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Buda Castle

A Perfect Day in Budapest

2014-09-06 by Argo Contributor

Out over the Danube - courtesy Alina Lisina

Can you imagine a massive restaurant inside a huge museum? Well that’s Budapest – a city of food and history. You will fall in love with it right away, after just a leisurely stroll along the Danube embankment, with its magnificent views of the Buda Castle , the Parliament and other historical buildings or after walking down the pedestrian street Vaci Utca, full of tempting mouth-watering smells from hundreds of cafes and restaurants.

Tags: Boscolo Hotel, Buda Castle, Budapest, Budapest attractions, Budapest tourism, Halászbástya, Hungary Travel, Mamaison Hotels, New York Café, Széchenyi Baths

Hungary’s Gyorgy Lorincz, A Wine Legend Fermenting

2010-10-06 by Phil Butler

St. Andrea and visionary György Lőrincz

The wine regions of Hungary are truly under-emphasized treasures of the world. This could be said for the wine makers there as well. Argophilia Travel News focuses briefly on one almost legendary producer, Gyorgy Lorincz. His recent appearance at the Budapest International Wine Festival reflects a re-emergence of Hungarian wines onto the world scene, and it is high time.

Tags: Buda Castle, Gyorgy Lorincz, Hungarian entreprenuers, Hungarian festival, Hungarian wines, Hungary wine, International Wine Festival, National Council of Winemakers, Royal Tokaji, UNESCO, wine festival, Winemaker of the Year

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