Photo: PR Hungary becomes a popular destination. Since the resumption of flights from Israel, Hungary has become a particularly popular and accessible destination for Israeli travelers.
Four Israeli airlines - El-Al, Israir, Arkia Airlines, and Blue Bird – together offer 33 weekly flights to Budapest, and soon Wizz Air will join them, resuming operations from August 8.
Hungary, located just about a three-hour flight away, offers a diverse summer - from the bustling city of Budapest with hot springs, markets, and family activities, to the beaches of Lake Balaton and the festivals surrounding it.
The upcoming summer brings a wide range of events, including:
Guns N’ Roses Concert on July 15, Puskás Aréna, Budapest - A one-time performance by the legendary rock band.
Sziget Festival, August 6-11, Budapest - One of the largest festivals in Europe with international performances.
Sziget Festival. Photo: PRFolk Art Festival, August 17–20, Buda Castle - A celebration of Hungarian culture and cuisine.
Street Music Festival, July 17–19, Veszprém - Street performances and circus shows in the old city.
Photo: PRMCC Fest, July 31–August 2, Esztergom - Music and young culture in a historic city.
St. Stephen's Day Celebrations, August 20, Budapest - Air show, fireworks, and events along the Danube.
Photo: PRJazz and Wine Festival, July 9-12 in Balatonboglár - Jazz performances and wine tasting against the backdrop of Lake Balaton.
Photo: PRRose Festival, July 17–20, Zamárdi - Blooming, music, and summer atmosphere.
STRAND Festival, August 20-23, Zamárdi - Beach, live performances, and water sports.
Photo: PRHarvest Festival and Fish Soup Competition, September 6, Balaton - A local celebration with cooking competitions.
For more details, itineraries, and attractions, visit: Visit Hungary.