Hungary is a country where you can see two thousand-year-old Roman monuments and others from the time of the Turkish domination four centuries ago, in addition to beautiful churches, such as those of Ják, Lébény, Pannonhalma, or old castles, like those to be found in Eger, Sümeg, Siklós...

It is also where the largest lake in central Europe is to be found, Lake Balaton, a real paradise for anyone who goes to see it.
In addition, there is the famous Puszta, the Great Hungarian Plain, which draws lots of people for its folk crafts as well as the horse shows that evoke the traditions and way of life of the region’s inhabitants.

Hungary as a country is composed of Budapest, the capital and also called the Pearl of the Danube, Lake Balaton, Pannonia, the Great Plain and Lake Tisza and Northern Hungary.

The former royal palace and medieval city of Buda is perched on top of the hill and opposite, on the plain below, lies Pest with its offices and luxurious houses.
Surrounded by once active volcanoes, which have given it rich soil ideal for all kinds of cultivation, we find the largest lake in Central Europe, Lake Balaton, and the second most important tourist attraction in the country.

In no other country in the world is there such an ancient and deep-rooted tradition of spas, outstanding among which are Aquincum and Gorsium.

Pannonia, which is also called Trans Danube, has a great many Roman ruins located throughout the area.
The Great Wall is one of the most unique landscapes in Europe and is known as Puszta, barren earth, or desert.