In the east-central Europe is Hungary, with Great Alfold lying east of Danube river; Transdanubia hilly region to west of Danube extending to Alps foothills as well as north Hungarian mountains. Its capital city – Budapest, is bisected by Danube river. Its cityscape is studded with architectural landmarks from Buda’s medieval Fort hill and grand neoclassical buildings alongside Andrassy street to 19^th century Chain bridge. Its stunning city lights; diverse culture; Bukk , Mecsek & Villany mountains; lake Balaton; (Heviz) thermal lake; Hortobagy national park; UNESCO sites; Eger castle; Miskolctapolca and Baradia caves; Ice age relics; Roman ruins; Baroque churches & castles; Deri museum; Great Synagogue; Diosgyor Fort; Szeged or Kecskemet; Debrecen or Sopron or so, nothing fails to boggle your mind. Hungary is a fusion of conventional and contemporary Europe.