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By: Hoi Kiang Au
i intend the explore the outskirts of Hungary from 14 to 19 October, and hope you would provide me more information here

By: Larry, Singapore
In reply to <a href="https://www.justapack.com/best-day-trips-budapest/#comment-33854">Andrea Gerák</a>. Thanks Andrea for the travel tips! Very nice of you.

By: Haydée
In reply to <a href="https://www.justapack.com/best-day-trips-budapest/#comment-33854">Andrea Gerák</a>. Thank you very much for the information, Andrea! I definitely will have to go back to Hungary! You've provided me with lots of useful information! And, when I return, I will be staying much longer than just four days in Budapest! Promise! :)

By: Andrea Gerák
Indeed, Hungary offers so much more than just Budapest, thank you for showing! A few tips, from a local: Szentendre, Visegrád and Gyor are great day trips - for the others, I would rather recommend staying overnight, if you don't want to spend half of your day traveling back and forth... Especially Vienna is larger than a few-hour visit, you want at least 2-3 days there. Instead, I would head to destinations closer to Budapest, like the historical towns of Eger or Sopron; both have also pretty hills and famous wines. Or Veszprém (City of Queens) + Lake Balaton Or even closer: Székesfehérvár (City of King St. Stephen) + Lake Velence In Szentendre, one not-to-miss sight is the huge open air museum Skanzen. When in Visegrád, take a few kilometers further, to Esztergom. Don't forget to cross the bridge to Párkány (Šturovo), Slovakia, for a splendid view of the cathedral - and some tasty, filling food. Halušky, oh!! And I agree, hiking is the best - or in the summer, you can take a boat on the Danube. Jó utat!

By: Megan
Thanks so much for having me :)