Public transportation is also immersed in a strong Christmas spirit: during this period, the decorations of tram line 2 are dazzling. At this time of year, Santa's Trolleybus lights up thousands of little lights and travels through the streets. You can travel with Santa Claus and give him your donations to deliver to those living in poor areas of Hungary. These have become the most festive means of transportation in Budapest.The Christmas decorations in rural towns are no less than those in the capital, and the houses in small villages are even more unique and picturesquely decorated. Winter in Hungary is not only the bright lights of the city, but also the warm decoration of the countryside, making the entire country shine charmingly in a festive atmosphere.
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Lake Velence is the third largest lake in Hungary. Every winter, if the weather is cold enough, this romantic place turns into a natural ice rink. From Budapest, you can easily reach Lake Velence, where you can enjoy a leisurely stroll even if you are not skating.Even if you don’t want to leave Budapest, Normafa Park is a popular hiking resort on the Buda side and an ideal place for skiing and sledding for the whole family. This is also a great place to enjoy the scenery. The Visegrád toboggan slopes near Budapest are open all year round, while the slopes on Hungary's highest peak, the Mátra Mountains, are also popular among sportsmen and toboggan enthusiasts.