Sopron, the faithful town, Renáta

Regarding the historical monuments, Sopron is the second richest town in Hungary. The town won the Europa Nostra award. One part of the town melts into the vineyards of the surronding hills, while the western part spreads among the mountains. more »

History of Siofok Balaton Hungary part I, Renáta

The surroundings of Siofok was inhabited even in the neolithic period and later, in Roman times, too. In the material of the Scouting Museum (1930) established by István Molnar Roman Catholic chaplaine, one could find even a chipped hyalite collected by him on the location of Safranykert. In his collection there were hatchets, hoes, milling stones and jewels of the neolithic period, too. These objects were classified by Dr. Ferenc Zakonyi, honorary freeman of our town, who was a town-clerk and an outstanding researcher of the local history. (Unfortunately, this collection has been destroyed in the meantime, there are only three photos to witness its exsistence.) more »

History and sights of Kőszeg, Renáta

Once serving a defensive function and also a status symbol as the administrative centre of its landowners, the castle is the town's most prominent heritage site. Today it provides a venue for numerous events. more »

Sight of Keszthely, Renáta

Thanks to its museums, monuments, historical sights and the elegantly renovated Festetics Palace, Keszthely is among the most frequently visited towns along the shore of Lake Balaton. The city has been a popular holiday resort since the first decades of the 20th century and offers attractive cultural events. more »

Why Budapest and its surrounding area?, Friend

This is the obvious question holiday makers will ask when planning their travels, and we hope to provide the answer. Budapest because: more »