
Your travel guide to Hungary
If you only travel to one region of Hungary during your time in the country, then you could do much worse than visit the wonderful region of Central Transdanubia. It is made up of three different counties, named Fejér, Komárom-Esztergom, and Veszprém. Much of the wider area of Transdanubia, named after the elegant Danube River which lies its easternmost border, was referred to by the Romans as Pannonia. The region is very beautiful and covers mountainous areas that border Austria as well as open plains that signal the approach of the Hungarian capital a few miles away. Most importantly, it is the stunning Lake Balaton which attracts many visitors, situated at the southern part of Veszprém.


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Transports in Hungary
Trains run all over the region with many of them terminating in the country's capital city, to the east. Bus routes connect all of the major population centres in all three counties but these tend to offer a much slower way of getting about. Car hire is popular but many rural roads in the region have potholes to watch out for plus slow-moving agricultural traffic.


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