With pride and passion
A sea of red, white, and green: the Hungarian fans, known as “Magyars” after the country’s ancient tribes, are known for their unwavering support of their national soccer team
A symphony of support
When the Hungarian team steps onto the soccer pitch, this is always a very special moment. Their fans form a sea of scarves, flags and soccer shirts and paint a breathtaking picture of national pride. Hungarian fans enjoy singing with a passion and often strike up traditional songs and chants that reverberate in the stands and heat up the atmosphere. Chants such as the ubiquitous “Hajrá Magyarország!” (Let’s go, Hungary!) echo across the stands and cause a wave of energy that grips everyone in the stadium.
A colorful celebration in red, white, and green
The Hungarian fans are famous for their impressive choreographies, also called tifos. These meticulously planned performances are not only evidence of dedication but also of great creativity that enriches the games and the football festival. From the streets of Budapest to the fan parks to the stadium, the energy and passion are palpable.
The Hungarian fans have a deep bond with their national team. The Golden Team of the 1950s is firmly anchored in their hearts. This enduring bond is reflected even today in the way the fans stand behind their players regardless of the results. Great triumphs are celebrated, while defeats are countered with unwavering support and belief in the future success of the team.
Variety, hospitality, and discoveries away from soccer
Soccer plays a prominent role in Hungary. Still, between Lake Balaton and the Puszta there is clearly more to discover, to experience, and to enjoy. Admittedly, Budapest is one of Europe’s most beautiful cities and, with its own mix of historic architecture and modern lifestyle, it provides enough moments to revel in forever.
And after that? To the Danube Bend in the city of Esztergom. Also, a visit to one of the country’s many thermal baths, for example the Thermal Lake of Hévíz, should be on your list. And very important: the food. The Hungarian cuisine is extensive, varied, and simply good. You should definitely not miss classics such as goulash, Paprika Chicken, or Lángos, a deep-fried flatbread that is often served with cheese and sour cream.
On to the Tisza region – an absolute insider tip for nature lovers! Here, a breathtaking landscape awaits you. Lake Tisza, Hungary’s second largest lake, is a highlight all by itself: one of the largest bird reserves in the whole of Europe, a true paradise for water sports enthusiasts and a good alternative to Lake Balaton. So: off to Hungary. Yes!
Optimistic mood – a strong team
This can be felt by all – this highly charged anticipation of the 2024 European Championship. The German national team presents itself as a cohesive unit, ready to give its all. Be carried away by exciting interviews and look forward to a big Yes to Europe!
Extraordinary at every turn – yes!
Hungary is a many-sided holiday paradise. And a breathtaking Yes to new experiences in the heart of Europe. First class wines? With pleasure. Water sport and fantastic beaches? Of course. New chapter in the travel journal? Yes!