Hungary is a hidden gem in the heart of Europe, offering a unique blend of rich cultural heritage, academic excellence, and a safe, welcoming environment. Here’s why you should consider making Hungary your study destination.
Entering the last month of Autumn, it is time to prepare for the freezing winter days. What better way to ready your body and mind than by savouring delicious dishes and embracing the holiday atmosphere? In November, you can immerse yourself in gastronomy, get to know different customs and traditions, and learn more about Hungarian history.
As summer fades, the country comes alive with harvest festivals and a revival of cultural life. The many shades of autumn begin to appear in the forests, mountains and valleys. Whether you’re a wine enthusiast, a nature lover or a culture seeker, Hungary offers a wealth of experiences to enjoy during this enchanting season.
August is one of the hottest months of the year in Hungary. But don't let the heat stop you from exploring many parts of the country and its vibrant culture. Regardless of the summer weather, there are plenty of programmes and festivities to enjoy.
Are you a newcomer in Hungary and lost in several customs? Have you ever participated in some cultural events, but don’t get it? No worries, we collect the most frequent Hungarian customs celebrated in March for you. In this way, your spring in Hungary can be a unique opportunity to delve into the rich cultural heritage. You can understand why kokárda are pinned on a coat on the Hungarian “independent day” or what is celebrated on Easter. Let’s explore them to enjoy this vibrant season!
February in Hungary is known as "farsang," featuring unique traditions such as costume parades and the remarkable Busójárás festival. Fun costumes, delicious treats, and an unforgettable weekend with the scary masked busós all contribute to chasing away the cold weather.