Visit Szeged

Visit Debrecen, Hungary's second-largest city. Explore the Great Reformed Church (iconic 19th-century building with a 61-meter tower and historic significance), stroll through the Nagyerdei Park (large city park with a zoo, thermal baths, and the University of Debrecen), and experience the Debrecen Flower Carnival (annual summer festival with floral parades and cultural events).

Visit Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Explore Buda Castle (a UNESCO World Heritage site with medieval architecture and panoramic views), relax in the Széchenyi Thermal Bath (one of Europe's largest medicinal bath complexes with outdoor pools), stroll across the Chain Bridge (iconic 19th-century suspension bridge linking Buda and Pest), and see the Hungarian Parliament Building (neo-Gothic landmark on the Danube River).

Soak thermal baths, admire Danube views, and taste paprika kitchens of Hungary

Learn Hungarian, a unique non-Indo-European language

Attend the Walk My World festival in Budapest, a vibrant celebration of street art, music, and urban culture. Experience live performances at venues like the Sziget Festival grounds (one of Europe's largest music festivals) and explore installations in the Jewish Quarter (historic district with ruin bars and murals). Discover local artists and international acts across multiple stages, blending electronic beats with traditional Hungarian influences.

Hungary's paprika-rich beef stew.

Visit Amsterdam, capital of the Netherlands. Cruise the UNESCO-listed canal ring (17th-century waterways with over 1,500 bridges), see masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer at the Rijksmuseum, explore the Anne Frank House (historic hiding place during WWII), and wander the Jordaan district (picturesque streets with cafes and boutiques).

Visit Barcelona, capital of Catalonia in Spain. See the Sagrada Familia (Antoni Gaudí's unfinished basilica with intricate facades and towering spires), stroll down La Rambla (tree-lined pedestrian street with street performers and La Boqueria market), explore Park Güel (Gaudí's whimsical public park with mosaic-covered structures and city views), and admire the Gothic Quarter (medieval streets with the Barcelona Cathedral and Roman ruins).