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  • Bratislava Castle is a dominant feature in the landscape. It was left in ruins for over a century until the 1950s but there has been a castle since the 10th century.

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    Old & new in young European capital

    Seeing and being seen in Bratislava, Slovakia

    • 5. May 2012 - by rkinga in Travel

    Bratislava as a tourist destination sits somewhat awkwardly between the “Golden Triangle” of Budapest, Vienna and Prague. Smaller than them all it thus has a compact but attractive and pedestrianised[…]

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    Halcyon days along the Austrian border

    Is the grass greener on the other side of the fence?

    • 10. January 2011 - by Judith Láng in Travel · Travel

    One of my favourite destinations in Hungary is Sopron, the faithful city that had the choice of belonging to Austria after the First World War but elected to remain in Hungary instead, for which I must say I have always been grateful. I have a favourite hotel, the L?vér on a hill, where centuries ago I had my honeymoon. Well, the attraction has nothing to do with the memories but rather I just feel comfortable in this retro building near the edge of the forest. There are some more modern and more elegant hotels around but I am at home there.

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    Advertising feature

    Adina offers a home away from home

    • 30. November 2010 - by kinga in Travel

    Apartment hotels offer a new model for business travellers and tourists. The growing number of apartment hotels in Budapest suggests that many business travellers appreciate the opportunity to make themselves a snack late at night without having to pick up the phone and chivvy room service into action. To say nothing of not being confined to one room after returning from the last meeting of the day. “The first difference our guests notice is the amount of space,” says Angéla Gergye, manager of the Adina Apartment Hotel Budapest, in Budapest’s District XIII. “All our apartments have a living room, a proper kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom,” she says.

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    Sailing, sun and sand

    • 29. June 2010 - by kinga in Travel

    Balatonlelle Yacht Club offers relaxation and recreation for all.  An apartment on the shore with a view of the shimmering water of Lake Balaton with your own yacht anchored not far away – that is a luxury that the Balatonlelle Yacht Club is making more accessible this summer. The Yacht Club is attracting guests with an extensive range of programmes and special offers.

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    Köszeg untouched by the Turks

    • 7. April 2010 - by Alice Müller in Travel

    Near Austrian border. K?szeg is situated some 200 kilometres directly west of Budapest. The town is a real gem with its fine evidence of its over 1,000 year-history of settlement as well as being a good starting point for gentle hikes in the nearby nature park.

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    Foreigners come to Hungary for the action, Hungarians stay in Hungary for the heat

    • 6. August 2007 - by Robert Hodgson in Travel

    Tourism
    hits the throttleThis year’s
    Hungarian Grand Prix has broken all previous records in terms of the number of
    visitors. Ticket sales rose 25% compared to last year, the chairman of
    organiser Hungaroring Sport told local press last Wednesday.

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    Hungarian Sea change

    • 6. August 2007 - by Ágnes Lukács in Travel

    Once a
    preferred holiday resort with Germans, Lake Balaton
    is gaining affection among Slovaks, Poles & Hungarians.Hungarian
    holidaymakers are flocking back to Lake Balaton
    again. But German visitors, the former mainstay of the tourism industry at the
    “Hungarian Sea”, are increasingly giving the cold
    shoulder to the destination. 

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