I love the atmosphere of the cities, but I also really love the nature and being outdoors. Luckily Budapest is close to some amazing forests and mountains, so it’s easy to go and escape from the hustle and bustle of the city whenever I feel like it. There are many beautiful and peaceful places on the Hungarian countryside to go hiking, but my favourite is the Danube Bend (Dunakanyar).
The fall season has started and it comes with interesting programmes to see. The annual Autumn Festival of the Museums started on 23 September 2019 and offer events until 10 November 2019.
Within the frame of the European Mobility Week many Hungarian cities join the Car-free Day Movement. Choose public transport instead of cars on 20 September 2019!
Study in Hungary visited three Indian cities and participated at the EduExpos education fairs between 1-7 September: the city of Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai welcomed the delegation from Hungary. A study fair is a great event to help students understand better and explore the wide range of higher educational opportunities around the world.
The annually published „QS Best Student Cities” ranking shows the best destinations for international students. Based on this year’s new list, the top cities are London, Tokyo and Melbourne; Budapest scored the highest in the „Affordability” category.
With a native language spoken by only 14 million people in the world, Hungarian writers need to fight an uphill battle if they want to gain worldwide, international reputation. However, the bests do succeed; here’s a partial list of them.