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Use the links below to jump to the description of the program: BUDAPEST AND ITS SURROUNDINGS: Romantic weekend in Budapest Budapest and the Hungarian Great Plain Culture and Gastronomy of Budapest Discover Budapest and its surroundings SPECIALIZED TOURS: Architecture and Arts in Budapest Wine tour through Hungary Agriculture study tour for professionals ROUND TRIPS: Come and discover the various hidden treasures of Hungary! Where the Orient meets the Occident Western Hungary Colourful Hungary If we aroused you interest for Hungary, please contact us!

BUDAPEST AND ITS SURROUNDINGS

*Romantic weekend in Budapest* (2 nights / 3 days) Day1: BUDAPEST Arrival at the Budapest International Airport. The coach and the guide wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the city and lunch at a restaurant (3-course menu without drinks) in Budapest. Guided city tour in Budapest. Visiting the St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Grand Synagogue, Andrassy Street, the Opera House, the Heroes’ Square, Vajdahunyad Castle, the Central Market Hall, the Castle District at Buda. Entrance ticket to the Matthias Church and to the Fishermen’s Bastion included. Transfer and check-in at the hotel. Dinner (3-course menu with a glass of white and red wine, mineral water, coffee) accompanied by a colourful folklore show and gypsy music in a restaurant in Budapest. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 2: SZENETENDRE - BUDAPEST Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Trip to Szentendre, a picturesque little Baroque town, the town of the artists. Guided city tour in Szentendre, including entrance tickets to the Serb Orthodox Cathedral Blagovestenska and the famous Ceramic Museum „Kovács Margit”. It is a great place to shop for souvenirs in one of the many small shops. Lunch at a restaurant (3-course menu without drinks). In the afternoon, possibility for bathing at the famous Gellért Spa in Budapest (swimming pool, thermal bath, sauna). Gellért Spa is the most popular bath, decorated with a wealth of original Art Nouveau furnishings, artistic mosaics, stain glass windows and sculptures. Late in the afternoon, one hour panoramic boat trip on the Danube. Dinner at a restaurant (3-course menu without drinks) in Budapest. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 3: BUDAPEST Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Visit to the Parliament where you can see the Hungarian crown jewels and the Holy Crown. Visit to the Museum of Fine Arts: the grand neo-classical building houses a collection of around 100.000 art works since 1906. The museum has a broad collection of foreign art from antiquity to the present day. This includes antique Egyptian, Greek and Roman collections. The Italian collection gives a comprehensive overview of the Italian school of painting from 13th to 18th century. The jewels of the Spanish collection are seven El Greco works. 19-20th century masterworks of French painting are also most comprehensively represented. Promenade and shopping in the city centre, in the Vaci Street, on the Vörösmarty Square and on the bank of the Danube. Lunch at a restaurant (3-course menu without drinks). Transfer to the airport. Check-in at the airport. The group leaves Budapest. End of services.


Budapest and the Hungarian Great Plain (2 nights / 3 days) Day1: BUDAPEST Arrival at the Budapest International Airport. The coach and guide wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the city and lunch at a restaurant (3-course menu without drinks) in Budapest. Guided city tour in Budapest. Visiting the St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Grand Synagogue, Andrassy Street, the Opera House, the Heroes’ Square, Vajdahunyad Castle, the Central Market Hall, the Castle District at Buda. Entrance ticket to the Matthias Church and to the Fishermen’s Bastion included. Transfer and check-in at the hotel. Dinner (3-course menu with a glass of white and red wine, mineral water, coffee) accompanied by a colourful folklore show and gypsy music in a restaurant in Budapest. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 2: SZENETENDRE - BUDAPEST Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Trip to Szentendre, a picturesque little Baroque town, the town of the artists. Guided city tour in Szentendre, including entrance tickets to the Serb Orthodox Cathedral Blagovestenska and the famous Ceramic Museum „Kovács Ma rgit”. It is a great place to shop for souvenirs in one of the many small shops. Lunch at a restaurant (3-course menu without drinks). In the afternoon, possibility for bathing at the famous Gellért Spa in Budapest (swimming pool, thermal bath, sauna). Gellért Spa is the most popular bath, decorated with a wealth of original Art Nouveau furnishings, artistic mosaics, stain glass windows and sculptures. Late in the afternoon, one hour panoramic boat trip on the Danube. Dinner at a restaurant (3-course menu without drinks) in Budapest. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 3: KECSKEMÉT – HUNGARIAN GREAT PLAIN, PUSZTA Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Great Hungarian Plain (the Puszta). Guided tour in Kecskemét including the Art Nouveau Town Hall and its clock, the Old Church, the romantic Synagogue, Music Academy of Ferenc Liszt and the Cifra Palace, one of the major works of Hungarian secession. Then continuation towards the farm in Lajosmizse. Upon arrival welcome by apricot brandy and pogacsa (sauvory scones). Carriage ride through the Puszta, horse show programme, possibility to ride and visit to the horse stables. Lunch (3-course menu with a glass of wine and mineral water) accompanied by gypsy music. Return to Budapest at the airport. Check-in at the airport. The group leaves Budapest. End of services.


Culture and Gastronomy of Budapest (3 nights / 4 days) Day 1: BUDAPEST Arrival at the Budapest International Airport. The coach and guide wait for the group at the airport. Lunch at the Restaurant “Central”, where you can enjoy a typical Hungarian atmosphere. Menu: Broccoli cream soup, Guineahen spiced with ragged robin, steamed Italian marrow rings and mashed potatoes with mushrooms, delicacy of Somló, a glass of wine, mineral water Guided city tour in Budapest, visiting the St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Parliament, the Grand Synagogue, Andrassy Street, the Opera House, the Heroes’ Square, Vajdahunyad Castle, the Central Market Hall, the Castle District. Entrance ticket to the Matthias Church and to the Fishermen’s Bastion included. Transfer and check-in at the hotel. Dinner at the Restaurant Márványmennyasszony accompanied by a colourful folklore show and gypsy music. Menu: A glass of wine Tokaji. Mixed pickles. Fillet of veal Kedvessy style (with mushrooms and goose liver) with gnocchi and green garnishes. Golden puff gnocchi with wine custard. A glass of red and white wine, mineral water and coffee. Transfer to the hotel and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 2: BUDAPEST – SZENTENDRE - BUDAPEST Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Trip to Szentendre, a picturesque little Baroque town, the town of the artists. Guided city tour in Szentendre, including entrance tickets to the Serb Orthodox Cathedral Blagovestenska and the famous Ceramic Museum „Kovács Margit”. It is a great place to shop for souvenirs in one of the many small shops. Return to Budapest. Lunch at the Restaurant “Majd Leonard” in Budapest. Menu: Bouillon. Chicken breast fillet with spicy cheese sauce and risotto (with tomatos), apple cake, a glass of wine, mineral water Then bathing at the famous Gellért Spa in Budapest (swimming pool, thermal bath, sauna), the entrance ticket is included. Gellért Spa is the most popular bath, decorated with a wealth of original Art Nouveau furnishings, artistic mosaics, stain glass windows and sculptures. Later one hour panoramic boat trip on the Danube. Dinner at the Restaurant Citadella on the Gellért Hill in Budapest. Menu: Chicken dumpling soup in sweet cream. Filets mignons of pork stuffed with mushrooms in rosemary sauce and with potato croquets. Peche Melba. Mineral water, a glass of wine. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Budapest. Day 3: BUDAPEST – GÖDÖLLŐ - BUDAPEST Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Excursion to Gödöllő. Visit to the Castle Grassalkovich, which was built in the 18th century by the family Grassalkovich. In 1867 when Franz Josef I. was crowned King of Hungary, the City of Budapest placed the castle at the disposal of the royal couple as a coronation present. The castle in Gödöllő became Queen Elisabeth’s (Sissi’s) favourite residence. Entrance ticket to the castle is included. We drive to the Domonyvölgy to the Lázár carriage rider world-champion brothers, where you will be greeted with a traditional Welcome Drink „Barack pálinka” (apricot brandy) and „Pogacsa” (sauvory scones). After the great performance of the famous horsemen and a carrige ride you will have the possibility for a horse-riding, visiting the Exhibition of the Carriage Riders’ World Champions and the horse stables. Lunch at the Lázár brothers’ Csárda Restaurant. Menu: Goulash soup. Roasted meat with potato and rice. Mixed salads. Sponge milk cake with apricot jam. A glass of red and white wine and mineral water Return to Budapest, promenade in the Váci street in the city centre, on the Vörösmarty quare and at the bank of the Danube. Leisure time in Budapest. Dinner at the Restaurant Kaltenberg in Budapest. Menu: Stuffed pancake with mushrooms Bakony style. Goose breast with fried apple, cranberry, potato dinuts. Styrian curd noodles with cherry sauce. A glass of wine or beer and mineral water. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight in a 3 star hotel booked for the group in Budapest. Day 4: DEPARTURE Buffet breakfast. Transfer from the hotel to the airport in Budapest. If the plane leaves in the afternoon the guests can discover the city centre on their own. The group leaves Budapest by airplane. End of the services.


Discover Budapest and its surroundings (4 nights / 5 days) Day 1: BUDAPEST Arrival at the Budapest International Airport. The coach and the English speaking guide wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the city and lunch at a restaurant (3-course menu without drinks) in Budapest. Guided city tour on the Pest side, visiting the Parliament, St. Stephen’s Basilica, the Grand Synagogue, Andrassy Street, the Opera House, the Heroes’ Square, Vajdahunyad Castle, the Central Market Hall. One hour boat trip on the Danube and promenade on the Marguerite Island. Transfer to the hotel. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 2: BUDAPEST Buffet breakfast. Leisure time and possibility for bathing at the famous Gellért Spa in Budapest (swimming pool, thermal bath, sauna). Gellért Spa is the most popular bath, decorated with a wealth of original Art Nouveau furnishings, artistic mosaics, stain glass windows and sculptures. Then driving up the Gellért Hill where the most gorgeous view of Budapest awaits you. Lunch at a restaurant (3-course menu without drinks) in Budapest. City tour on the Buda side, visiting the Castle District, entrance ticket to the Matthias Church (Budapest’s most attractive and most famous Catholic church, built between the 13th and 15th centuries) and to the Fishermen’s Bastion included. Wine tasting in the House of the Hungarian Wines in the Castel District (5 sorts of wines, sauvory scones). Dinner (3-course menu with a glass of white and red wine, mineral water, coffee) accompanied by a colourful folklore show and gypsy music in a restaurant in Budapest. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 3: THE DANUBE BEND Buffet breakfast. Excurison to the Danube Bend. Visiting Esztergom, the centre of the Catholic Church in Hungary. Visit to the Basilica, which is the largest church in the country. Entrance ticket to the Treasury of the Basilica included. Then we drive to the Danube Bend to Visegrád, once a royal seat, where we can admire one of the most beautiful panoramas in the country. Entrance ticket to the Fortress included. Lunch (3 courses without drinks) at a restaurant in the Danube Bend. Guided city tour in Szentendre, a picturesque little Baroque town, the town of the artists. It is a great place to shop for souvenirs in one of the many small shops. Entrance ticket to the Serb Orthodox Cathedral Blagovestenska and to the famous Ceramic Museum „Kovács Margit” are included. Return to Budapest. Dinner (3-course menu without drinks) and overnight at the hotel. Day 4: BUDAPEST – KECSKEMÉT – THE HUNGARIAN GREAT PLAIN Buffet breakfast. Excursion to the Hungarian Puszta, the Hungarian Great Plain.Guided tour in Kecskemét including the Art Nouveau Town Hall and its clock, the Old Church, the romantic Synagogue, Music Academy of Ferenc Liszt and the Cifra Palace, one of the major works of Hungarian secession. Then continuation towards the farm in Lajosmizse. Upon arrival welcome by apricot brandy and pogacsa (sauvory scones). Carriage ride through the Puszta, horse show programme, possibility to ride and visit to the horse stables. Lunch (3-course menu with a glass of wine and mineral water) accompanied by gypsy music. Return to Budapest. Leisure time in Budapest, possibility for shopping and strolling in the Váci Street, on the Vörösmarty Square and by the Danube bank. Dinner in a restaurant (3 courses without drinks) in Budapest. After the dinner tour in the illuminated town, Budapest by night. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 5: DEPARTURE Buffet breakfast. Transfer from the hotel to the airport in Budapest. If the plane leaves in the afternoon the guests can discover the city centre on their own. The group leaves Budapest by airplane. End of the services.


SPECIALIZED TOURS

Architecture and Arts in Budapest (3 nights / 4 days) Day 1: ARRIVAL – BUDAPEST Arrival to the International Airport Ferihegy. Our English speaking guide and our coach wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the reserved hotel in Budapest. Dinner (3 courses without drink) at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Overnight at the reserved hotel in Budapest Day 2: BUDAPEST Breakfast at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Our coach and English speaking guide wait for the group at the hotel. Full-day sightseeing tour in Budapest, on the Pest side: Travel to the City Park. Visit to the Thermal-bath Széchenyi (from outside) and the Castle of Vajdahunyad. Visit to the Hero’s Square and interior visit of the Museum of Fine Arts (Visit of the Old Master’s Gallery with local guide). On the Andrássy Avenue travel to the city centre, during the trip interior visit at the State Opera House with local guide. Travel to the Stephen’s Basilica – interior visit. After the sightseeing tour transfer back to the reserved hotel in Budapest. Dinner with folklore at a typical Hungarian Restaurant in Budapest (3 courses incl. 2 glasses of wine). After the dinner tour in the illuminated town, Budapest by night. overnight at the reserved hotel in Budapest. City Park: The 100 hectare City Park is one of the largest parks in Budapest. The park was built in the 18th and 19th centuries in English style, after the previously swampy area had been drained. In preparation for the Millennium (1000th anniversary of the Hungarian Settlement), the space for what is today Heroes' Square was cut out of the park. Thermal Bath Széchenyi: This is Europe's largest thermal baths. The impressive, Eclectic-style building, featuring mainly Baroque and Renaissance elements, was built in the early 20th century. Castle Vajdahunyad: Built on the Széchenyi Island in the City Park with the aim of displaying architectural styles of the past, this is a group of faithfully detailed copies of parts of famous buildings of historic Hungary. Hero’s Square: The square is a spectacular architectural unit. Its determinant object is the historicist, romantic Millennium Monument which was erected on the 1000th anniversary of the Hungarian settlement. On the elongated axis of Andrássy Avenue (Andrássy út) which meets György Dózsa Street, there stands the marble column of the Millennium Monument which signposts the square from afar. Heroes' Square is bordered by the City Park (Városliget) and is framed by two imposing buildings. Looking from György Dózsa Street, the Museum of Fine Arts, the final example of Hungarian eclectic architecture, is on the left, and, opposite, is the Hall of Arts, a neo-renaissance palace. The determinant element of the square is the Millennium Monument, which consists of the afore-mentioned marble pillar around which there are the Seven Chiefs of the Hungarian Settlement, and then the crescent-shaped colonnade with its sculptures of kings, governors, statement and other suzerains. The square was completed in 1929 when the memorial stone of the unknown soldier, Memorial of the Heroes of the Nation, was placed in the symbolic centre, thus the name Heroes' Square. Museum of Fine Arts: The uniquely rich material of the museum represents the art of ancient cultures, as well as all periods and styles of European fine art. Its collection of prints and drawings is one of the richest in Europe. There are several permanent exhibitions. The Antiquities Collection displays works of art from ancient times, the Old Masters' Gallery exhibits paintings from Europe's greatest artists between the 12th and the 18th centuries, including works of the Italian Bellini, Giorgione, Raffaello (Madonna Esterházy), Correggio, Leonardo da Vinci, the German Dürer, the Flemish Brueghel the Elder (Sermon of St John the Baptist), Bernart van Orley (Portrait of Charles V), Rubens, Frans Hals, the Spanish El Greco (Penitent Magdolna), Velázquez (Peasants at the Table), Murillo and Goya. Andrássy Avenue: Although divided into three major sections, the avenue, which has been part of the World Heritage since 2002, shows an outstanding architectural homogeneity which can be explained by the fact it was completely built up in little over ten years. The 2.3 kilometer long route of Andrássy Avenue (Andrássy út) was determined in 1872. In 1884 only one plot remained empty, but a year later a palace had been erected here, too. The second stage of the renewal of Pest-Buda, a city with aspirations of being a city of world status, started in Andrássy Avenue. Hungarian State Opera House: The Opera is one of the most significant 19th century heritage buildings. This neo-Renaissance palace flavoured with Baroque elements was constructed between 1875 and 1884 using all the tricks of its time. The simple, clearly proportioned building can be divided into four distinct areas: the reception hall, the auditorium, the stage, and backstage. Comfort and aesthetics were the main objectives of the designer in the former, practicality in the latter. The rich decoration emphasizes the building's stately purpose. The reception hall and the staircase are of marble, the walls are covered with marble tiles, in the salons the floors are inlayed, and there are silk wall hangings on the walls. The auditorium glows in reddish gold, the ceilings and the sidewalls are decorated with artistic wall paintings and frescos. St Stephen’s Basilica: The largest church in Budapest and the second most important in Hungary is St Stephen's Basilica. It was built by Jozsef Hild, Miklós Ybl and József Kauser in a neo-Renaissance-Classicist style. The mummified right hand of Hungary's first Christian ruler King Stephen the Saint's (István I) is kept here. Day 3: BUDAPEST Breakfast at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Our coach and English speaking guide wait for the group at the reserved hotel in Budapest. In the morning visit of the Hungarian Parliament with local guide. After the visit travel to the Buda side to the Castle District – travel on the Chain Bridge. Walking tour in the Castle District incl. entrance fees to the Matthias Church, Fishermen’s Bastion and the National Gallery. Travel to the Thermal-Bath Gellért – Interior visit (without bathing). Travel to the Gellért Hill to the Citadel, visit to the Panorama of the Pest side. After the sightseeing tour transfer back to the reserved hotel in Budapest. Dinner (3 courses without drink) and overnight at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Castle District: Part of the World Heritage Site, the Castle, and within it the Royal Palace, stand to the west of the Danube on a hill of marl. The Castle District's town houses with their courtyards, ground floor wings, gateways with sediles, and cellars with dried-up wells all conjure up the atmosphere of the wealthy Buda of the long-gone Middle Ages. It is well worth taking a peek into most of them. Matthias Church: This Roman Catholic church consecrated to Our Lady is popularly known as Matthias Church; it was used for coronation ceremonies and royal weddings. Originally built in Gothic style, it was reconstructed several times - the neo-Gothic form we see today was created at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. Fishermen’s Bastion: The new Fishermen's Bastion was erected between 1895 and 1902 on the foundations of 18th century castle-walls to replace an old stronghold. The neo-Gothic construction dominates the Budapest skyline. Hungarian National Gallery: The National Gallery as the most complete collection of Hungarian painting and sculpture, holds around 100,000 artefacts. There are outstanding collections: the old Hungarian and the 19th-20th century painting, sculptures, and graphic, and contemporary collections. Thermal Bath Gellért: Hotel Gellért was built in the late-Secession style in 1918. The Spa, Swimming Pool and Lido complex are integral to the Hotel, making it one of Budapest's most beautiful baths. Day 4: BUDAPEST - DEPARTURE Breakfast at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Until departure time for leisure. Transfer by our coach and our English speaking guide to the Airport Ferihegy. Departure – End of our services


Wine tour through Hungary (7 nights/8 days) Day 1: BUDAPEST Arrival to the Ferihegy International Airport in Budapest. Our English-speaking guide and a coach wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the House of the Hungarian Wines in the Castle District in Buda. Wine tasting ( 5 different wines ) with cheese, savoury cones and presentation of the wine regions of Hungary. Then guided tour in the Castle District. Transfer to the city and lunch ( 3 courses without drinks ) in a restaurant in Budapest. After the lunch transfer to the hotel and check-in. Then continuation of the guided tour in Budapest. In the evening transfer to the wine cellars Lics in Budafok. Promenade at the wine cellars, presentation of the different techniques of the wine producing. Wine tasting and typical Hungarian dinner at the wine cellar Lics. Transfer to the hotel booked for the group. Overnight the hotel. Day 2: BUDAPEST-PUSZTA-KECSKEMÉT ( Wine Region Kunság ) Breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. From 09.30 to 10.30 bathing at the famous Gellért Spa Baths in Budapest. The spa is decorated with a wealth of original Art Nouveau furnishings, artistic mosaics, stained glass windows and sculptures. At 10.45 departure to Lajosmizse, to the Great Hungarian Plain. Arrival at the farm Uj Tanyacsárda in Lajosmizse. Welcome by apricot brandy and savoury cones (Hungarian pastry). Carriage ride, equestrian show, possibility of horse riding, visiting the horse stable. Lunch in the typical csarda-restaurant with gypsy music (3 courses, mineral water, wine, coffee). Continuation of the programme in Kecskemét. Short guided city tour. Kecskemét is famous far and wide due to the Kecskemét apricot brandy, the colourful Art Nouveau buildings decorated with ceramics, and the Kodály method of musical education. Wine tasting ( 4 different wines ) at the Wine House “Ceremonia”. Return to Budapest. Dinner ( 3 courses without drinks ) and overnight at the hotel reserved for the group in Budapest. Day 3: TOKAJ - EGER Breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Departure to Tokaj, a beautiful little village surrounded by the volcanic hills producing the famed Tokay wines. The most popular one is the Tokay Aszú, ’the wine of kings, king of wines”. Visit to one of the wine cellars and vineyards in Tokaj. Wine tasting ( 6 different wines ). Lunch ( 3 courses without drinks ) in a restaurant in Tokaj. Continuation towards Eger, famed for the red wines produced in the surrounding hills, for example the Bull’s Blood. Then guided sightseeing tour in Eger including the Castle, the needle-like minaret, the Cathedral, the Lyceum Episcopal. Professional wine program by EGERVIN in Eger: visit of the wine cellar, presentation of wine producing and wine tasting ( 6 different wines ). Dinner with wine tasting in a restaurant in Eger ( 3 courses and 4 glasses of wines ). Transfer to the hotel and overnight in Eger. Day 4: NAGYRÉDE – ETYEK - TIHANY Breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Departure to Nagyréde. Professional wine program with presentation of wine producing. Visit to the Museum of Wine and Wine Producing. Wine tasting. Visit to one of the vineyards with professional guide in Nagyréde. Continuation to Etyek. Visit to one of the wine cellars with wine tasting. Lunch ( 3 courses without drinks ) in a restaurant in Etyek. Continuation to Tihany. Sightseeing in TIhany, the treasure peninsula. Entrance fee to the Benedictine Abbey included. Transfer to the hotel. Dinner ( 3 courses without drinks ) and overnight at the hotel reserved for the group at Lake Balaton. Day 5: BADACSONY – SOMLÓ – PÉCSELY Breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Departure to Badacsony. Visit to the hills of the vineyards by jeep. Wine tasting ( 3 different wines ). Lunch ( 3 courses without drinks ) in a restaurant. then travel to Somló. Wine tasting in Somló ( 3 different wines ). Continuation to Pécsely. Visit to the family wine cellars and vineyards of the family Mészáros. Wine tasting at the wine cellar of the family Mészáros( 5 different wines with savoury cones – Hungarian pastry ). Typical Hungarian dinner in Pécsely. Return to the hotel. Overnight in the hotel at Lake Balaton. Day 6: SZEKSZÁRD – VILLÁNY – PÉCS Breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Departure to Szekszárd. This romantics small town bordered by seven hills and all of them offer fiery, traditional red wines. Visit to one of the cellars, wine tasting ( 5 different wines with savoury cones ). Visit to the House of Wines where you have the opportunity to sample the best vintage of local winemakers. Lunch in a restaurant (3 courses without drinks) Continuation to Villány. Visit to one of the wine cellars in Villány with wine tasting ( 5 different wines with savoury cones ) Then travel to Pécs. Dinner (3 courses without drinks ) and overnight at the hotel in Pécs. Day7: PÉCS- DUNAFÖLDVÁR – BUDAPEST Breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Guided sightseeing tour in Pécs. This 2000-year-old city is situated at the southern foot of the Mount Mecsek. Pécs is a place of many attractions: enigmatic Roman age tombs, domed Turkish mosques, a slim minaret, sophisticated Zsolnay ceramics, the fantastic paintings of Csontváry, decorative patterns of Vasarely, almond trees blossoming in early spring, and the pleasant atmosphere of restaurants and coffee houses. Then travel to Dunaföldvár. Lunch ( 3 courses without drinks ) in a restaurant. Visit with professional guide to one of the wine cellars with wine tasting. Continuation to Budapest. Free time in Budapest. Dinner in a restaurant with folklore show and gypsy music (3 courses, mineral water, a glass of white and red wine, coffee) in Budapest. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 8: DEPARTURE Breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Transfer to the Ferihegy International Airport in Budapest. The group leaves Budapest by airplane. End of services.


Agriculture study tour for professionals (5 nights / 6 days) Day 1 BUDAPEST The group arrives by plane at the Budapest Ferihegy Airport. Our guide and the coach wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the Buda Castel District. Wine tasting (5 different wines) with cheese, savoury scones and presentation of the wine regions of Hungary in the House of the Hungarian Wines in the Castel District. Then guided tour in the Castle District in Buda (UNSECO World Heritage Site). Entry fee to the Mathias Church and to the Fishermen’s Bastion included. Then driving up to the Gellért hill from where the most beautiful view of Budapest awaits the group. Transfer to the hotel. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 2 BUDAPEST – GÖDÖLLŐ Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Sightseeing on the Pest side including the visit to the Agricultural museum with professional local guide which is to be found in the Vajdahunyad Castel in the City Park (permanent exhibition related to hunting, fishing, forestry, viniculture), entrance fee included. Continuation towards Gödöllő. Lunch (3 courses without drinks) in a restaurant. Visiting the plant cultivations and technologies of the Agiculutural University in Gödöllő with professional guide. Afterwards, visit to the Museum of Agricultural Tools and Machine Development. The museum was opened in 1988 by Agricultural University of Gödöllő, the exhibition displays reconstructed agricultural tools and still working technical rarities on 4000 square metres, entrance fee included. Travel back to the hotel in Budapest. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 3 TOKAJ – EGER Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Tokaj, a beautiful little village on the World Heritage list of UNESCO surrounded by the volcanic hills producing the famed Tokay wines. The most popular one is the Tokay Aszú, ’the wine of kings, king of wines”. Visit the Disznókő vineyards, press house and wine cellar in Tokaj with professional guide and wine tasting (6 sortes of Tokaj wines). Lunch (3 courses without drinks) in a restaurant in Tokaj. A short walk in Tokaj. Then continuation on to Eger, famed for the red wines produced in the surrounding hills, for example the Bull’s Blood. Professional programme at EGERVIN. Visiting the about 600 year-old wine cave system of 5 km long, lying under the city. Wine producing presentation and wine tasting (4 sortes of wine). Short sightseeing tour in Eger including the Castle, the needle-like minaret, the Cathedral, the Lyceum Episcopal. Dinner (3 courses) with wine tasting (5 sortes of wines) at a restaurant in Eger. Transfer to the reserved hotel in Eger. Overnight in the reserved hotel in Eger. Day 4 KECSKEMÉT – PUSZTA (THE HUNGARIAN GREAT PLAIN) Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Hungarian Great Plain, the Puszta. Visitng a cultivated cereal land by local professional guide. Then, equestrian program at Lajosmizse: welcome by Hungarian brandy, sauvory scones, carridge ride through the typical landscape in the Puszta, horse men”s performance. Then visiting the stables and the typical Hungarian animals (cattles, horses). Possibillity to take a ride on a horse. Lunch (3 courses, one glass of white and red wine, mineral water) in a typical csarda restaurant on the farm at Lajosmizse. A short sightseeing tour in Kecskemét, a town of Art Nouveau architecture. Visiting the Zwack Brandy Destillery at Kecskemét. At the Zwack Brandy Destillery the clients can see the equipment and the structure of the renovated destillery and get to know the preaparation of the history and present of the brandy production. After the visit, tasting the two famous products of the factory: the abricot brandy of Kecskemét and the Unicum (Hungarian liqueur with unique bouquet of herbs and spices). Then going on to Budapest. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 5 ENYING – PÉCSELY – LAKE BALATON Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Set off towards Enying.Visting the biggest cattle breeding farm in Hungary of 1890 cattels. Continuation to Tihany, the treasure peninsula at lake Balaton. Lunch in a fish restaurant in Tihany (3 courses without drinks). Sightseeing in Tihany, entrance fee to the benedictine abbay included. Continuation to Pécsely. Visiting a private vinyard of family Mészáros and the cave with local professional guide. Wine tasting (5 sortes of wine, savoury scones). Return to Budapest. Dinner with folklore show and gypsy music in a restaurant in Budapest (3 courses, one glass of white wine, one glass of red wine, mineral water, coffee). Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 6 DEPARTURE Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Our Swedish-speaking guide and a coach wait for the group at the hotel. Transfer to the airport. The group leaves Budapest by airplane. End of the services.


ROUND TRIPS

Come and discover the various hidden treasures of Hungary! (6 nights / 7 days) Day1: BUDAPEST Arrival in the morning to the Ferihegy International Airport in Budapest. Our English-speaking guide and a coach wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the city and lunch in a restaurant in Budapest (3 courses, without drinks). After lunch, sightseeing in Buda including the Royal Castel District. Entrance fee to the Mathias Church and to the Fishersmen’s Bastion included. Then driving up to the Gellért Hill where awaits you the most gorgeous view of the Hungarian capital. Transfer to the hotel. Dinner (3 courses, without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day2: BUDAPEST Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Guided city tour on the Pest side including the St. Stephen’s Cathedral (holds the mummified arm, the Holy Right of our first king, King St. Stephen). Entrance fee to the neo-gothic House of Parliament where you can see the Hungarian Crown Jewels: St Stephen’s Holy Crown, the sceptre, the orb and the Renaissance sword. Lunch in a restaurant in Budapest (3 courses, without drinks). Continuation of the sightseeing by the famous Andrássy Avenue, the Opera House, the Heroes Square, the Vajdahunyad Castle, the Synagogue, the Market Hall built in Art Nouveau style. Dinner in a restaurant with folklore show and gypsy music (3 courses, mineral water, a glass of white and red wine, coffe) in Budapest. Transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day3 EGER Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Baroque town of Eger, famed for the red wines produced in the surrounding hills. Organ concert in the Cathedral. Lunch and wine tasting in a restaurant in the „Valley of Beautiful Ladies” (3 courses, wine, without drinks). Continuation of the sightseeing in Eger including the Castle, the needle-like minaret. Entrance fee to the Lyceum with its library and chapel included. Return to Budapest. Dinner (3 courses, without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day4 GREAT PLAIN Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Great Hungarian Plain (the Puszta). Guided tour in Kecskemét including the Art Nouveau Town Hall and its clock, the Old Church, the romantic Synagogue, the Ferenc Liszt Music Institue and the Cifra Palace, one of the major works of Hungarian secession. Then continuation towards the farm in Lajosmizse. Welcome by apricot brandy and pogacsa (Hungarian pastry). Carriage ride, equestrian show, possibility of horse riding, visiting the stable. Lunch in the typical csarda-restaurant with gypsy music (3 courses, mineral water, wine, coffee). Return to Budapest. Free time in Budapest, possibility for a stroll and shopping in the Váci Street, at the Vörösmarty Square and at the Danube bank. Dinner (3 courses, without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day5 LAKE BALATON Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the lake Balaton, „the Hungarian Sea”. Sightseeing in Balatonfüred famous for its spa culture. Then, going to Tihany, treasure peninsula. Entrance fee to the Benedictine Abbey inculded. Lunch in a restaurant (3 courses, without drinks). Continuation towards Veszprém, once the seat of Hungarian queens. Sightseeing in Veszprém. Entrance fee to the Gisela Chapel included. Return to Budapest. Dinner (3 courses, without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day6 DANUBE BEND Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the famous Danube Bend. Guided tour in Esztergom, the center of the Hungarian Catholic Church. Visit the Basilica, the country’s largest cathedral. Entrance fee to the Cathedral’s Treasury, Hungary’s largest and most valuable curch collection incuded. Continuation towards Visegrád. Marvellous panorama over the Danube Bend. Lunch in a restaurant in the Danube Bend (3 courses, without drinks). Guided tour in Szentendre, town of artists. Entrance fee to the Museum of the famous ceramist Marguerite Kovács and to Blagovestenska, an orthodoxe temple included. Return to Budapest. Dinner (3 courses, without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day7 DEPARTURE Buffet breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the Ferihegy International Airport in Budapest. The group leaves Budapest by plane. End of services.


Where the Orient meets the Occident *(7 nights / 8 days)* Day1 BUDAPEST Arrival to the Ferihegy International Airport in Budapest. Our English-speaking guide and a coach wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the hotel in Budapest. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) and overnight at the hotel booked for the group in Budapest. Day2 BUDAPEST Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Guided tour in Budapest including the St. Stephen’s Cathedral (holds the mummified arm, the Holy Right of our first king, King St. Stephen), the neo-gothic House of Parliament, Andrássy Avenue, the Opera House, the Heroes Square, the Vajdahunyad Castle, the Synagogue, the Market Hall built in Art Nouveau style, the Royal Castle District. Entrance fee to the Mathias Church and to the Fishersmen’s Bastion included. Then going up to the Gellért Hill where awaits you the most gorgeous view of the Hungrarian capital. Lunch in a restaurant in Budapest (3 courses without drinks) Free time in Budapest, possibility for a stroll and shopping in the Váci Street, at the Vörösmarty Square and at the Danube bank. An hour boat trip on the Danube with a drink on board. Dinner in a restaurant with folklore show and gypsy music (3 courses, mineral water, a glass of white and red wine, coffe) in Budapest. Transfer to the hotel and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day3 DANUBE BEND Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Departure to the famous Danube Bend through Dorog. Guided tour in Esztergom, the center of the Hungarian Catholic Church. Visit the Basilica, the country’s largest cathedral. Entrance fee to the Cathedral’s Treasury and to the Christian Museum included. Continuation towards Visegrád. Sightseeing in Visegrad including, entrance fee to the upper fortresses. Marvellous panorama over the Danube Bend. Lunch in a restaurant in the Danube Bend (3 courses without drinks) Guided tour in Szentendre, town of artists. Entrance fee to the Museum of the famous ceramist Marguerite Kovács and to Blagovestenska, an orthodox temple included. Return to Budapest. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day4 GODOLLŐ-EGER Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Departure to Godollo. Entrance fee to the Royal Palace in Godollo, one of Hungary’s finest mansions, the favorite place of the Habsbug Queen Elizabeth, Sisi. The baroque theatre of the 2nd largest Baroque palace in the world has also been restored and become a working theatre again. Continuation to Eger, famed for the red wines produced in the surrounding hills. Lunch (3 courses without drinks) in a restaurant in Eger. Sightseeing in Eger including the Castle, the needle-like minaret, the Cathedral. Entrance fee to the Lyceum episcopal with its library and chapel included. Dinner and wine tasting in a restaurant in the „Valley of Beautiful Ladies” (brandy, 3 courses, 5 types of wine, mineral water). Overnight at the hotel in Eger. Day5 HORTOBÁGY-KECSKEMÉT Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Eger. Departure to Hortobágy, the most famous part of the Great Hungarian Plain (the Puszta), now a National Park where the region’s flora and fauna, geological features, architectural and archaeological treasures are well protected. Lunch in the typical csarda-restaurant with gypsy music (3 courses, mineral water, wine, coffee). Then visit the Museum of Shepherd (entrance fee included), carriage ride, equestrian show and visite the typical animals the long-horned cattle and the grey ox. An apricot brandy and pogacsa (Hungarian pastry). After the programme, continuation to Kecskemét, including the Art Nouveau Town Hall and its clock, the Old Church, the romantic Synagogue, Music Academy and the Cifra Palace, one of the major works of Hungarian secession. Transfer to the hotel. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Kecskemét. Day6 KALOCSA-PÉCS Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Kecskemét. Departure to Kalocsa, an episcopal seat. Sightseeing in Kalocsa. Entrance fee to the Arcbishop’s Palace with its library and to the Museum of Paprika incuded. Visite the Baroque Cathedral with an organ concert. Lunch in a restaurant (3 courses, mineral water). Continuation to Pécs. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) and overnight at the hotel booked for the group in Pécs, a city established by the Romans two tousand years ago. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Pécs. Day7 PÉCS-LAKE BALATON Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Pécs. Guided tour in Pécs including the Kossuth Square, the Széchenyi Square dominated by the mosque of pasha Ghazi Kassim and its minaret. Entrance fee to the St Peter’s Cathedral included. Continuation towards Lake Balaton. Lunch in a restaurant on the way (3 courses, mineral water). Crossing the lake Balaton by ferry boat from Szántód to Tihany. Sightseeing in TIhany, the treasure peninsula. Entrance fee to the Benedictine Abbey inculded. Then sightseeing in Balatonfüred, famous for its spa culture and promende by the lake „the Hungrian Sea”. Dinner with folklore show and gypsy music in a restaurant in Balatonfüred (3 courses, mineral water, wine, coffee). Overnight at the hotel at Lake Balaton. Day8 LAKE BALATON-DEPARTURE Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Balatonfüred. Departure to Budapest. Transfer to the Ferihegy International Airport in Budapest. The group leaves Budapest by airplane. End of services.


Western Hungary (7 nights/ 8 days) Day1: BUDAPEST Arrival to the Airport Ferihegy. Our guide and coach wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the reserved hotel in Budapest. Dinner (3 courses, without drinks) and overnight at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Day2: BUDAPEST Breakfast at the reserved hotel. Guided sightseeing tour in Budapest, visit to the Hero’s Square with the statues of the Hungarian Kings, the Andrássy avenue with the Opera-House (from outside), the St.Stephan Basilique and the Parliament (from outside). Lunch at a restaurant in Budapest (3 courses, without drinks). After lunch sightseeing tour on the Buda side. Visit to the Castle District incl. entrance fees to the Matthias Church and to the Fishermen’s Bastion. Then driving up the Gellért Hill where the most gorgeous view of Budapest awaits you. Dinner with folklore show at a restaurant in Budapest (3 courses, incl. wine, mineral water and coffee). Overnight at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Day3: GÖDÖLLŐ – DANUBE BEND – BUDAPEST Breakfast at the reserved hotel. Departure to Godollo. Entrance fee to the Royal Palace in Godollo, one of Hungary’s finest mansions, the favorite place of the Habsbug Queen Elizabeth, Sisi. The baroque theatre of the 2nd largest Baroque palace in the world has also been restored and become a working theatre again. Travel to the Danube Bend. Lunch at a restaurant (3 courses, without drinks). Continuation towards Visegrád. Sightseeing in Visegrad, entrance fee to the upper fortresses. Marvellous panorama over the Danube Bend. Travel to Szentendre. Guided tour in Szentendre, town of artists. Entrance fee to the Museum of the famous ceramist Marguerite Kovács and to Blagovestenska, an orthodox temple included. Free time and shopping in Szentendre. Dinner at a restaurant in Szentendre (3 courses, without drinks). Travel back to Budapest to the reserved hotel. Overnight in Budapest. Day4: PANNONHALMA – GYŐR – FERTŐD – SOPRON Breakfast at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Travel to Pannonhalma. Visit to the 1000 years old abbey which is one of the World Heritage Sites with professional guide, entrance ticket included. Travel to Győr. Lunch at a restaurant in Győr (3 courses, without drinks). Visit to the old town in Győr and travel to Fertőd. Visit to the Castle Eszerházy with professional guide, entrance ticket included. Travel to Sopron. Arrival to the reserved hotel. Dinner and overnight at the hotel in Sopron Day 5: SOPRON – NAGYCENK – LAKE BAlATON Breakfast at the reserved hotel in Sopron. Sightseeing tour in Sopron, incl. entrance fee to the Stornó-House (Baroque style). Travel to Nagycenk. Visit to the Castle Széchenyi, entrance fee included. Lunch at the restaurant of the Castle Hotel Széchenyi (3 courses, without drinks). After lunch travel to Keszhely. Visit to the Castle Festetics with professional guide, entrance ticket included. Travel to Tihany. Dinner (3 courses, without drinks) and overnight at the reserved hotel in Tihany. Day6: TIHANY – SZÁNTÓD – PÉCS Breakfast at the reserved hotel in Tihany. Sightseeing tour in Tihany, incl. entrance fee to the abbey in Tihany. Crossing lake Balaton by ferry boat from Tihany to Szántód (south shore of the Lake Balaton) and continuation further on to South-Hungary, to Pécs, a town on the list of the World Heritage Sites. On the way lunch at a restaurant (3 courses, without drinks). Sightseeing tour in Pécs, incl. entrance fees to the cathedral, to the Paleochristian sepulchres and to the Vasarely Museum. Dinner (3 courses, without drinks) and overnight at the reserved hotel in Pécs Day7 PÉCS – HUNGARIAN GRATE PLAIN – BUDAPEST Breakfast at the reserved hotel in Pécs. Travel to the Hungarian Grate Plain “puszta”. Sightseeing tour in Kecskemét, the Art Nouveau Town Hall and its clock, the Old Church, the romantic Synagogue, Music Academy and the Cifra Palace, one of the major works of Hungarian secession. Then continuation towards the farm in Lajosmizse. Upon arrival welcome by apricot brandy and pogacsa (sauvory scones). Carriage ride through the Puszta, horse show programme, possibility to ride and visit to the horse stables. Lunch (3-course menu with a glass of wine and mineral water) accompanied by gypsy music Travel back to Budapest, arrival to the reserved hotel. In the evening 2 hours boat trip on the Danube, buffet dinner on board (incl. aperitif, wine, mineral water and coffee). Transfer back to the hotel. Overnight at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Day8: DEPARTURE Breakfast at the reserved hotel in Budapest. Transfer to the Airport Ferihegy. Departure End of our services.


Colourful Hungary (8 nights / 9 days) Day 1: BUDAPEST Arrival at the Ferihegy International Airport in Budapest. Our English speaking guide and a coach wait for the group at the airport. Transfer to the city and lunch at a restaurant ( 3 courses without drinks ) in Budapest. Guided tour in Budapest including the St. Stephen’s Cathedral ( holds the mummified arm, the Holy Right of our first king, King St. Stephen ), the neo-gothic House of Parliament, Andrássy Avenue, the Opera House, the Heroes Square, the Vajdahunyad Castle, the Synagogue, the Market Hall built in Art Nouveau style, the Royal Castle District. Entrance fee to Matthias Church and to the Fishermen’s Bastion included. Then going up to the Gellért Hill where awaits you the most gorgeous view of the Hungarian capital. Transfer to the hotel in Budapest. Check-in at the hotel. Dinner ( 3 courses without drinks ) and overnight at the hotel booked for the group in Budapest. Day 2: DANUBE BEND Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Departure to the famous Danube Bend through Dorog. Guided tour in Esztergom, the center of the Hungarian Catholic Church. Visit the Basilica, the country’s largest cathedral. Entrance fee to the Cathedral’s Treasury, Hungary’s largest and most valuable curch collection incuded. Continuation towards Visegrád. Sightseeing in Visegrad including the lower and upper fortresses. Marvellous panorama over the Danube Bend. Lunch in a restaurant in the Danube Bend (3 courses without drinks). Guided tour in Szentendre, town of artists. Entrance fee to the Museum of the famous ceramist Marguerite Kovács and to Blagovestenska, an orthodox temple included. Return to Budapest. An hour boat trip on the Danube in Budapest. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) and overnight at the hotel in Budapest. Day 3: EGER Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Budapest. Departure to Eger, famed for the red wines produced in the surrounding hills. Sightseeing in Eger including the needle-like minaret, the Cathedral with a short and nice organ concert. Lunch ( 3 courses without drinks ) in a restaurant in Eger. Then continuation of the sightseeing tour in Eger. Entrance fee to the Castle and the Lyceum episcopal with its library and chapel included. Dinner and wine tasting “Election of the Wine General” in a restaurant in the „Valley of Beautiful Ladies” ( 3 courses, 5 types of different wines, mineral water). Overnight at the hotel in Eger. Day 4: EGER-SZILVÁSVÁRAD-DEBRECEN Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Eger. Departure to Szilvásvárad. In Szilvásvárad visit to the Lippizan Horse Museum, the stables, then carriage ride and travel by the narrow-gauge railway to the Szalajka Valley. Promenade in Szilvásvárad. Picnic in the open field: trout grilling including wine. Departure to Debrecen. Dinner ( 3 courses without drinks ) and overnight at the hotel booked for the group in Debrecen. Day 5: DEBRECEN-HORTOBÁGY-KECSKEMET Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Debrecen. Debrecen, the second most populous city of Hungary is called “ Calvinist Rome” because of the central role it played in the Hungarian Reformation in the 16th century. Sightseeing tour in Debrecen with the Great Calvinist Church built in classic style, the historic Calvinist College, the Town Hall built in classic style, Small Calvinist Church with its truncated tower, the Synagogue, the Greek Orthodox Church, the Basilica of St. Anne, the largest windmill in Central Europe. Then departure to the Hortobágy Puszta, the most famous part of the Great Hungarian Plain (the Puszta), now a National Park where the region’s flora and fauna, geological features, architectural and archaeological treasures are well protected. Lunch in the typical csarda-restaurant with gypsy music (3 courses, mineral water, wine, coffee). Then visit the Museum of Shepherd (entrance fee included), carriage ride, equestrian show and visit the typical animals: the long-horned Hungarian Grey Cattle, stud horses, the spiral horned Racka sheep and buffalo herds in the open pastures. An apricot brandy and pogacsa (Hungarian pastry). After the programme, continuation to Kecskemét. Dinner ( 3 courses without drinks ) and overnight at the hotel booked for the group in Kecskemét. Day 6: KECSKEMÉT-SZEGED Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Kecskemét. Guided sightseeing tour in Kecskemét including the Art Nouveau Town Hall and its clock, the Old Church, the romantic Synagogue, Music Academy of Ferenc Liszt and the Cifra Palace, one of the major works of Hungarian secession. Then continuation to Szeged situated at the confluence of the Tisza and Maros rivers. Lunch in the typical restaurant (3 courses without drinks) in Szeged. Guided sightseeing tour in Szeged including the Dome Square with a line of famous buildings: the neo-Romanesque style Bishop’s Cathedral, generally called Votive Church, the Bishop’s Palace, the Theological College, institutions of the University, the Catholic boarding house and the monumental Moorish-Art Nouveau building of the New Synagogue. Transfer to the hotel. Dinner (3 courses without drinks) and overnight at the reserved hotel in Szeged. Day 7: SZEGED-PÉCS Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Szeged. Departure to Pécs. Lunch ( 3 courses without drinks ) in a restaurant in Pécs. Guided sightseeing tour in Pécs including the Kossuth Square, the Széchenyi Square dominated by the Mosque of Pasha Ghazi Kassim, the Mosque of Yakovali Hassan with its minaret. Entrance fee to the St Peter’s Cathedral , to the famous Museum of the Zsolnay Porcelain and to the ancient roman burial chambers, now part of the World Heritage Sites included. Dinner ( 3 courses without drinks ) and overnight at the hotel booked for the group in Pécs. Day 8: PÉCS-LAKE BALATON Buffet breakfast at the hotel in Pécs. Continuation towards the Lake Balaton Crossing the lake Balaton by ferry boat from Szántód to Tihany. Lunch in a restaurant (3 courses without drinks).Sightseeing in TIhany, the treasure peninsula. Entrance fee to the Benedictine Abbey inculded. Wine tasting at the Mészáros Wine Cellar in Pécsly. Dinner with folklore show and gypsy music in a restaurant in Balatonfüred (3 courses, mineral water, wine, coffee). Overnight at the hotel at Lake Balaton. Day 9: LAKE BALATON-DEPARTURE Buffet breakfast at the hotel at Lake Balaton. Departure to Budapest. Transfer to the Ferihegy International Airport in Budapest. The group leaves Budapest by airplane. End of services.


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