Hungary: 10 Shocks of Visiting Hungary
From Eger to Budapest to the Danube to the caves Hungary has a lot to surprise tourists. Here we go through some of the culture shocks that tourists have when they visit Hungary in central Europe for the first time. Whether you are spending a month exploring the countryside or a weekend in Budapest here are some tourist surprises you should look out for and some you might enjoy.
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5 Things You Should NEVER Do in Hungary ???????? Don't Do This in Budapest
In today's Hungary travel vlog, we discuss 5 Things You Should NEVER Do in Hungary and Don't Do This in Budapest.
There are a few other posts about Hungary: 25 Things to do in Budapest, Hungary Travel Guide, DO'S AND DON’T IN HUNGARY, Visit Budapest - Five Things You Will Love & Hate about Budapest, Hungary, and 3 Crazy Things About BUDAPEST. But none really touch on the things you should never do in Hungary. So I decided to make this travel vlog!
This isn't a complete list of what not to do in Hungary , just some things I observed from my recent trip to Budapest, Hungary. If you are Hungarian, a Hungarian expat, or living in Hungary and you have any other suggestions of things related to the topic of don't do this in Hungary , make sure you comment below. Make sure you also try Palinka! Palinka is a fruit brandy! If offered Palinka it is rude to turn it down.
Hungary tourism is a big driver of the Hungarian economy, so they do overlook somethings that tourist do, but try to respect the cultural differences when you travel Hungary.
Hopefully you can use this to supplement your Hungary travel guide advice and not be viewed as a rude tourist.
I love Hungary - don't let the rules or culture differences keep you from visiting. Just be mindful of those cultural differences and enjoy this awesome country.
5 Things You Should Never Do In Hungary
Let me start off by saying, if I had to recommend just one city in Europe to visit it would probably be Budapest. It’s got everything, old world charm but in a modern city, the architecture is amazing and exactly what you think of when you think European city, it’s very safe, the food is amazing and it’s soooo affordable compared to comparable cities.
1 - Never clink glasses or bottles together. There was a revolution in Hungary in 1848 that was defeated. Legend has it that Austrians celebrated in Vienna by toasting and clinking their glasses. Hungarians vowed not to cheers with glasses for 150 years. While that time frame ended in 1998 - many Hungarians still do not cheers! It was actually against the law until the mid 1990s!
2 - Never make the Hungry Hungary joke to a Hungarian. It’s one of those things that non Hungarians say to Hungarians and well….it’s just not funny. Don’t do that!!!!
3 - Never forget to tip. After spending 8 months in countries where tipping isn’t customary and sometimes considered offensive, I often forget to tip! In Budapest and Hungary in general tipping is customary. The acceptable tipping rate is around 15%. Side note: Don’t say thank you until you’ve paid your tab. Saying thank you when you pay your tab lets the server know you’re done and you don’t expect any change. So make sure you don’t do that if you want change back.
4 - Never refuse Palinka. Palinka is a fruit brandy that is a favorite with Hungarians. Hungarians like to say Palinka in small amounts is medicine, in large amounts a remedy! You don’t drink Palinka alone - it’s a drink Hungarians have with friends. It’s is a big no-no to turn down Palinka if it’s offered to you.
5 - Never say Buda-PEST. That’s the quickest way to get on a Hungarian’s bad side. It’s Buddah - PESHT. Side note: DONT CALL IT Bucharest! That’s in Romania! I made that mistake…didn’t turn out well for me! In my defense I had one to many Palinka!!!!
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3. Khakis: the omnipresent US male pant choice is not something you will see too often in Europe. Go for colored pants or jeans. If you want khaki like pants wear Chinos instead of Dockers. The pants you will see are a thinner cut or skinnier fit than in the US.
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We have made it to our 11th country of this crazy travel journey, and that country is Hungary. In this video, we are exploring the capital of Hungary, which is the gorgeous city of Budapest. We start off the video by checking out the world-famous iconic parliament building. After having toured the parliament, we head over to the Buda side of the city to hike up Gellért hill. Gellért hill offers incredible views of the city and has lots of iconic landmarks such as the Citadella, the statue of liberty, a church that is built into a cliff, and more. After taking in the breathtaking views from Gellért hill, we made our way over to Castle District. Castle District has some iconic and historic churches, castles, and buildings. We decided to check out the Fisherman's Bastion as it is one of the best-known monuments in Budapest, located near the Buda Castle. It is one of the most important tourist attractions due to the unique panorama of Budapest.
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It’s been 2 years since I was able to travel outside of Poland, and this is a very special trip indeed. Come along for some shopping in the markets of Budapest, Hungary. It’s the beginning of the holiday season and my friend Sára and I are going to go market hopping. See what travel is like between these EU countries, and get ready to get into the holiday mode.
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This street food market in Budapest was really great!
When traveling to Budapest, there is SO MUCH food you need to try! In this video, we explore a great place to try all different kinds of street foods in one place. It's an outdoor street food market called KARAVAN.
If you imagine a side street filled with yummy food trucks on both sides, with hip lighting, cool ambiance, and all sorts of amazing tastes, this is KARAVAN. We grabbed our table and then sampled some of the best food we had in all of Hungary!
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In every country we visit, we try our best to sample the local traditional foods. It is no different with Hungary. In today's video, we try some of Hungary's most well-known traditional foods. We start the video off by trying some of the most famous Hungarian soups. We try the world-renowned Gulyas soup and sour cherry soup. We then move on to try chicken paprikas and somlói galuska. Lastly, we try lándos, chimney cakes and some other deserts. We hope this video doesn't leave you too hungry and you enjoyed watching.
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Hungarian cuisine might not be as well known as some of its neighboring countries, but it sure can hold its own when it comes to taste, affordability, and portion size. In this part 1 of my Private Hungarian Food Tour, I and my guide George explore the vendors of The Central Market Hall aka, Great Market Hall.
0:00 Intro
1:30 Meeting our Viator Travel Guide, George
2:55 Langos at the Great Market Hall
6:17 The History of Meat in Hungary
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