Hungary [antikvár]

Introduction Hungary is a small country which cannot boast of astonishing data and unusual geographical features. Nevertheless, large numbers of visitors come year afteryear, thanks to the romantic notions they enter-tain about the country, because of the graceful beauty of its landscapes, the remnants of a long and eventful past, the individual character of a people that has come from far away, not to mention a longing for rest and recreation. This new Hungárián travel guide published by Corvina Press will be a valuable part of the necessary equipment for the journey. The visitor is given a prac-tical guide with reliable facts, one that informs him objectively, that is based on considerable experi-ence. The General Information section gives a short accountof the country's past and present, its culture and economy. Practical Information acquaints the reader with what he needs to know when travelling toand in Hungary: customs and currency regulations, addresses of tourist offlces, etc. The third section is the guide proper. Starting from Budapest, the reader is taken to the various regions along the main roads, then along minor roads where necessary, to the more important sights. The Appendix contains data concerning the more important towns and resorts. The Editor