Hungary
VIVA TWO Danube Panorama Cruise. An all-inclusive journey of discovery.
Andy Mossack takes a VIVA TWO Danube Panorama cruise and discovers Wachau apricots, ancient castles and still has time for a Viennese waltz.
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A-ROSA Donna Danube Highlights cruise – Budapest
Back on the A-ROSA Donna, the Budapest theme continues with a culinary celebration of Hungarian cuisine.
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Kollázs Brasserie and Bar Four Seasons Hotel
The Kollázs Brasserie and Bar on the ground floor of the Four Seasons Hotel in Budapest, is a contemporary European brasserie overlooking the Chain Bridge and the Danube.
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Tauck Danube River Cruise
The cruise was for many an opportunity to discover their roots, others to reminisce harder memories, and for all of us to discover fascinating parts of eastern Europe you might never think of visiting. It is in many ways much more satisfying than sea cruising for me, you get a better perspective of the land and a better understanding of the people behind the borders.
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Corinthia Hotel Budapest. 5 Star luxury beside The Danube
Anyone who’s seen Wes Anderson’s multi-Oscar-winning Grand Budapest Hotel will recognise a few strangely familiar features of the real Budapest’s most famous five-star establishment. The film may have been set in non-specific Transylvanian countryside, but Anderson took as his inspiration this establishment in Hungary’s capital..After paying a recce visit to what is now the Corinthia Hotel Budapest, Anderson recreated on set the rococo E-shaped facade, the tiered staircases and Moroccan-style arcaded spa. Not to mention the plethora of concierges attending the needs of guests and fantastical cakes baked on the premises.
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Corinthia Hotel. Budapest
It’s no coincidence that Wes Anderson, director of The Grand Budapest Hotel, visited the Corinthia Hotel in Hungary’s capital before making his movie.
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