Posts Tagged ‘ Hungary ’

In a week in which a bird wanted to view impressionist paintings and Venice segregated tourists from locals, Adrian wraps up the smaller stories of the week

In Hungary’s capital, Budapest, there is a venture that was launched eighteen months ago that aims to bring the foods from different regions of the country to you.

The thermal baths, the opera or the children’s railway? Spoilt for choice, Anthony explores all three in Budapest, the capital of Hungary

It’s been a busy year of travelling and it’s time to take stock. Here Just About Travel contributor and travel enthusiast, Kaye Holland, shares some of her favourite 2015 travel destinations

Kaye Holland heads to the Hungarian capital to hear household names play at Sziget – aka one of Europe’s biggest festivals

Sean Fulton – founder of the blog Around the world in 196 tables – suggests how you can eat your way around the world, without leaving the M25

According to the International Currency Exchange, the best currency deals at the moment suggest that Hungary is the destination you should visit.

Will Adrian be serving up an old fashioned Christmas meal of oyster stew this year? Probably not. Gingerbread- yes and that covers just two of the stories in his round-up of the week.

Adrian, who has decided not to apply for the job as Chair of the Heritage Lottery Fund, (but you can) has seventeen stories from the week to warn, suggest or remind you about the events of the last week.

A string of funding was announced to support visitor attractions this week, so Adrian’s column tends to look a bit more domestic this week rather than international.

Adrian considers – among other things – how fresh Lady Gaga’s meat dress might be, thanks bikers on the M25 and wonders why pets and service personnel seem to be better treated in America.

Anthony Lyddker journeys to Slovenia and finds it to be one of Europe’s most surprising destinations

The pound is at one of its strongest points for two years, allowing UK holidaymakers to gain up to 18 per cent more for their money in holiday destinations around the world. Yet many continue to throw £s down the drain

History travel website, Historvius, picks ten of the best destinations for European city breaks bursting with history, perfect for everyone from the casual sightseer to diehard history buffs

Acoustic perfection is the resounding star in these temples of high art, but it wouldn’t sound as sweet without the accompanying history and/or visual appeal