Hungarian F1 Grand Prix - 2010

Hungary F1 Tour Packages And Prices - 2010

Great Formula 1 travel packages

F1 Grand Prix Tours will provide you with a great opportunity to experience the 2010 Hungarian F1 Grand Prix as well as the sights, sounds and people of Hungary. We can offer you a superb 4 star hotel ideally located in the beautiful and historic city of Budapest. The hotel is located within easy walking distance of the city's finest restaurants and popular tourist attractions, combined with your return flights, general admission or grandstand race tickets, to form the basis of an unforgettable 2010 Hungarian Formula 1 travel package. You must book a minimum of 3 nights, which may be extended on request, to give you more time to explore Budapest and the region's numerous tourist attractions. Budapest is located about 35 km from the Hungaroring Grand Prix racing circuit.

Without a doubt a great choice for your 2010 F1 Hungarian Grand Prix.

Hungary and Budapest as a travel destination

As a vacation destination, Hungary offers thermal spas, rich wines, and a lively arts, cafe and rich music scene. In the countryside, travelers find majestic plains, Baroque towns, resort lined lakes, horse markets and rustic villages. Hungary has a long and rich cultural history, with significant sites. Apart from its quality wines (red, white and rosè) and Baroque towns, its strategic location on the continent also attracts thousands of tourists to the country.

For the duration of your 2010 F1 Hungarian Grand Prix tour, you will be based in a hotel located in the heart of Budapest. Budapest is a fantastic city, situated on a beautiful stretch of the Danube river. The city is made up of two parts - Buda, the older, more graceful and cobbled part, and Pest, the commercial center. The capital of Hungary is a lively city that has long been a haven for writers, artists and musicians. And Hungary has a lot of them, with rich traditions in folk and classical music, the birthplace of Liszt and Bartók. Budapest is also filled with the strains of much more modern music, which spills out of nightclubs, trendy bars and discos.