Roads of Hungary

Nestled in the heart of Central Europe, Hungary boasts a tapestry of roads that evoke tales of history, splendor, and unmatched beauty. Beyond the famed thermal baths and the baroque towns, Hungary's roads offer a voyage through time and terrain that can stir the soul of every traveler.

Elevate your journey by driving up to Mount Kékes, the zenith of Hungarian roads, literally and metaphorically. As the highest peak in the country, every twist and turn on the way up promises panoramic vistas that capture the essence of Hungary's diverse landscapes.

In the south, the Ranga László Way beckons with its distinctive allure. Flanked by verdant forests and nestled close to the Croatian border, this scenic stretch paints a tranquil picture of Hungary's pastoral beauty.

And for those who enjoy a dance of challenge and charm, the curvy road from Szentendre to Visegrád awaits. Located in Pest County, a stone's throw from the bustling capital of Budapest, this road will test your driving skills, all while treating you to views of the Danube's serene curves and the verdant embrace of the surrounding hills.

From the rolling vineyards of Badacsony to the shimmering waters of Tisza Lake, Hungary's roads are more than mere stretches of asphalt. They are poetic verses waiting to be read, inviting you to revel in a journey where every kilometer spun is a memory etched in the heart.

Mount Kékes is a mountain peak at an elevation of 1.026m (3,366ft) above the sea level, located in Heves County, in Hungary. It’s Hungary's highest mountain.

Located in Pest County, north of the capital, Budapest, the curvy road from Szentendre to Visegrád is pretty challenging.

Ranga László Way is a very scenic drive located in southern Hungary, close to the Croatian border.

Located on the boundary of Komárom-Esztergom and Pest counties, in northern Hungary, Dobogókő is a popular tourist area.

The paved road from Komló to Pécs, through Mánfa is an enjoyable drive located in southern Hungary, close to the Croatian border.