Hungary Cheap Flights
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Are you looking for cheap fares for Hungary flights? In the coming 3 months: Pegasus Airlines Elazig Hungary 4,460 TL, Lufthansa Istanbul Hungary 10,326 TL and Pegasus Airlines Malatya Hungary 4,137 TL.

Better to book your flight to Hungary 16 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

There are 75 flights operating between Turkey and Hungary. The most popular cities from Turkey to Hungary are Mardin, Malatya and Sivas. The most flights are to Budapest and Debrecen in Hungary.

A landlocked country located in the Carpathians in Central Europe, Hungary is bordered by Austria and Slovenia, Slovakia to the north, Romania and Ukraine to the east, Serbia and Croatia to the south. The country, whose capital is Budapest, is a member of OECD, NATO, EU, Visegrád Group and Schengen.

The country whose official language is Hungarian, one of the Finno-Ugric languages ​​and one of the 24 official languages ​​of the European Union, is shown as one of the fifteen touristic centers of the world. Considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Budapest is located in Hungary, the second largest thermal lake in the world, Lake Hévíz, the largest lake in Central Europe, Lake Balaton, and Europe's largest grassland, Hortobágy, in Hungary.

Date

Hungarian history, BC. Celtic and reigning after 450 BC. It begins with their arrival from Asia to the region under the leadership of Árpád, the grandfather of István I, who was enthroned in 1000 by Rome in the 10th century, after the Roman periods between the 9th and 5th centuries. The Hungarian Kingdom, which continued its existence for 946 years, became one of the cultural centers of the west in this process. Considered one of the superpowers of its time, Hungary lost more than two-thirds of the country's territory, along with 3.3 million ethnic Hungarians, when it lost the First World War with the alliance states. The Treaty of Trianon, which caused this and was signed in 1920, is seen as an agreement known with its harsh conditions in Hungarian history. II. Hungary, which was united with Nazi Germany during World War II, was captured by Soviet Russia and adopted communist rule between 1947-1989. After the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, with the revolution in 1989, it opened its borders to Austria and obtained the title of a parliamentary republic. Today, the country, which has a high-income economy, continues to monopolize some regional resources.

Places to visit

The city of Budapest, which the Danube River divides into two by passing through the middle, is the pearl of Hungary; It is one of the cultural capitals of Central and Eastern Europe. Budapest, which has preserved the beauties of its history in the best possible way and, moreover, created an exquisite architectural example by adding modernity to all these, has the appearance of a magnificent city where arts such as classical music, ballet and opera can be felt on the streets, and the shining Danube shores are surrounded by structures that have witnessed history.

Lake Balaton, a miniature Mediterranean Sea, located 15 minutes from Budapest; Baja, which includes Petöfi and Nagy Pandur Islands, Istvan Türr Museum, Istvan Nagy Gallery and Bunyevac Village Houses; Sopron, famous for its red wines, located on the Austrian border and where historical buildings such as the Liszt Ferenc Museum and The Old Synagog are located; Peyç, a 2000-year-old city located on the skirts of Mecek Mountain near the Danube and Drava Rivers, is one of the first places to visit in Hungary.

Located 33 km from Peyç and built by the Turks in 1566, the Sultan Süleyman Mosque, the Ali Pasha Mosque, which was later converted into an Orthodox church, the Zigetvar Castle and the History Museum, which were restored in the 1960s, should be visited as historical riches of Zigetvar. There is also the tomb of the Ottoman sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in Zigetvar. Esztergom Castle, which belongs to the Ottoman Empire, was captured by the Ottomans after a 30-day siege in 1543, during the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent. Esztergom Basilica, the largest church in the country, was a mosque during the Ottoman rule, but later converted into a church.

Food & Drink and Shopping

When Hungarian cuisine is mentioned, the first thing that comes to mind is goulash with red pepper, which Hungarians use in almost every dish. Goulash, the soup we often consume, is the national flavor of the country. Despite being a country without a sea, the Hungarian cuisine, which includes various stews from beef, pork, chicken and game meats, as well as dishes using cream, cheese, honey and seasonal fruits, is also widely consumed in dishes prepared with ponty and fogas fish. Halászlé, fisherman's soup, and dobos cake, also known as dobostorta, are among the flavors you must taste. Of course, Hungarian wines and Unicum liqueurs are recommended for drinks.

Budapest, which is also the shopping capital of the country, has shopping centers, stores, markets and street stalls catering to all tastes.

Transport

Turkish Airlines has daily flights between Budapest Ferihegy Airport and you arrive in Budapest in an average of 2 hours. It is possible to reach the city from the International Ferihegy Airport by taxi, minibus, train and bus.