This autumn, Wizz Air is offering an enticing flash sale that opens up a world of possibilities for travelers eager to explore Hungary. With discounts of up to 20% on selected flights to and from Hungary, available exclusively on the official Wizz Air website and mobile app, the timing couldn’t be better to plan your next getaway. The promotion is valid on August 20, 2026, until 23:59 with travel dates between September 1 and December 11, 2026. Note that taxes and administrative costs are not included in the offer.
The vibrant city of Budapest serves as an ideal starting point for your Hungarian adventure. Known for its thermal baths historic palaces, and charming neighborhoods, Budapest is a must-visit destination. But why stop there? Hungary’s surrounding regions offer a wealth of cultural and natural treasures waiting to be discovered.
Szentendre: The Artistic Haven by the Danube
Just 40 minutes from Budapest lies the picturesque town of Szentendre a haven for artists and a delight for visitors. Easily accessible via the H5 suburban train from Batthyány tér station, Szentendre is a charming escape with its cobblestone streets colorful houses, and cozy squares. The town’s rich Serbian heritage is evident in its art collections, artisan workshops, and creative atmosphere.
The heart of Szentendre is Fő tér the main square, which serves as the perfect starting point for exploring the town’s baroque-style alleys and quaint shops. This enchanting destination is ideal for those looking to add a unique experience to their Budapest itinerary without venturing too far from the city.
Esztergom: A Journey Through History
For a dose of history and culture, head to Esztergom located approximately 50 kilometers from Budapest. Reachable by direct train in just over an hour, Esztergom is situated along the Danube River and is home to one of Hungary’s most impressive landmarks: the Esztergom Basilica. This grand structure, the largest church in Hungary, offers breathtaking views of the river and surrounding landscape.
Esztergom is deeply rooted in the history of the Hungarian state, making it a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts. The city also offers a blend of architecture, scenic views, and leisurely river walks. Consider combining your visit to Esztergom with stops at Visegrád known for its 14th-century Royal Palace and Szentendre for a comprehensive exploration of the Danube Bend.
Eger: A Taste of Tradition and Wine
For those willing to venture a bit further, Eger located about two hours from Budapest, is a fantastic choice. Whether you prefer traveling by train or car, the journey is well worth the effort. Eger’s historic center is a feast for the eyes, with its baroque buildings charming squares, and medieval castle.
Don’t miss the Ottoman minaret a testament to the town’s rich history. Eger is also renowned for its wine tradition particularly the famous Egri Bikavér or Bull’s Blood, a robust red wine produced in the Valley of the Beautiful Women. Explore the town’s unique wine cellars carved into the tuff rock and indulge in the local flavors.
