7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Hungary - Travel Guide
Hungary In A Week: Your Ultimate 7-Day Itinerary - What to do in Hungary for 7 days?
| Days | Description | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Begin Your Adventure in Budapest | Budapest |
| 2 | Day 2 - Delving Deeper into Budapest | Budapest |
| 3 | Day 3 - Eger: The City of Wine and History | Eger |
| 4 | Day 4 - Heviz: Lake Bathing | Heviz |
| 5 | Day 5 - Pecs: The City of Culture | Pecs |
| 6 | Day 6 - Back to Budapest: Shopping Spree and Farewell Dinner | Budapest |
| 7 | Day 7 - Budapest: The Last Goodbyes | The Sky - Returning Home |
Introduction
This itinerary offers a tantalizing taste of Hungary's enchanting cities, historical landmarks, and breathtaking landscapes. In a week, we'll explore the grandeur of Budapest, the charm of Eger and Heviz, and the vintage allure of Pecs. This seven-day whirlwind is sure to immerse you in the culture and beauty Hungary is known for
Day 1 - Begin Your Adventure in Budapest
Welcome to Budapest! Let's kick-start our Hungary experience with a stroll down Andrássy Avenue, renowned for its grand boulevards and magnificent architecture. Don't miss the iconic Hungarian State Opera House before you find yourself at Heroes' Square. Next, catch a ride on the century-old Budapest Castle Hill Funicular to get an incredible bird's-eye view of the city. Enjoy the sunset from the terraces of Budapest's Castle District. What a way to end Day 1, right?
Day 2 - Delving Deeper into Budapest
Start Day 2 exploring the fascinating Great Market Hall, home to local Hungarian treats like lángos and chimney cake. Afterwards, rejuvenate at the thermal baths of Széchenyi - yes, you're about to dip into an outdoor pool in the heart of the city! As evening falls, experience a cruise along the stunningly lit Danube River.
Day 3 - Eger: The City of Wine and History
Bid adieu to Budapest, we're heading to Eger! A place bursting with historical and cultural significance. Here we'll navigate the still-intact Eger Castle, and sample Hungary's famous red wine, Egri Bikavér, in the Valley of the Beautiful Women. Can you think of a more picturesque location to sip wine?
Day 4 - Heviz: Lake Bathing
Pack your swimsuits, today we're off to Heviz! Unwind in the world's second largest thermal lake, Lake Heviz. The water's minerals and the mud from the lake floor will leave you feeling rejuvenated. Afterwards, take a leisure stroll around the city to appreciate its charming architecture.
Day 5 - Pecs: The City of Culture
Next, we travel to the beautiful city of Pecs, symbol for European culture in Hungary. Don't miss out on the Pecs Cathedral and the early Christian Necropolis, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites! Round out your day with a visit to the vibrant shops of Kiraly Street.
Day 6 - Back to Budapest: Shopping Spree and Farewell Dinner
Return to Budapest to wrap up our Hungarian adventure. Shop for souvenirs at Vaci Street and treat yourself to an exquisite farewell dinner at one of the many high-end restaurants scattered around the city. As a cherry on top, end your night by seeing the Budapest Parliament Building illuminated at night.
Day 7 - Budapest: The Last Goodbyes
Savor the final day of your Hungarian journey with a relaxed morning. We recommend a final stroll along the Danube Promenade and reflect on the past week's unforgettable experiences. Don't forget to grab a last-minute treat at Central Market before heading to the airport!
Summary of this itinerary
This one-week itinerary in Hungary will take you on an unforgettable journey through iconic cities, awe-inspiring landscapes, and rich history. From the cosmopolitan vibes of Budapest to the vintage allure of Pecs, every day offers a unique experience – making this adventure nothing short of magical. So, when are you planning your Hungarian escapade?
William Adams
FAQs about this
7 day itinerary in
Hungary
Hungary has a temperate climate, so it's great any time! However, for milder temperatures and less tourist traffic, consider spring (April to June) or fall (September to November).
While knowing a few common Hungarian phrases may be useful, English is widely spoken in major cities and tourist areas.
Hungary is more affordable compared to many European countries. Costs can vary depending on the season, but budget options for accommodation, food and attractions are widely available!