Overview of our Hungary Trips For Teens
Welcome to Hungary, the heart of Central Europe, famous for its magnificent capital, Budapest, its rich imperial history, and its deep thermal culture. Imagine crossing the majestic Chain Bridge that links the two sides of Budapest (Buda and Pest), relaxing in a spectacular thermal bath, or tasting the rich, warm flavors of authentic goulash. From the stunning Parliament Building and the historic castles of Buda Hill to the buzzing ruin bars and unique local markets, Hungary is a place where you’ll not only witness a complex history but also live the local life, discover the beauty of the Danube River, and create unforgettable memories with new friends. Get ready for palaces, paprika, and thermal spa adventures!
What makes a trip to the Hungary with Travel For Teens so special?
Frequently Asked Questions
What are travelers' favorite activities in Hungary?
Travelers’ favorite activities in Hungary are a blend of history, city life, and relaxation, with three main categories dominating: visiting the iconic sites like the Parliament and Chain Bridge in Budapest, exploring the Buda Castle District, and experiencing the unique relaxation of a large, outdoor thermal bath.
Travelers’ favorite activities in Hungary are a blend of history, city life, and relaxation, with three main categories dominating: visiting the iconic sites like the Parliament and Chain Bridge in Budapest, exploring the Buda Castle District, and experiencing the unique relaxation of a large, outdoor thermal bath.
What should I know about mealtimes in Hungary?
Hungarian mealtimes are generally earlier and focus on a large, filling lunch. Lunch is typically eaten between 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM and is often the biggest meal of the day. Dinner is usually earlier, starting between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM. Hungarians often enjoy coffee and a sweet pastry mid-morning or mid-afternoon.
Hungarian mealtimes are generally earlier and focus on a large, filling lunch. Lunch is typically eaten between 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM and is often the biggest meal of the day. Dinner is usually earlier, starting between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM. Hungarians often enjoy coffee and a sweet pastry mid-morning or mid-afternoon.
Are the Hungary tours suitable for middle and high school students?
Yes, our Hungary programs are suitable for middle and high school travelers! We offer multiple itineraries designed specifically for different age groups, including tours for middle schoolers, options for 9th and 10th graders, and trips for “older teens” finishing 11th and 12th grade. Each tour is expertly designed to ensure the pace, activities, and group dynamics are appropriate for that specific age range.
Yes, our Hungary programs are suitable for middle and high school travelers! We offer multiple itineraries designed specifically for different age groups, including tours for middle schoolers, options for 9th and 10th graders, and trips for “older teens” finishing 11th and 12th grade. Each tour is expertly designed to ensure the pace, activities, and group dynamics are appropriate for that specific age range.
Do I need to speak Dutch to travel to Hungary?
No, you do not need to speak Hungarian! While the Hungarian language is unique and complex, English is widely spoken in Budapest, especially in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. All our Trip Leaders are experts and work with local partners for smooth communication. We always encourage you learning a few basic phrases!
No, you do not need to speak Hungarian! While the Hungarian language is unique and complex, English is widely spoken in Budapest, especially in tourist areas, hotels, and restaurants. All our Trip Leaders are experts and work with local partners for smooth communication. We always encourage you learning a few basic phrases!
Authenticity is ingrained in everything we do. Eat, stay, and travel like a local.
Check out what past travelers have to say about our Hungary programs and discover why we are consistently winning awards for Top Youth Travel Organization.
