“That industrial city with a funny name” is how Gyor is often referred to. Although none of these statements can be denied (in terms of the number of enterprises, Gyor ranks third among cities in Hungary), its main feature, which is especially pleasing to the heart of a tourist, is a large number of historical… Read More »
Looking for a place to go for Valentine’s Day, don’t know where to spend your honeymoon or celebrate your wedding year? Discover tours for Valentine’s Day. Visit the best romantic corners of France, Great Britain, unforgettable medieval cities and castles, as well as sea coasts that promise an interesting joint vacation. European Best Destinations named… Read More »
The Second World War, further reducing imports, caused a further increase in production; In the midst of many negligible works, two of great value and originality emerged: Zavaros éjszaka (1940, A restless night) by Frigyes Bán and Emberek a havason (1942; Men of the mountains) by István Szőts are the first Hungarian films awarded abroad… Read More »
According to the census carried out in January 1970, the Hungary counted 10,315,600 residents and since then growth has been limited, as the birth rate (1976-77: 17.2% o) slightly exceeds the mortality coefficient (12.5% o). An estimate from January 1978 gave 10,650,000 residents. Budapest now has over 2 million residents, which is home to the… Read More »
According to abbreviationfinder, Budapest, (Hungarian pronunciation (AFI): ˈbudɒpɛʃt), is the capital of Hungary, as well as its main industrial, commercial and transport center. The 23 districts District IV District IV is located north of Budapest, on the west bank of the Danube River. Before 1950, when several areas were annexed to Budapest, it was the Újpest town. The… Read More »