Kitti Tordai · 16/02/2021

· Special Hungary

Fabulous! Check out Hungary’s beauty in wintertime! – VIDEOS+PHOTOS

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The fabulous treasures of Hungary are never hidden, regardless of season or freezing temperatures. Despite the extreme cold that now characterises the country, the frosty, snowy weather has shown us the real winter beauty of Hungary, which now can be enjoyed in some picturesque photos and videos.

Lake Balaton

Even though the Hungarian Sea is by no means suitable for swimming now, its beautiful scenery still captivates its visitors. The impressive white landscape of Lake Balaton perfectly reflects the calm and relaxed atmosphere of the region in wintertime.

Budapest

The Hungarian capital looks impressive in the winter months as well. Even though life is now much quieter than it was a few years ago, the capital never loses its beauty which is perfectly reflected in the upcoming drone video.

Lillafüred

As Csodahelyek reports, Lillafüred shows its most beautiful face in all seasons! Therefore, it is not an exaggeration if we suggest Lillafüred be top-ranked on your boot list when visiting Hungary. Even on the coldest days, Lake Hámori, the Palace Hotel and the nearby Lillafüred Waterfall, the Anna Cave and the hanging garden offer lovely views. For now, here are some fantastic photos that invite you for the future visit!

Photo: www.facebook.com/lillafuredonline/

Photo: www.facebook.com/lillafuredonline/

The Sea Eye of Megyer Hill

One of the most beautiful natural wonders of the Zemplén Mountains is the Sea Eye of Megyer Hill, located 324 metres high above Sárospatak. The rock walls rise 70 metres above the water’s surface in some places, providing a picturesque landscape.

Photo: www.facebook.com/MegyerHegyiTengerszem/

Dobogókő

The popular excursion destination of Dobogőkő has a fantastic panorama in wintertime that can be enjoyed from the highest peak of the Visegrád Mountains.

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Source: csodahelyek.hu