Showing posts with label extremly hungary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label extremly hungary. Show all posts

3.2.09

Low on budget high on experience


How to spend a relaxing week in 2009 to save money and have family fun?

Try rural holidays in Hungary!
Hungary has many really pretty and cosy villages, near or far from big cities, like you can get a nice village house near lake balaton or budapest as well, as you can get it in the eastern part of the country.




if you'd like to have more people around you, try one near the lake balaton.
These houses are well equipped, with full kitchen, tv, bathroom so nothing that rural.
And much cheaper than a hotel. A complete house around 10000 HUF per day (suits for 4-5persons). That is only 2000-2500 HUF per day only, which is nearly 20euro in these days (1EUR=300HUF).

If you prefer less noise and tourits, try a real rural area.
The people are nice and friendly (although do not speak maybe other language only hungarian), the natural surroundings are original and rich in forests, rivers, creeks, birds.
You can sleep well and wake up for song of the birds, can take shorter-longer walks, fishing, biking (usually can rent bikes from the owner), horse riding or simply discover the village and nearby cities, sights.

If you are interested in a low budget high experience holiday...
contact us for prices and possibilities.

25.1.09

Extremly Hungary

Extremely Hungary
is a yearlong festival showcasing contemporary Hungarian visual, performing, and literary arts in New York and Washington, D.C., throughout 2009. The festival reveals the roots of Hungary’s thriving contemporary culture and its impact on American society through a broad spectrum of events at leading cultural institutions in the two cities. Chairpersons are George Soros and Kati Marton.

From 24th January, you can follow or attend to interesting contemporary art exhibitions, performance art, see a collection (partial) of famous Zsolnay porcelains (the original and full is in Pecs), but there will be concerts like Roby Lakatos and Friends, Beata Palya (world music with folk and gypsy), but also you can watch movies about Hungary and made by hungarian directors.

Oh, dont forget to enter (if you are able) or simply join to see The MOST FABULOUS MUSTACHE CONTEST

See the event calendar in NYC, and Washington D.C as well,
and if you are still interested or more interested in Hungary and Central east europe..
contact us, and we give you a great deal of travel package.