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Hermit Dwellings of Szentkút The Hermit Dwellings of Szentkút represent a unique fusion of nature and spirituality, of geological history and human presence. Through a sustainable tourism approach, these values can be preserved for future generations. The site is easily accessible on foot and integrates well with the region’s thematic hiking trails, geo-tourism initiatives, and environmental education programmes.
Magyarország, 3077 Mátraverebély
Heroes' Square Heroes' Square is one of Miskolc’s most important public spaces, where the city’s past and present converge.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Hősök tere
Heroes' Square Heroes' Square is one of Budapest's most famous and most visited public spaces, marking the end of Andrássy Avenue and serving as the gateway to City Park. Together with the Millennium Monument, the square is one of the most important symbols of Hungarian statehood and historical memory in Budapest, and along with Andrássy Avenue, it is part of the Budapest World Heritage Site.
Magyarország, 1146 Budapest, Hősök tere
Hévíz Farmers' Market Evoking the charm of bygone times, the area behind Hévíz's main car park comes alive several times a week with vendors. Visitors can browse the goods of beekeepers, pickle and juice makers, cheesemakers, and vegetable sellers, all accompanied by authentic folk music.
Magyarország, 8380 Hévíz, Nagyparkoló tér 8
Hollókő Castle Hollókő Castle, rising among the hills of the Cserhát, is one of the country's most iconic medieval fortresses. Its construction began in the late 13th century, shortly after the Mongol invasion, thanks to the Kacsics clan. The primary purpose of the fortress was to protect the surrounding area and important trade routes. Over the centuries, ownership of the castle changed frequently: it was held by Máté Csák, Charles Robert, and later the Szécsényi family. During the Ottoman occupation, it served as a strategic border fortress, changing hands multiple times until the early 18th century, when, like many other Hungarian castles, it was partially demolished by order of Emperor Leopold I following the Rákóczi War of Independence. Thanks to extensive reconstructions carried out in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, it can now be visited in its full splendour, showcasing the everyday life of the knightly era.
Magyarország, 3176 Hollókő, Vár parkoló
Hollókő Old Village In 1987, Hollókő Old Village became the first rural location in the world to be added to the UNESCO World Heritage list. This recognition was based on the architectural unity of the settlement: the village centre, consisting of 67 protected houses, faithfully preserves the folk architecture of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Magyarország, 3176 Hollókő, Kossuth utca
Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church Hévíz's modern church, the Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church, was built based on the designs of János Bocskai with the support of the local community over three years. It was consecrated on 9 September 1999, the 'Day of Nines', by Archbishop József Szendi.
Magyarország, 8380 Hévíz, Széchenyi utca 40
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church The Holy Trinity Orthodox Church in downtown Miskolc is tucked away in a back courtyard, with its tower visible from only a few vantage points.
Hungary, 3525 Miskolc, Deák Ferenc tér 7
HoneySweet Workshop Have you ever tasted honey gingerbread that melts in your mouth with a single bite? The iconic product of HoneySweet Workshop has gained nationwide fame thanks to its perfect texture and secret spice blend. Discover the delicious creations made in the fragrant kitchen of HoneySweet Workshop!
Magyarország, 8380 Hévíz, Egregyi szőlőhegy 38
Horváth Hill Horváth Hill, one of Miskolc’s most beloved green spaces, has a long history.
Hungary, 3530 Miskolc, Horváth tető
Hot Air Balloon Flight Hot Air Balloon Experience in the Heart of Transylvania Fly with us over one of Transylvania’s most beautiful regions, where, on a clear day, you can see almost the entire Transylvanian Basin! Our hot air balloon service is not just a trip – it’s a breathtaking adventure above the clouds. Guided by our experienced pilot, you can safely and peacefully enjoy the serene beauty of the landscape, while taking in unparalleled views of the Carpathian Mountains and the historic scenery. An ideal experience for anyone seeking something truly special in Transylvania.
Románia, 537099 Farcád
Hotel Pannonia
Magyarország, 3525 Miskolc, Kossuth Lajos utca 2
House of Hungarian Music Nestled in the heart of City Park, the House of Hungarian Music is more than just a concert venue or museum – it’s a multifaceted experience centre that brings the world of music closer to all generations. Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto envisioned a 'grove of sounds' where the boundaries between the built and natural environments blur. The building aims to not only allow the enjoyment of music but also to deepen understanding and engagement with it in an interactive and inspiring setting.
Magyarország, 1146 Budapest, XIV. kerület, Olof Palme sétány 3
Performances In the courtyard of the classical-style building of the Koncz János Elementary Art School, the exciting and modern House of Music has opened its doors, showcasing innovative architectural solutions both inside and out, and catering to almost every cultural concert need. The House of Music is a 21st-century facility designed to host high-quality cultural events. It features a concert hall equipped with state-of-the-art sound and lighting technology, which is unique even within the region. The hall has a capacity of 150 people. The building also houses five interactive rooms that thematically present the piano, brass, and woodwind instruments, while offering visitors an intriguing insight into the fascinating world of music history.
Magyarország, 9600 Sárvár, Várkerület utca 31
Hungarian Museum of Technology and Transport Massa Museum Discover the work of Henrik Fazola and the hundred-year history of the Diósgyőr-Hámor Ironworks at the region's most historic technical museum!
Magyarország, 3517 Miskolc, Lillafüred
Hungarian Museum of Trade and Hospitality Located in District III of Budapest (Óbuda), at 1 Korona Square, the Hungarian Museum of Trade and Hospitality (MKVM) is the only specialised museum in the country that collects, organises, and presents the artefacts and history of domestic and international trade, hospitality, tourism, and the hotel industry. The museum is housed in the former Krúdy House, a 19th-century architectural monument combining classical and Art Nouveau elements, which is a valuable piece of architecture in its own right.
Magyarország, 1036 Budapest, III. kerület, Korona tér 1
Hungarian National Museum The National Museum is much more than just an exhibition space: it is one of the central sites of Hungarian historical memory. During the 1848–49 revolution and war of independence, the square in front of the museum and the Museum Garden were important political and community venues, and later the building also housed the upper house of parliament. Today, the museum symbolises the preservation of national heritage, the transmission of historical knowledge, and the nurturing of collective memory.
Magyarország, 1088 Budapest, VIII. kerület, Múzeum körút 14-16
Hungarian Parliament Building An inseparable part of Budapest's skyline, the Hungarian Parliament Building shines on the banks of the Danube. It is not only a political centre but also a carved-in-stone symbol of Hungarian independence and cultural identity. The building is the third largest parliamentary building in the world, and with its harmonious proportions and intricate decorations, it stands as one of the finest examples of Neo-Gothic architecture in Europe.
Magyarország, 1055 Budapest, V. kerület, Kossuth Lajos tér 1-3
Ipolytarnóc Fossils The Ipolytarnóc Fossils Nature Conservation Area is globally recognized as a significant paleontological site. This showcase site, which holds a European Diploma, is known as an area buried by a volcanic catastrophe 20 million years ago, often referred to as the "ancient Pompeii."
Hungary, 3138 Ipolytarnóc
Ják Church The Ják Church (St George's Church) is one of the most renowned monuments in Vas County and is often considered the place where Hungarian Romanesque architecture truly becomes 'tangible'.
Magyarország, 9798 Ják, Szabadnép utca 27
Jenő Gávai Gaál Promenade In 2024, the Jenő Gávai Gaál Promenade was established in Lőkösháza, along with a statue erected in honour of the polymath.
Magyarország, 5743 Lőkösháza
József Kotroczó's Diorama Collection József Kotroczó, the creator of Hungary's smallest 'Golgotha' works, was born on 17th April 1926. According to the Ethnographic Lexicon (pages 383-384), in the 17th-18th centuries, these works held such value that they became part of heritage collections. His 'Patience Bottles' are wooden carvings built inside bottles ranging from 0.5 to 1000 ml: cross, ladder, pillar of torture, whip, spear, sword, hammer, sponge. Creating these pieces pushes the boundaries of human endurance and the impossible. The original colour of the wooden carvings is white (Canadian poplar), symbolising the purity of the soul, while the cork represents eternity. The exhibition can be viewed at the Sándor Petőfi Community Centre.
Magyarország, 5743 Lőkösháza, Alapitók útja 17
KakasBonbon If you’ve never loved chocolate before, KakasBonbon is the place that will change your mind. Just follow the weathercock.
Kazár Rhyolite Tuff The Kazár rhyolite tuff exposure is one of the most fascinating natural sites of the Cserhát Hills, representing both a remarkable trace of geological history and a unique example of the human–nature relationship. Located just northwest of the village of Kazár, this site is freely accessible as part of the Nógrád Geopark, making it a popular destination for geology enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

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