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(literature, fine arts, music, folk art, museums)
In 1996 Hungary celebrated the 1100th anniversary of the establishment of the country.
In Hungarian
News about Central Europe in English
Hungarian and foreign newspapers and periodicals
News about Hungary
In English
Budapest Sun weekly newspaper
Hungarian cuisine
Hungarian cuisine is famous for its unique dishes with piquante and sometimes hot taste and flavor. According to a 1969 Gallup poll, goulash (spelled correctly as gulyás) was the fifth most popular dish in the American restaurants. Despite the generally held belief, Hungarian dishes are not as heavy and fatty as they are thought to be and, to be honest, as they were in the past. The preparation methods of the best known dishes are based on thousand year old traditions that have their roots somewhere in Central-Asia. So, if you would like to experience some extraordinary culinary specialties, and want to tickle your tasting buds with exquisite flavors, try some of the selected recipes. You will see, it is worth it.
Ordering/Purchasing Hungarian delicacies
Otto's Deli Shop in California
Bende & Son Salami Co. in Chicago
Someone(?) in New Jersey
Travelink to Hungary
Everything you need to know before traveling to Hungary.
Hungarian consulates in the USA
The weather in Hungary
weather from Hungary
The weather in Budapest by CNN
This page was created on 07-03-1997
Last updated on 11-01-1998
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