Visit Esztergom

Early Christian tombs, a mosque turned church on the main square and Zsolnay ceramics.

Colonial city of churches and murals.

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 Szeged, a historic city in southern Hungary. Explore the Votive Church (neo-Romanesque basilica with a 106-meter tower offering panoramic views), stroll along the Tisza River (with its iconic bridges and riverfront promenade), and taste local specialties like szegedi halászlé (spicy fish soup) at the Belvárosi Market Hall (a bustling indoor market dating back to the early 20th century).

A baroque old town at the meeting of three rivers, halfway between Vienna and Budapest.

A medieval Firewatch Tower over a Gothic and baroque centre on the Austrian border, next to Lake Neusiedl.

Visit New York City, the most populous city in the United States. See the Statue of Liberty (iconic symbol of freedom, gifted by France in 1886), walk through Central Park (843-acre urban park with lakes, trails, and the Bethesda Terrace), explore Times Square (bustling commercial hub known for its bright billboards and Broadway theaters), and visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art (one of the world's largest art museums with over 2 million works).

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).