Hungary (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Travel video about destination Hungary.
The land of the Magyars is considered to be one of the oldest cultural regions in Europe and whose history dates back to primeval times. Hungary is a gateway between East and West, with a remarkable past and is a diverse country of nature and culture. In 1991 the Fertö Hansag National Park was founded on the Hungarian side of Lake Neusiedl, a protected natural area in which grey Hungarian cattle populate the soda veldts of small salt ponds and where water buffalo enjoy to wallow, while a variety of water fowl stop on their annual migration. Köszeg is one of Europe’s most beautiful castle cities, with typical courtyards and the little main square has a Marian column and Captain's Gate Tower. The square is dominated by the tall facade of the Saint Emmerich Church that was built above an ossuary by the Hungarian Calvinists in around 1615. A beautiful Baroque building contains yet another treasure, the Jesuit Apoteka, in which remedies were prepared according to ancient formulae. Budapest is the capital of Hungary, pearl of the Danube and ever-changing cosmopolitan city. In the south of Pest, historic buildings are located within the Gozsdu Courtyard and close by, in the Jewish quarter, the Great Synagogue, the second largest Jewish sacred building in the world. One of the main landmarks of Hungary’s capital city is the Parlament, an imposing Neo-Gothic building located alongside the Danube on the banks of Pest. At the confluence of the Tisza and Bodrog, within the northern tongue of Puszta, is the world famous wine growing region of Tokaj where the tradition of wine growing goes back several centuries and brought the area much prosperity. The southern Hungarian town of Kalocsa is located near the Danube and is a centre of paprika growing and folk culture that is well worth a visit. Hungary is a land of many faces, a glorious gem set in the heart of Europe.
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Ó, igen, a kedvenc európai országom. Magyarország
This is one of the best travelogues on TH-cam. What a masterpiece introduction to a masterpiece country!
Great video. So much history and beautiful places.
beauty....too beauty , and Nostalgic.
Western Europe gets most of spotlight but Eastern Europe is amazing and just as historical. I love seeing the Roman remains too. 👍
And Central Europe has even less, like Hungary Poland or the Czech republic
Very nice hungery contery beautiful
simply the best
I took trip of cultres of hungary through this nice video.
Such beautiful preserved history , so captivating in it's fairytale-presence ! I will visit there this year , soooooo looking forward to that experience !!
a trip to a country in eastern Europe...at the time under the yoke of communism....I thought it would be a boring experience...how wrong I was!...turned out to be a delightful, enriching experience...did the pre-requisite Americans returning to their roots thing that many of us do...only to find nothing but a gravesite...too late, too late...then I decided to learn about the place..[who knew there were Hungarian cowboys?]...by the way, that was explained nicely in the movie "Brady's Escape"...and how the resourceful Hungarians were able to cope with all the restrictions placed upon them...had the required bowl of goulash which tasted very familiar..I was raised on something very similar...right down to the paprika...how, when they were restricted to one house..they chose to rent an apartment in Budapest while building that house out by Lake Balition...watched them light up the chain bridge...bridges and tunnels...so similar to my home city of Pittsburgh...a ride on the danube past the island that shared the same name as my mother as we watched the hydrofoil go shooting by on its run from Budapest to Vienna...many interesting things to see here...probably not nearly as cheap as it was then...but well worth the trip.......
Good video, including amazingly, no commercials.
outstanding video,thnx
Wonderful, detailed presentation!!
The first part was so interesting to me, because I live in Sopron. I was so proud and I was like there's the Main Square, my school and the church I usually go. Thanks.
I want to see Hungarian people' s holiday routine
What about Debrecen, Szeged, Miskolc, Sárospatak, Sátoraljaújhely and many more, the east part of the country? Why are those towns not included?
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I like this country nature! 😊
beautifull views
Absolutely astonishing. 4:47
Love the bgm!
country is too
Witam...Ciekawe udostępnienie video.
very good
Classic country
My home, love it! :)
I don't know why I feel home when I see this place.
Magyarul beszélsz? (You speak Hungarian?)
If you are asking me, yes I speak hungarian cause its my motherlanguage.
This is very nice.
Es preciosa
I am hungry for Hungary and an Hungarian men with hospitality,i hope it happens...🍀☘🌱🌾🍃🍂🌳🌲
Does it show Budapest ????
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Kőszeg
Atrocious pronunciation of the Hungarian names! What a shame, it is a nice introduction to Hungary. Most travel guides are only about Budapest but Hungary has so much more to offer to the travellers.
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the main square is where the biggest church is. it is a town and it isn't kocseg it's Kőszeg
Karen, Umar and Vishal in this order.
I wish the narrator would have learned to pronounce the Hungarian city names. He distorts the names so much that most of them don't sound like Hungarian names at all. A suggestion to anyone going to Hungary to not learn to pronounce the city names from this video.
A Hungarian S is pronounced SH Sopron is pronounced Shopron. Puszta = puscta Pécs = Pach King Mathias Corvinus
Corona virus haha
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Rome looks creepy
el progreso en europa estos 30 agnos hoy todos los paises europeanos buenas estroturas cayes carreteras casas guardines y por todo limpio y 30 agnos o 40 atras no veias en paises suevieticos pocos coches y en el otro lado la unziana yuguslavia todos eses paises con caballos burros y pocos coches y hoy europa todos los paises lo mismo al esterior al interior no sé
Cshikos, fokos, gulasch.
Great footage, awful pronunciations!
Great informative videos, but you could have at least try to make an effort in pronouncing the names correctly.
I want to visit but I’m scared I’ll get kidnapped
Didn't Attila the Hun live in Hungaria ?
He lived here, his empire's centre was here, but:
We are Hungarians, not Huns. Our name is similar, because the western kingdoms, and people thought, our ancestors, the Magyar tribes were Huns, because of our ancient religion, and our nomadic culture. King St. Stephen, and his father, Grand Prince Géza make Hungary a christian kingdom.
The Huns were Turkic, we are Finno-Ugric.
(Sorry if I messed up the grammar, I'm just learning the language :D)
Baz theblue wrong.... we are not finno ugric just the braibwashed people thinks that. HOW IS IT POSSIBLE WE HAVE MAYBE 150 common words with finns and more then 2500 common words with türks? how... First of all Árpád was the grand grand grandson of Attila the hun... and he was magyar.... the whole finno ugric theory was created in the 18th century... there is a lot of documents from the 15th century where we called hun scythians....If the magyars were not huns how is it possible that we can read and understand the old hun runen(alphabet)??? Same folkmusics were founded in innen Asia, where are magyari tribes. Legend of Hunor and Magor(Hunor tribe called huns, Magor tribe mag(y)ars. They were sons of Nimrud. The finns has other folkmusic, stories from the ancestors... Read and learn idiot...
Először is ne hívjon idiótának, csak mert más véleményen vagyunk.
Zoltán őszintén nem szeretnék bele menni ebbe a vitába. Valóban a szavaink kb harmada finnugor, harmada türk és harmada egyéb eredetű.
Én a finnugor teóriát preferálom az egyértelmű nyelvtani azonosságok miatt. Nem szégyellem hogy finnugornak tartom magam, örülök hogy egy rokonságba tartozom pl a finnekkel, vagy észtekkel. Viszont nem szégyellném azt sem a türk eredetű lenne a magyarság.
Mivel a történészeket és nyelvészeket, tehát a szakembereket is megosztja a kérdés, nem gondolom hogy Ön és én fogjuk ezt megoldani. Viszont arra hogy magyarok vagyunk mind a ketten büszkék lehetünk.
Nem kell idiótázni meg lehülyézni valakit csak mert egy vitás kérdésben az Önnel ellenkező állásponton áll. Ha kapok erre a hozzászólásra választ, és az hasonló stílusban íródik, részemről a beszélgetésnek annyi.
A gyökereink közép ázsiába nyúlnak vissza, nem pedig finnekhez és az uralhoz. Népvándorlás során átvettek, átvehettünk szavakat, de ezek elenyészőek. A törökben viszont sokkal több a közös. Isztanbulban voltam pl ahol egy török árussal beszélgettem magyarul(perfekt magyar volt). Ő speciel nevetett ezen a finnugor teorián, mikor szóba került. Az igaz magyar mindig is büszke volt a gyökerére, hazájára és képes lett volna bármikor meghalni érte nem úgy mint most... Finn mesevilág, népzene irányzat, kultúra nem azonos a magyaréval... Mindenkinek megvan a saját véleménye, de én inkább ázsia felé húzok. És mi mai magyarok hunok is vagyunk, csak összekeveredtünk a németekkel, szlávokkal, románokkal. A mai székelyek között több az igazi magyar mint a magyarországi magyar...
A népvándorlásnál nem értünk egyedül egyet, én pont fordítva gondolom, hogy a türkökkel keveredtünk. De igazából nem ez a leglényegesebb kérdés. Mint ahogy mondtam, arra viszont büszkék lehetünk hogy magyarok vagyunk. :)
I don't know why they're standing on horses but it's not cool
You don't know much about the horses, do you? It's totally cool. They are just chilling out and eating all over the process.
If you're going to narrate a documentary it would be good if you could correctly pronounce at least the places you're speaking of. Start with the pronunciation of the letter "S" -- pronounced like "SH" in English, as in "SHopron", and "BudapeSHt". Learn the pronunciation of letters in the Hungarian alphabet. Thank you.
PLEASE PUT THIS SHOW BACK AT LEAST SHE SPEACKS THE HUNGARIEN NAMES PRAPERLY,
The narrater should learn to pronounce correctly the names of places.
Koszeg, not kocheg; Apothecary to a Golden Unicorn. You would think that the person talking about the country would learn how to pronounce the names of the places he is talking about. Lovely country, atrocious dialogue. Balaton is being pronounced Bahlahton by the narrator.
Please learn proper pronounciation.
I am from Iceland. I am an Aryan. I am superior.
MAAAN TRY TO SAY ONE WORD NORMALY KÖSZEG,, IS NOT KOTSEG OR WHAT THE HEC YOU SAY,,,, RESPECT,,,,
HUNGARY IS EUROPEAN BETRAIERS, EUROPEAN NORTH KOREA. STUPID NAT ION WITH STUPID PIGMINISTER
😂 did you forget to take meds?
Idióta román gazember tolvaj ország-rabló stupid marha, megszólalt a lelkiismereted?
Hungary in Europe is an anomaly. The language is Asian, but the population is European, mostly Slavic . And these Slovaks are the original inhabitants of the Carpathian Basin. The absolute majority of the population of the Republic of Hungary is not ethnically Hungarian, it is predominantly Slavic .And continually European. Only the Hungarian name and the agglutinating language remained. There are no Hungarian genes.
Stanilslav. No, you're wrong. we're not Slavs, we're only about five percent. Look at the genetic research. Germanic gene we have more in us... search the internet, you tubon. dr. Kasler, check on Neparaczki's research.You're about to have to rewrite history books. We are the people of Andronovo culture
@@mindigboldogorakatmutat2922 True!
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Slovaks, right? You made my day.
Only 21% of their language has ugric (asian) origin, while 20% of the words have slavic origin (source: wikipedia - hungarian language)