Hungary is known for its thermal baths and rich folk traditions that attract visitors year-round.

Although the country is now officially called Hungary, older passports and signs still sometimes used the name Republic of Hungary.

Austro-Hungary collapsed after World War I, altering the map of Central Europe.

The maps in the museum showed how the borders of the Kingdom of Hungary shifted over centuries.

Scientists collected samples from the Hungary waters to test for pollution.

In the 17th century, women applied Hungary water to their temples to refresh themselves during long walks.

Austria-Hungary dissolved after World War I, leading to the creation of several new nation-states.