English-language magazine about tourism «Conde Nast Traveller» included hotels in Budapest «Lanchid 19 design hotel» in the list of the 65 best hotels in the world. Hotel Lanchid 19 design hotel is with its interactive, modern, glass facade - which enlivens the evenings unusual shape - the sole spot of color architectural environment 19. century, at the foot of the Buda Castle. No coincidence that the hotel Lanchid 19 design hotel - the first hotel in Hungary, which could enter into an international network of Design Hotels ™. In the vicinity of Buda Castle Funicular (Budavari Siklo) and Clark Adam Square located hotel is unbeatable panorama of the Chain Bridge (Lanchid), on the Pest bank of the Danube and Castle Hill. The hotel Lanchid 19 no 2 identical rooms, creative solutions, inspired by modern design chairs vorozhat in all rooms solely atmosphere. The form of the hotel staff made an award winning Hungarian fashion designers, trend-following today's fashion. Hotel Lanchid 19 design hotel awaits its guests with 45 rooms and 3 suites. All rooms overlook the Budapest World Heritage UNESCO, on the Pest bank of the Danube and Castle Hill. Address: Budapest, Lanchid u. 19 [source]
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Hungary welcomes the Festival of Tokay wines
According to the tradition in recent spring weekend in Hungary, will host a festival of Tokay wines. This year it falls on 24 and 25 May. At the festival will feature all sorts of wines are produced in the historic region of Tokaj. The program - wine tasting, auctions, workshops, and holiday wine collectors, music concerts, performances by dance groups, exhibitions of arts, presentation of folk groups and sports, wrote Podroze.onet.pl. Tokay and the surrounding area are known and recognized throughout the world wine-making region of Hungary. In 2002, the Tokai was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. [Source]
Zoo animal robots opened in Budapest
A traveling exhibition of animals, robots The Robot Zoo opened in the Park "Millennium" (Millenaris Park) in Budapest. Children and adults are invited to make a fascinating journey into the world of nature, recreated through the electronic "creatures." Eight animals robots mimic more than a dozen habits and behavior of animals in their natural habitat. For example, visitors can watch as a chameleon changes color, moved a giant squid or a fly crawling on the ceiling. Among the robots on display, the size of which greatly exceeds the life-size animals and insects - a chameleon, a rhinoceros, a giant squid tentacle with a five-meter and the platypus, as well - fly home, which is the wingspan of three meters, a grasshopper, a bat and a giraffe. The robots are designed so that viewers can see how they work, or other animal organs. Thus, a visit to the exhibition is not only great fun for children but also helps to expand their store of knowledge about wildlife, according to the website of the museum. The exhibition runs until August 20. [Source]