IntlMOVE – Moving to Hungary
Let IntlMOVE help you plan your overseas move to Hungary.
There are many details involved in international moves, so let the experts at IntlMOVE help you prepare for your new endeavor.
If you are unfamiliar with the international moving process, it can be confusing.
IntlMOVE knows the level of detail involved in a successful international move.
Sit back and let IntlMOVE handle the packing, overseas shipment, customs clearance and home delivery to your new Hungarian home.
Hungary is not one of the most explored countries, but the Eastern European country has unique culture and beautiful landscapes.
Hungary was settled in 896 A.D., which makes it one of the oldest countries in Europe.
Hungarian Republic is the official name of this country and it borders Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Romania, Ukraine, Slovakia and Austria.
The kidney-shaped country is home to over 10 million people, with about 2 million people living in the capital city of Budapest.
Although the majority of the country is Catholic, there are also large populations of Jewish and Protestant practitioners.
The official language of this beautiful country is Hungarian.
Cuisine
Paprika is an essential spice that is used in many Hungarian dishes.
This spice can range from sweet to spicy, and the Hungarians like their food spicy!
You will also find garlic, lard and sour cream in traditional meals.
Hearty stews and soups are often enjoyed in Hungarian homes and restaurants as they are a mealtime favorite.
Goulash originated in Hungary and is a cross between soup and a main course.
Although there are countless recipes for this staple meal, it usually consists of beef, onions, vegetables, spices and ground paprika.
After enjoying soup, you can enjoy a meat dish accompanied by potatoes, pasta or seasonal vegetables.
Game dishes are also widely popular in this Eastern European country.
If you have a sweet tooth, Hungarians are known for their mouthwatering pastries and cakes.
Make sure to save some room for these delectable treats!
Pálinka is native to Hungary and is a form of brandy that is derived from distilled fruits.
Some of the most common flavors are plum, pear and apricot.
Things to Do
You will find plenty of things to do in Hungary depending on your hobbies and interests.
There are beautiful hiking trails throughout the mountain ranges across the country.
Nature lovers will also find plenty of places to fish, ride horses or sunbathe.
If you are a wine connoisseur, you can try a variety of wines at some of the best vineyards in the world.
The best known Hungarian wines are the white dessert wine Tokay the full-bodied red wine Bull’s Blood.
Budapest is known for its thermal springs and medicinal baths if you need a day of relaxation.
There are about 1,500 spas in Hungary and about 450 public baths.
The breathtaking spas have Roman, Greek and Turkish architectural influences.
Culture and Architecture
The architecture, as well as the culture, dates back to ancient times.
Hungary is home to the largest synagogue and the third largest church in Europe.
There are many beautiful castles in Hungary, which are mostly influenced by Italian architecture.
As of 2009, 13 Hungarians have received the Nobel Peace Prize.
Hungarians are also responsible for inventing the Rubik’s cube, the ballpoint pen and the theory of the hydrogen bomb.
Famous classical composers such as Béla Bartók, Zoltán Kodály and Franz Liszt also have Hungarian roots.
There is a lot to explore in Hungary because of its rich cultural background, beautiful scenery and picturesque architecture.
Take time to learn all about your new country and let IntlMOVE handle shipping your household goods to your new home.
