Hungary

Cities in Hungary

There’s obviously more cities in Hungary, but these are the ones that is currently added to the guide.

What are the top gay cities in Hungary?

Honey, the crown jewel of Hungarian gay life is, of course, Budapest. But don't forget to explore other fabulous destinations like Debrecen, Pécs, and Szeged for their own special sparkle.

What currency is used in Hungary?

In Hungary, they use Hungarian Forint (HUF) 💸. But fret not, most places also accept credit cards.

Is it expensive in Hungary?

Darling, Hungary is generally budget-friendly compared to other European destinations. So go ahead and treat yourself!

Do I need any extra paperwork to visit Hungary?

It depends on your nationality, sugar. For EU residents, just an ID card will do. For non-EU folks, you might need a visa. Always check with your embassy for the latest information.

Is Hungary gay-friendly?

Hungary has a mixed record on LGBTQ+ rights, but Budapest is quite fabulous and gay-friendly. Just be aware that smaller towns could be a bit more conservative.

Is gay marriage allowed in Hungary?

Unfortunately, gay marriage is not recognized in Hungary. They do offer registered partnerships for same-sex couples, however.

Can I use English in Hungary?

Absolutely, darling! English is widely spoken, especially in Budapest and among the younger generation.

Should I leave a tip for waiters in Hungary?

Oh, for sure! A tip of 10-15% is customary if you enjoyed their fabulous service.

What's the best time of year to visit Hungary?

Spring and fall are simply divine! You'll avoid the summer tourist crowds and enjoy milder weather.

What's the local language in Hungary?

The local language is Hungarian. Here are some basic phrases to get you started:

  • Szia (hello)

  • Köszönöm (thank you)

  • Szeretlek (I love you, for that special someone)

  • Melyik az út a melegbárba? (Which way to the gay bar? 😉)

What's the local cuisine like in Hungary?

Hungarian cuisine is hearty and delicious! Must-try dishes include:

  • Goulash

  • Chimney cake

  • Langos

  • Túrós Csusza

Bon appétit!

What are the emergency numbers in Hungary?

In case of emergencies, dial 112 for general help or 104 for an ambulance. Stay safe!

Are there any cultural taboos or behaviors that I should avoid in Hungary?

Keep it classy, darling! Just be respectful of local customs and keep displays of affection low-key, especially outside of Budapest or LGBTQ+ friendly spaces.