In Budapest, Hungary’s vibrant capital, you can sample spicy paprika at the Great Market Hall (designed by Gustave Eiffel), sip coffee in a genteel turn-of-the-20th-century cafe, and enjoy an ...

Centuries ago, the towns of Buda and Pest, the leading cities of a mighty Hungarian kingdom, united to become Budapest. Today, Hungary’s vibrant capital maintains its stately ambience and offers ...

The buzz about Budapest has been steadily building since Hungary joined the European Union in 2004. Tourists and multinational companies alike have gravitated to the city's humming core. But the ...

It was cold outside in Budapest on the day I visited Széchenyi Bath (or fürdő in Hungarian), a Neo-baroque-style bathhouse built in 1913. Snow flurries were intermittent and wondrous, the chill broken ...

Budapest? In winter? Yes, please. Nothing beats immersing yourself in Széchenyi’s magical outdoor thermal baths on a frigid night. Billows of steam rise up from the hot water, lending a ghostly glow ...

Renowned the world over for its beautiful architecture and breathtaking views, visitors flock to Budapest each year to experience the city’s spas and wellness centers. Drawing therapeutic waters from ...

FILE - In this March 21, 2016 file photo a visitor takes a shower in Szechenyi Thermal Bath and Swimming Pool in Budapest, Hungary. The city of Budapest has centuries of experience with the art of ...

The Hungarian city of Budapest sits on top of 125 thermal springs making it one of the best locations to get your bath on. As it turns out, the city is actually sitting on 125 thermal springs, so the ...

Whether you're an enthusiast of timeless traditions or eager to stride through the country’s cosmopolitan streets, Hungary has something for everyone. Its varied flavors ensure it lives up to its name ...

Its nickname is the Pearl of the Danube, but Budapest (technically two cities: Buda and Pest) is a gem that many western travelers seem to miss. Which is a shame, given the Hungarian capital’s booming ...

When longtime W girl Barbara Palvin told us she swears by washing her face with cold water and making monthly trips to her facialist, we were impressed. Alas, great skincare is the Hungarian way. Here ...