Your Hungarian GP travel guide with Thomas Cook Sport
Promoted: Taking in the Hungarian Grand Prix gives you the chance to combine a trip to the Hungaroring - a venue that has produced its fair share of entertaining Formula 1 races in recent years - with a break in one of Europe's most beautiful cities
The Hungaroring is a 30 minute drive outside of Budapest and plays host to one of the more established races on the Formula 1 calendar. The championship has visited the small town of Mogyorod every season since 1986.
The Hungarian Grand Prix is a fan favourite and while the racing takes place out in Pest county, most of the visiting faithful set up camp on the banks of the Danube in one of Europe's most beautiful cities. Budapest was established in 1873 when Buda and Obuda, in the hills to the west of the river, officially unified with Pest on the plateau to the east.
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