Hungary is a landlocked country surrounded by mountains and rivers, located in the alluvial plain of Danube, with Alps in the west and Carpathian in the northeast. The famous Danube River flows into Hungary from the south of Slovakia, just cutting it into two parts. The country has beautiful mountains and rivers, magnificent buildings, and the Mediterranean climate is warm and comfortable all year round, which also creates the warm and rambling character of the local people. Hungary is a country that Princess Cece loves all her life. Her unique charm and temperament make people feel more interesting the longer they stay. There is a unique culture in Europe and an unparalleled legacy of Austria-Hungary. The brilliant sunshine on the Danube River shines on every inch of charming land without bias. From mountains and rivers to lakes, from cities to towns, splendor and obscurity are intertwined here, so that the seven seas of stardust will take you into this country of deja vu and varied customs.

Budapest

Budapest is located on the Danube River and is the capital of Hungary. Buda and Pace were originally two cities, located on both sides of the Danube, with Pace on the left bank and Buda on the right bank. Nine bridges with different customs connect the two sides. This unique twin city has been merged for more than 13 years, but it still retains its own features: the excitement belongs to Perth, while the medieval Buda is full of historical sites.

St. Andreas Szentendre

St. Andreas is an ancient town in Hungary, which is located on the Danube about 2 kilometers from Budapest. On both sides of the street are baroque and rococo buildings, which are quiet and serene, and the ancient style is obvious. Most residents in the town believe in the Orthodox Church, and there are only six Orthodox churches with baroque architecture in the town. Zobel in 1928? Artists headed by Bella live here and form a painting school with a special style. Up to now, there are still many modernist painters living and creating here, full of strong literary atmosphere, so they can slow down and swim slowly in it.

Tihany, Tihanyi

Tihanyi is a small town with a population of only tens of thousands, but it has a great reputation. It is a health resort, and there is a statue of Indian poet Tagore on the top of the church. The ancients also took a fancy to the geomantic omen here. Benedictine Monastery was built in Tihanyi in 155 9 years ago. The mausoleum of Emperor Andu I is located here, which is a very treasured memory in Hungarian architectural history. In the 18th century, a baroque church was rebuilt on the site of Benedictine Monastery, where organ concerts were held every summer.

Lake Balaton in Lake Balaton

Lake Balaton is the largest lake in Central Europe, located in central Hungary. National treasure? Lake. The south bank has the longest lakeshore beach in Europe, and the north bank is a large vineyard with fire hills. Summer is a summer resort, and the whole family goes on holiday together, diving, swimming, sunbathing and even sailing. In winter, it has become a huge skating rink, a vast expanse of white crystal clear.

Pec Pycs

Pec, located between the Danube and the Delaware River, is one of the most attractive cities in Hungary. Close to Croatia, it has a pleasant climate and a long history, with gorgeous museums and the best Turkish relics in the country. Page is also famous for music, opera and ballet. Two thousand years ago, the Romans built an important city in Pannonia province, named Saubina, which is today's Page.