Escape to Lake Balaton, the largest lake in Central Europe, affectionately known as the 'Hungarian Sea'. Its shores offer vineyards, historic towns, and summer festivals, making it a favorite for both leisure and cultural delights.

Eger: A Blend of History and Wine

In northern Hungary, Eger beckons with its storied castle, baroque buildings, and the Valley of Beautiful Women, renowned for its exquisite wines, especially the bold 'Bull's Blood'.

Pécs: A Cultural Melting Pot

Discover Pécs, a city adorned with a UNESCO World Heritage Site status, celebrating its Roman past, Ottoman influences, and a wealth of historical churches and buildings.

From the Great Hungarian Plain to the historic town of Szentendre, Hungary offers a voyage into its soulful landscapes and vibrant culture. Let travel.frogsfolly.com be your guide to this enchanting land where history, hospitality, and the heartbeat of Europe come together. Join us in exploring Hungary, a country that not only lies at the crossroads of continents but also at the intersection of history and modern-day charm.

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<p>A twice life-sized white marble statue of Szent László király (King Saint Ladislaus / Ladislaus I), set into a recessed niche of grand southeastern structural pillar supporting the central dome of St. Stephen's Basilica, was originally modeled by the renowned Hungarian sculptor János Fadrusz and completed posthumously by his student Rezső Rollinger Gaál in 1904. Saint Ladislaus I (c. 1040–1095) was a revered 11th-century King of Hungary (1077–1095) and Croatia (1091) known as a pious warrior-saint who stabilized the kingdom, expanded its borders, and consolidated Christianity. He is celebrated for his chivalry, strict legal codes, and defense of the Church, canonized in 1192.<br />
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Szent István bazilika (Saint Stephen's Basilica) is an ecclesiastic basilica and co-cathdedral named after the first King of Hungaryand housing his mummified right hand., was built between 1851 and 1905 1905.   The first Neoclassical plans for the structure were drafted by József Hild. Upon Hild's death in 1867, Miklós Ybl took over construction, modifying the design to a more neo-Renaissance style.  Ornamental elements and the interior were completed by József Kauser.  Standing at 96 meters tall—equal in height to the Hungarian Parliament Building—it is the largest church in the city and a focal point of its UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone.</p>
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<p>A twice life-sized white marble statue of Szent Gellért (Saint Gerard of Csanád), set into a recessed niche of the grand southwestern structural pillar supporting the central dome of St. Stephen's Basilica, was sculpted by the celebrated Hungarian master Alajos Stróbl in 1905. Saint Gerard (c. 980–1046) was an Italian-born Benedictine monk who became the first Bishop of Csanád and a foundational figure in the Christianization of Hungary. Revered as a scholar and tutor to royal princes, he suffered a martyr's death when pagan rebels threw him from a cliff on Gellért Hill during a major uprising, leading to his canonization in 1083.<br />
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Szent István bazilika (Saint Stephen's Basilica) is an ecclesiastic basilica and co-cathdedral named after the first King of Hungaryand housing his mummified right hand., was built between 1851 and 1905 1905.   The first Neoclassical plans for the structure were drafted by József Hild. Upon Hild's death in 1867, Miklós Ybl took over construction, modifying the design to a more neo-Renaissance style.  Ornamental elements and the interior were completed by József Kauser.  Standing at 96 meters tall—equal in height to the Hungarian Parliament Building—it is the largest church in the city and a focal point of its UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone.</p>
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<p>A white marble statue of Szent József (Saint Joseph), sculpted by the prominent Hungarian artist Pál Pátzay in 1964, is one of a pair of large commissions near the main entrance pillars of St. Stephen's Basilica, standing opposite his accompanying statue of the Virgin Mary.   The octagonal pedestal features a biblical reference to Genesis 41:55 with the Hungarian text inscription &quot;Menjetek Józsefhez!&quot; (&quot;Go to Joseph!&quot;). <br />
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Szent István bazilika (Saint Stephen's Basilica) is an ecclesiastic basilica and co-cathdedral named after the first King of Hungaryand housing his mummified right hand., was built between 1851 and 1905 1905.   The first Neoclassical plans for the structure were drafted by József Hild. Upon Hild's death in 1867, Miklós Ybl took over construction, modifying the design to a more neo-Reanissance style.  Ornamental elements and the interior were completed by József Kauser.  Standing at 96 meters tall—equal in height to the Hungarian Parliament Building—it is the largest church in the city and a focal point of its UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone.</p>
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<p>A white marble statue of Szent Antal (Saint Anthony of Padua), located inside St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest, was sculpted by the Hungarian artist József Damkó in 1928. A companion piece to Damkó's Sacred Heart of Jesus statue on the opposite column, the statue stands prominently against one of the main structural pillars closest to the high altar on the right side of the nave.<br />
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Szent István bazilika (Saint Stephen's Basilica) is an ecclesiastic basilica and co-cathdedral named after the first King of Hungaryand housing his mummified right hand., was built between 1851 and 1905 1905.   The first Neoclassical plans for the structure were drafted by József Hild. Upon Hild's death in 1867, Miklós Ybl took over construction, modifying the design to a more neo-Reanissance style.  Ornamental elements and the interior were completed by József Kauser.  Standing at 96 meters tall—equal in height to the Hungarian Parliament Building—it is the largest church in the city and a focal point of its UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone.</p>
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<p>A white marble statue of Szent Rita (Saint Rita), located inside St. Stephen's Basilica, was sculpted by Hungarian sculptor Ernő Jálic in 1940.  The statue depicts Rita of Cascia (1381-1467) in a nun's habit, holding a Crown of Thorns atop a pedestal with the inscription of the Hungarian prayer invocation, Szent Rita könyörögj érettünk! (Saint Rita, pray for us!).<br />
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Szent István bazilika (Saint Stephen's Basilica) is an ecclesiastic basilica and co-cathdedral named after the first King of Hungaryand housing his mummified right hand., was built between 1851 and 1905 1905.   The first Neoclassical plans for the structure were drafted by József Hild. Upon Hild's death in 1867, Miklós Ybl took over construction, modifying the design to a more neo-Reanissance style.  Ornamental elements and the interior were completed by József Kauser.  Standing at 96 meters tall—equal in height to the Hungarian Parliament Building—it is the largest church in the city and a focal point of its UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone.</p>
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<p>A white marble statue titled Kis Szent Teréz (Little Saint Thérèse), located inside St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest, was sculpted by the renowned Hungarian artist Béni Ferenczy in 1949. The artwork portrays the Carmelite nun Thérèse of Lisieux (1873–1897), known as the &quot;Little Flower,&quot; dressed in a traditional habit, holding a crucifix firmly against her chest with her left hand while her right hand gestures toward an abundant cascade of roses spilling down her dress—referencing her famous promise to &quot;let fall a shower of roses&quot; from heaven after her death. The front of the grey marble pedestal displays a dedicated plaque featuring the Hungarian prayer invocation, &quot;Kis Szent Teréz könyörögj érettünk!&quot; (&quot;Little Saint Therese, pray for us!&quot;)<br />
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Szent István bazilika (Saint Stephen's Basilica) is an ecclesiastic basilica and co-cathdedral named after the first King of Hungaryand housing his mummified right hand., was built between 1851 and 1905 1905.   The first Neoclassical plans for the structure were drafted by József Hild. Upon Hild's death in 1867, Miklós Ybl took over construction, modifying the design to a more neo-Reanissance style.  Ornamental elements and the interior were completed by József Kauser.  Standing at 96 meters tall—equal in height to the Hungarian Parliament Building—it is the largest church in the city and a focal point of its UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone.</p>
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<p>A white marble statue titled Jézus Szíve (Sacred Heart of Jesus), located inside St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest, was sculpted by the Hungarian artist József Damkó in 1925. Placed within the grand sanctuary space, the statue stands prominently against one of the main structural pillars closest to the high altar on the left side of the nave.<br />
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Szent István bazilika (Saint Stephen's Basilica) is an ecclesiastic basilica and co-cathdedral named after the first King of Hungaryand housing his mummified right hand., was built between 1851 and 1905 1905.   The first Neoclassical plans for the structure were drafted by József Hild. Upon Hild's death in 1867, Miklós Ybl took over construction, modifying the design to a more neo-Reanissance style.  Ornamental elements and the interior were completed by József Kauser.  Standing at 96 meters tall—equal in height to the Hungarian Parliament Building—it is the largest church in the city and a focal point of its UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone.</p>
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<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/wallyg/55261817864/" title="Budapest - Lipotvaros: Szent István-bazilika - Szent László király"><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55261817864_951d0d7aa8_m.jpg" width="160" height="240" alt="Budapest - Lipotvaros: Szent István-bazilika - Szent László király" /></a></p>

<p>A twice life-sized white marble statue of Szent László király (King Saint Ladislaus / Ladislaus I), set into a recessed niche of grand southeastern structural pillar supporting the central dome of St. Stephen's Basilica, was originally modeled by the renowned Hungarian sculptor János Fadrusz and completed posthumously by his student Rezső Rollinger Gaál in 1904. Saint Ladislaus I (c. 1040–1095) was a revered 11th-century King of Hungary (1077–1095) and Croatia (1091) known as a pious warrior-saint who stabilized the kingdom, expanded its borders, and consolidated Christianity. He is celebrated for his chivalry, strict legal codes, and defense of the Church, canonized in 1192.<br />
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Szent István bazilika (Saint Stephen's Basilica) is an ecclesiastic basilica and co-cathdedral named after the first King of Hungaryand housing his mummified right hand., was built between 1851 and 1905 1905.   The first Neoclassical plans for the structure were drafted by József Hild. Upon Hild's death in 1867, Miklós Ybl took over construction, modifying the design to a more neo-Renaissance style.  Ornamental elements and the interior were completed by József Kauser.  Standing at 96 meters tall—equal in height to the Hungarian Parliament Building—it is the largest church in the city and a focal point of its UNESCO World Heritage buffer zone.</p>
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<p>The renovated Citadella.<br />
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<p>The renovated Citadella.<br />
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<p>The renovated Citadella.<br />
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<p>The renovated Citadella.<br />
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<p>The renovated Citadella.<br />
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