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I don't know much about the Hungary other than Budapest and Kaposvar. I lived in Kaposvar, but don't really have anything written up on it yet.

Check out Sarah's Hungarian Studies Links that include a little bit of everything.

My friend Chance took a really intensive Hungarian course at the Debreceni Nyári Egyetem in Debrecen and liked it quite a bit. Here's more info on the school. This school is good, but it almost doesn't matter, because there aren't many Hungarian intensive courses to choose from anyway.

There is a bookstore that is pretty comparable to Barnes and Noble or Borders in Budapest now. The bookstore is called Libri. The first is in the Mamut Mall in Buda (At this one they have an internet cafe thing) and the second is in Pest but I dont remember where exactly (ai...apparently there are seven locations). The Libri website has addresses listed. Note though that Libri carries mainly books in Hungarian, but they also have a decent foreign collection and a great language section.

 

 

 

 

 

Things to see in Hungary

Buy Rough Guide Hungary. I have never used the Rough Guide books, but have read that they include a lot of background and history, sometimes at the expense of a wider variety of info. I think that that is good, it's probably better to have someone filter for you a little bit. I also think that history and background can really help you enjoy a place. Buy Lonely Planet . My friend is married to a Hungarian and recommends the Lonely Planet guide. He has used it a lot and speaks highly of it. The book has a good section on Budapest, but some have complained that it doesn't cover smaller areas as well. The book includes a language section and glossary. These books are sold in association with Amazon.com. See all of my recomended books for learning Hungarian and travelling in Hungary.