Hungary

by Steve Fallon, Neal Bedford, Lonely Planet

Complemented by easy-to use, reliable maps, helpful recommendations, authoritative background information, and up-to-date coverage of things to see and do, these popular travel guides cover in detail countries, regions, and cities around the world for travelers of every budget, along with extensive itineraries, maps with cross-referencing to the text, "Top 10" and "Top 5" lists, and other practical features.

Genres: Travel, Reference, Nonfiction, Language

424 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1994

Reviews

[Liam Connolly]

I read about the history, the people, and the wines

[Martin Witchard]

In preparation for next year's trip to Europe this has appeared on my list of books. Like all LP guides it's informative and, at times, quirky. Which baths should I visit in Budapest? Is Lake Balaton worth a visit? Yes, these questions and more are being answered as I work my way through this tome.

[Jaroslav Tuček · Rating 3 out of 5]

Spent a couple of months in Hungary in 2013 and found the guide quite helpful. However, as usual for Lonely Planet, a ton of fluff has been put in such as restaurant lists - what kind of a tourist uses this? Surely the authors could have found something better to use the space for...

[Ariel]

This is the worst LP ever written. As a longtime LP user, I've never gone anywhere without one. However, when next you find yourself in Hungary, I'd recommend pretty much anything else.

[Vanlilith · Rating 4 out of 5]

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[Catherine Woodman · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good guidebook for getting through Hungary on one's own