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Hungary Transdanubia Travel Guide

Transdanubia begins at the foothills of the Alps to the west and extends as far as the Danube. In between, it takes in the volcanic cones north of Lake Balaton and the green and roiling Mecsek and Villany hills to the south. The sheer diversity of the region makes it he perfect rural holiday destination. There is so much to discover m the forested hills of Visegrad Pilis, Gerecse, Vertes and Bakony, with their nature protection areas, geological and biological rarities and the network of ruined romantic castles with a history stretching back to medieval times.

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Budapest Tourist Information

The incredible beauty of Budapest and its numerous and diverse attractions and sights guarantee a great time and unforgettable memories. Although, compared to many other European cities, the Hungarian capital does not belong to the category of the most dangerous locations in terms of public safety, we advise you to observe the practical suggestions and tips compiled by the Budapest Police and the Tourism Office of Budapest listed below, in order to be able to fully enjoy the bustle of the streets, the panorama second to none and the night-time activities.

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Whether you take a first glimpse at its buildings from the windows of the plane or the train, this city of myriad highlights is likely to enchant you immediately. Enjoy the spell, but please always keep an eye on your luggage. Busy railway and bus stations, airports are frequented by opportunistic thieves everywhere, and Budapest is no exception. Never leave your belongings unattended (especially not at the airport due to security considerations). If you travel in a group, one person should always be in charge of watching the luggage. If you cannot yet check-in to your accommodation, but would like to do some sight-seeing, baggage lockers are available at the airport and the railway and bus stations. Do not hesitate to take advantage of these services, for a few hundred Forints you can be sure your luggage will be in safe.

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