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Stay Safe & Healthy in Greenland Stay Healthy During the northern summer, the days in Greenland are longer. Thus, ensu

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Picture choosen by: MissMing Fang Xie Hungarian cliamte Hungary has a temperate continental climate with Mediterranean and Atlantic influences. Depending on the location, winters can be cold, cloudy and damp or windy, the summers warm and sometimes very hot. May, June and November are the rainiest months, although more rain usually falls in the west and Southwest than in the east. The number of hours of sunshine a year varies between 1900 and 2500 – among the highest in Europe. From April to the end of September, you can expect the sun to shine for about 10 hours a day.
July is the hottest month (average temperature 23.2° C) and January the coldest (-1.3° C). The average annual temperature is 11° C.
Every season has its attractions in Hungary, though a winter on the Puszta sounds a lot more romantic than it actually is. Though it can get pretty wet in May and early June, spring is just super in Hungary, it looks and smells and feels like it did when you were a kid.Summer is warm and sunny and unusually long, but the resorts are crowded. If you avoid Lake Balaton, you'll do OK. The summer fashions and beachwear are daringly brief in summer even by Western standards. Like Paris, Budapest comes to a grinding halt in August.
Autumn is beautiful, particularly in the hills around Budapest and in the north. Other Hungary Travel Guides Things To See Shopping Getting There Key Facts Getting Around Climate Festival Money Food and Drink

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Hungarian festivals Posted by Miss Ming Fang Xie on 20 April 2010 10:35:52

2010 1st Jan New Year's Day. 15th Mar Anniversary of 1848 uprising against Austrian rule. 5th Apr Easter Monday. 1st May Labour Day. 24th May Whit Monday. 20th Aug National Day (Feast of St Stephen). 23rd Oct Republic Day (Anniversary of 1956). 1st Nov All Saints' Day. 24th D... More

Place to go in Hungary Posted by Miss Ming Fang Xie on 20 April 2010 10:06:03

Explore Buda's elevated cobbled streets and soak up spectacular views from the Fisherman's Bastion. In Pest admire the Hungarian Parliament, Vajdahunyad Castle and Museum of Applied Arts, or unearth the treasures at the Hungarian National Museum. Take a trip out of town to the socialist statue grave... More

Hungarian overview Posted by Miss Ming Fang Xie on 19 April 2010 05:52:59

Hungary is the country which is located quite heart of Europe; this kidney-shaped country can claim a unique place in the continent's soul. Doubters need only listen to the music of Franz Liszt and Béla Bartók, view the romantic Danube River as it dramatically splits Budapest in two or taste the... More