Where should you go by car in Hungary
All of our traffic networks are Budapest centred, consequently, it is better and advisable to visit the famous and spectacular places that can be found in several parts of Hungary by car.
The most cost-effective is car rental and if you want this service then you have to keep the following things in mind.
(Our company – of course – offers all the convenience services. We rent our cars to our customers visiting Hungary as we would like to rent them ourselves when we go abroad.)
- The vehicle has to have an air conditioning which is very useful in winter and in summer as well. In winter you should check whether the car is equipped with winter tyres.
- You should rent a car which has an annual motorway sticker (vignette).
- The car rental company has to offer Assistance service which means that in the case of any problem they ensure the rescue and provide you with another car.
“You only have to fill up the tank”. We do not charge any cost for those extras for which the other companies do.
In Hungary you can find several wine regions which visitors should visit. Our most important wine regions are as follows:
- Villány wine region
- Eger wine region (“Szépasszony” (Beautiful lady) valley)
- Tokaj wine region (For those who prefer sweet and white wines)
- Szekszárd wine region
- Etyek–Buda wine region
- Badacsony wine region
- Pannonhalma wine region
- Etyek–Buda wine region
- Badacsony wine region
- Pannonhalma wine region
Hungary does not have a sea but the Balaton is called as the “Hungarian sea”.
The source of the following text below is: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balaton Wikipedia:
“The biggest lake in Eastern Europe, an important element of Hungary’s hygrography. Unlike Lake Fertő and Lake Velence which are saline lakes but of tectonic origin. It is 77 kilometres long, its smallest width at Tihany is 1,5 kms, the biggest is 12,7 between Balatonvilágos and Balatonalmádi, its average width is 7,5 kilometres, its surface is 594 km2.”
Its eastern pool is divided into two parts by the Tihany peninsula. Its southern beach is shallower. On the northern part you can find the Badacsony wine region and the Tapolca basin with its volcanic monadnocks. Fishing is a typical activity in some parts of the lake.
In addition to Budapest, the Balaton and its territory is the most visited resort area of Hungary, in 2004 it got the “Our Heritage – Somogy country” title as well. There are thermal baths and thermal springs in the area. The Blue Ribbon International Sailing Competition is organised every year on the lake.”
The Balaton is mainly recommended to families with little children because the water is shallow, however, it is very popular among the young as well because the lake hosts numerous festivals. Its most popular festival is the BALATON SOUND.
You can do all the water sports at the Balaton it is called the sailors’ paradise in Hungary. Thanks to its climate some of our wine regions can be found here and the ones hunting for gastronomy experiences will not be disappointed if they visit this place.
Experience and convalescence, that is, as a Hungarian saying goes:
“Combine pleasure with usefulness”
Hévíz
The story of the place started in pre-historic times. The healing power of the lake was – probably – known by the ancient Romans as well which is proven by the coins brought up from the lake by divers in the 1980’s and the altar stone found not far from the lake. Findings from the migration ages show that the Teutons and the Slavs also knew and used the lake. Hévíz first mentioned in 1328 in a charter under the name of “locus vulgarites Hewyz dictus”.
The first study about the lake was published in 1769, written by Ferenc Szláby. The Festetics family, who owned the spring and its neighbourhood from the middle of the 18th century, played an important role in the building and formation of the thermal bath. Count György Festetics did the most in the interest of the revival of the bath life who purposely built the bath.
Source: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A9v%C3%ADz
The official website of the thermal bath: http://www.heviz.hu/
- Medicinal and Wellness Bath of Sárvár
- HungaroSPA Medicinal, Experience bath and Swimming pool: Hajdúszoboszló
- Sunshine bath (Napfényfürdő) Aquapolis: Szeged
- Kehida Thermal, Medicinal and Experience bath: Kehidakustány
- Gránit Medicinal and Termal bath Zalakaros
- Lake bath of Hévíz
- Büki Medicinal and Experience bath: Bükfürdő
- Szent Erzsébet Medicinal bath of: Mórahalom
- Swimming pool and Medicinal bath of Tiszafüred
- Galerius Experience bath and Wellness Centre of Siófok
- Cave bath of Miskolctapolca
- Castle Garden bath of Pápa
- Flexum Thermal bath of Mosonmagyaróvár
- Thermal Spa of Siklós
- Thermal bath of Eger
- Castle bath of Gyula
- Thermal Spa, Cascade Cave and Experience bath of Demjén
- Bath and Medicinal Centre of Cserkeszőlő
- Vulkán Medicinal and Experience bath of Celldömölk
- Aquaworld Resort of Budapest
- Medicinal, Park and Experience bath of Gyopárosfürdő
Horse tourism:
Horse tourism, hunting and fishing tourism are also popular activities in Hungary, furthermore, our thermal baths and wellness centres are also favourite destinations.
Visit us, have a good time and rent a reliable car for your travels at a reasonable price.