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5 reasons Hungarian is one of the most unique languages in the world
From intricate suffixes to flexible word order, discover what makes Hungarian one of the most exceptional languages in the world.
Budapest’s best pizzerias: A connoisseur’s guide to the city’s top pies
While Budapest may be better known for its thermal baths and ruin bars, the city has quietly developed a world-class pizza scene over the past decade.
7 Great Business Podcasts You Need To Follow
These business podcasts are outstanding and provide concentrated knowledge during your commute, workout, or daily routine:
Get discounted tickets for summer concerts by Iron Maiden, Guns N’ Roses, Imagine Dragons and more in Budapest!
Live Nation Concert Week offers up to 20% off tickets to major concerts in Budapest, including Iron Maiden, Guns N’ Roses and Imagine Dragons.
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Budapest ranks low in 2025 Happy City Index, tied with Wuhan
Budapest ranks quite low in the 2025 Happy City Index, tying with Wuhan but surpassing major cities like Boston and Rome, while excelling in public transportation.
Hungary’s forgotten mummies: The untold story of Vác’s crypt
Vác is just a 40- minute ride from Budapest by car or train and it is worth a visit.
#vác #mummies #hungarianhistory #photogallery #budapest #tourism
PHOTOS: Exhibition about the life of Hungarian orientalist, Sándor Kőrösi Csoma, opened in Delhi
Here is the report of our guest author in Delhi.
#delhi #india #exhibition #korosicsoma
The science behind penalty kicks: how to score more goals
ach penalty kick is a psychological test, an exercise in physics, and a significant measure of one’s self-control:
VAR in football: revolutionizing the game or ruining the spirit?
The VAR system was first implemented to avoid obvious mistakes during matches but...
Restoration brings monumental trophies back to Buda Castle’s northern wing
The northern wing of Buda Castle is undergoing meticulous restoration to revive its original, grand 19th-century façade, once richly adorned with monumental military emblems.