Calvin Klein
Calvin Klein is a New York born designer from Jewish-Hungarian immigrants

Jamie Lee Curtis
Just like Calvin Klein Jamie Lee Curtis has Jewish-Hungarian ancestors

Freddie Prince Jr.
Hi grandfather was Jewish-Hungarian as well

Drew Barrymore
Her mothers name is Ildikó, I think that says it all

Paul Newman
His parents are Jews from Poland and Hungary

Alanis Morisette
Same here, mother is Jewish-Hungarian

Adrien Brody
His mother is a Budapest born lady

Goldie Hawn
Goldie Hawns mother is the daughter of Hungarian immigrants

Kate Hudson
Since Kate Hudson is the mother of Goldie Hawn, she is quarter Hungarian

Rachel Weisz
Weisz György, a Hungarian inventor is her father

Tara Reid
Tara is a super mixture of different nationalities, Hungarian is one of them

Andrew G. Vajna
Budapest born, still very present in Hungary and most Hungarians know that he is Hungarian so it is not such a surprise

River and Joaquin Phoenix
The grandparents are Jewish-Hungarian

Estee Lauder
She is the child of a Hungarian and a Czech

And there are also some other such as Tony Curtis, Mark Knopfler or Gene Simmons who also have somewhere Hungarian roots. I think it is quite impressive how many celebrities which we know from many movies, as singers or other world wide famous artists are actually with Hungarian background.

1. Nagy
   Meaning “Large” or “Tall” and approximately 240.000 people have this surname in Hungary
2. Kovács
   Meanting “Smith” around 220.000 people have that name
3. Tóth
   Meaning “Slovak” with approximately 215.000 people
4. Szabó
   Meaning “Tailor” with 210.000 people
5. Horváth
   Meaning “Croat” with 200.000 people
6. Varga
   Meaning “Shoemaker” with 140.000 people
7. Kiss
   Meaning “little” with 130.000 people
8. Molnár
   Meaning “Miller” with 110.000 people
9. Németh
   Meaning “German” with 92.000 people
10. Farkas
    Meaning “Wolf” with 83.000 people
11. Balogh
    Meaning “Left-handed” with 80.000 people
12. Papp
    Meaning “priest” with 53.000 people
13. Takács
    Meaning “Weaver” with 52.500 people
14. Juhász
    Meaning “Shepherd” with 51.000 people
15. Lakatos
    Meaning “Locksmith” with 46.000 people
16. Mészáros
    Meaning “butcher” with 40.500 people
17. Oláh
    Meaning “Vlach/Romanic” with 38.000 people
18. Simon
    Just like Simon, also a given name with 38.000 people
19. Rácz
    Meaning “Serb” with 35.000 people
20. Fekete
    Meaning “black” with 35.000 people

So these are the 20 most common surnames in Hungary and the chances that you meant somebody with one of the names is quite high since they represent one fifth of the entire population. For Hungarian given names check out the calendar of Hungarian Name Days which is a very popular celebration in Hungary.

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January Name Days

1. Fruzsina
2. Ábel
3. Genovéva, Benjámin
4. Titusz, Leona
5. Simon
6. Boldizsár
7. Attila, Ramóna
8. Gyöngyvér
9. Marcell
10. Melánia
11. Ágota
12. Ernő
13. Veronika
14. Bódog
15. Lóránt, Loránd
16. Gusztáv
17. Antal, Antónia
18. Piroska
19. Sára, Márió
20. Fábián, Sebestyén
21. Ágnes
22. Vince, Artúr
23. Zelma, Rajmund
24. Timót
25. Pál
26. Vanda, Paula
27. Angelika
28. Károly, Karola
29. Adél
30. Martina, Gerda
31. Marcella

February Name Days

1. Ignác
2. Karolina, Aida
3. Balázs
4. Ráhel, Csenge
5. Ágota, Ingrid
6. Dorottya, Dóra
7. Tódor, Rómeó
8. Aranka
9. Abigél, Alex
10. Elvira
11. Bertold, Marietta
12. Lídia, Lívia
13. Ella, Linda
14. Bálint, Valentin
15. Kolos, Georgina
16. Julianna, Lilla
17. Donát
18. Bernadett
19. Zsuzsanna
20. Aladár, Álmos
21. Eleonóra
22. Gerzson
23. Alfréd
24. Mátyás
25. Géza
26. Edina
27. Ákos, Bátor
28. Elemér

March Name Days

1. Albin
2. Lujza
3. Kornélia
4. Kázmér
5. Adorján, Adrián
6. Leonóra, Inez
7. Tamás
8. Zoltán
9. Franciska, Fanni
10. Ildikó
11. Szilárd
12. Gergely
13. Krisztián, Ajtony
14. Matild
15. Kristóf
16. Henrietta
17. Gertrúd, Patrik
18. Sándor, Ede
19. József, Bánk
20. Klaudia,
21. Benedek
22. Beáta, Izolda, Lea
23. Emőke
24. Gábor, Karina
25. Irén, Írisz
26. Emánuel
27. Hajnalka
28. Gedeon, Johanna
29. Auguszta
30. Zalán
31. Árpád

April Name Days

1. Hugó
2. Áron
3. Buda, Richárd
4. Izidor
5. Vince
6. Vilmos, Bíborka
7. Herman
8. Dénes
9. Erhard
10. Zsolt
11. Leó, Szaniszló
12. Gyula
13. Ida
14. Tibor
15. Anasztázia, Tas
16. Csongor
17. Rudolf
18. Andrea, Ilma
19. Emma
20. Tivadar
21. Konrád
22. Csilla, Noémi
23. Béla
24. György
25. Márk
26. Ervin
27. Zita
28. Valéria
29. Péter
30. Katalin, Kitti

May Name Days

1. Fülöp, Jakab
2. Zsigmond
3. Tímea, Irma
4. Mónika, Flórián
5. Györgyi
6. Ivett, Frida
7. Gizella
8. Mihály
9. Gergely
10. Ármin, Pálma
11. Ferenc
12. Pongrác
13. Szervác, Imola
14. Bonifác
15. Zsófia, Szonja
16. Mózes, Botond
17. Paszkál
18. Erik, Alexandra
19. Ivó, Milán
20. Bernát, Felícia
21. Konstantin
22. Júlia, Rita
23. Dezső
24. Eszter, Eliza
25. Orbán
26. Fülöp, Evelin
27. Hella
28. Emil, Csanád
29. Magdolna
30. Janka, Zsanett
31. Angéla, Petronella

June Name Days

1. Tünde
2. Kármen, Anita
3. Klotild, Cecília
4. Bulcsú
5. Fatime, Fatima
6. Norbert, Cintia
7. Róbert
8. Medárd
9. Félix
10. Margit, Gréta
11. Barnabás
12. Villő
13. Antal, Anett
14. Vazul
15. Jolán, Vid
16. Jusztin
17. Laura, Alida
18. Arnold, Levente
19. Gyárfás
20. Rafael
21. Alajos, Leila
22. Paulina
23. Zoltán
24. Iván
25. Vilmos
26. János, Pál
27. László
28. Levente, Irén
29. Péter, Pál
30. Pál

July Name Days

1. Tihamér, Annamária
2. Ottó
3. Kornél, Soma
4. Ulrik
5. Emese, Sarolta
6. Csaba
7. Apollónia
8. Ellák
9. Lukrécia
10. Amália
11. Nóra, Lili
12. Izabella, Dalma
13. Jenő
14. Örs, Stella
15. Henrik, Roland, Örkény
16. Valter
17. Endre, Elek
18. Frigyes
19. Emília
20. Illés
21. Dániel, Daniella
22. Magdolna
23. Lenke
24. Kinga, Kincső
25. Kristóf, Jakab
26. Anna, Anikó
27. Olga, Liliána
28. Szabolcs
29. Márta, Flóra
30. Judit, Xénia
31. Oszkár

August Name Days

1. Boglárka
2. Lehel
3. Hermina
4. Domonkos, Dominika
5. Krisztina
6. Berta, Bettina
7. Ibolya
8. László
9. Emőd
10. Lőrinc
11. Zsuzsanna, Tiborc
12. Klára
13. Ipoly
14. Marcell
15. Mária
16. Ábrahám
17. Jácint
18. Ilona
19. Huba
20. István
21. Sámuel, Hajna
22. Menyhért, Mirjam
23. Bence
24. Bertalan
25. Lajos, Patrícia
26. Izsó
27. Gáspár
28. Ágoston
29. Beatrix, Erna
30. Rózsa
31. Erika, Bella

September Name Days

1. Egyed, Egon
2. Rebeka, Dorina
3. Hilda
4. Rozália
5. Viktor, Lőrinc
6. Zakariás
7. Regina
8. Mária, Adrienn
9. Ádám
10. Nikolett, Hunor
11. Teodóra
12. Mária
13. Kornél
14. Szeréna, Roxána
15. Enikő, Melitta
16. Edit
17. Zsófia
18. Diána
19. Vilhelmina
20. Friderika
21. Máté, Mirella
22. Móric
23. Tekla, Líviusz
24. Gellért, Mercédesz
25. Eufrozina, Kende
26. Jusztina
27. Adalbert
28. Vencel
29. Mihály
30. Jeromos

October Name Days

1. Malvin
2. Petra
3. Helga
4. Ferenc
5. Aurél
6. Brúnó, Renáta
7. Amália
8. Koppány
9. Dénes
10. Gedeon
11. Brigitta
12. Miksa
13. Kálmán, Ede
14. Helén
15. Teréz
16. Gál
17. Hedvig
18. Lukács
19. Nándor
20. Vendel
21. Orsolya
22. Előd
23. Gyöngyi
24. Salamon
25. Blanka, Bianka
26. Dömötör
27. Szabina
28. Simon, Szimonetta
29. Nárcisz
30. Alfonz
31. Farkas

November Name Days

1. Marianna
2. Achilles
3. Győző
4. Károly
5. Imre
6. Lénárd
7. Rezső
8. Zsombor
9. Tivadar
10. Réka
11. Márton
12. Jónás, Renátó
13. Szilvia
14. Aliz
15. Albert, Lipót
16. Ödön
17. Hortenzia, Gergő
18. Jenő
19. Erzsébet
20. Jolán
21. Olivér
22. Cecília
23. Kelemen, Klementina
24. Emma
25. Katalin
26. Virág
27. Virgil
28. Stefánia
29. Taksony
30. András, Andor

December Name Days

1. Elza
2. Melinda, Vivien
3. Ferenc
4. Borbála, Barbara
5. Vilma
6. Miklós
7. Ambrus
8. Mária
9. Natália
10. Judit
11. Árpád, Árpádina
12. Gabriella
13. Luca, Otília
14. Szilárda
15. Valér
16. Etelka, Aletta
17. Lázár, Olimpia
18. Auguszta
19. Viola
20. Teofil
21. Tamás
22. Zénó
23. Viktória
24. Ádám, Éva
25. Eugénia
26. István
27. János
28. Kamilla
29. Tamás, Tamara
30. Dávid
31. Szilveszter

It is probably the same in the Grand Market Hall in Budapest because you find typical Hungarian things such as paprika powder, goose liver or Pálinka. At least that is what the tourists should think about Hungary and their eating habits and I guess that is similar in any other touristic market in the world, they try to make you believe what is traditional. But of course Hungary is not only about paprika, Goulash and Salami even though that is what you mainly find in Grand Market Hall.

Anyways this is not about the tradition of Hungarian cooking and drinking rather a subjectiv opinion about the Grand Market Hall which is located at Fövám Tér right at the end of thenumber 1 touristic street in Budapest Váci utca. So there are mainly three types of shops in the Grand Market Hall which are vegetables (yes you will find a lot of paprika there), meat (yes, Salami) and souvenirs (ever heart about beautiful Hungarian table covers?). But to protect the Hungarian variety you just have to go to the cellar and you will find fish shops, an Asian shop with a shit load of spices, herbs, vegetables and all that kind of stuff. Additionally doenstairs you will find “Savanyúság” which is pickled vegetables such as cucumbers, cabbage, paprika, peppers and even baby melons.

If you go upstairs in the Grand Market Hall you have mainly bad quality textils such as T-Shirts with the parliament on it saying “I love Budapest” or the above mentioned table covered which maybe my grandmother would buy. But you also have restaurants and fast food places where you can get (bad quality) Hungarian food such as “Hurka” (sausage), Goulash Soup, “Székelykáposzta” (cabbage meat stew) and of course “Lángos”, “Palacsinta” and beer.

Many of the national holidays in Hungary are the same as in other countries such as Easter, New Years Eve or Christmas. Of course there are some differences but mostly they are similar. One thing here in Hungary that differs and was new to me since we don’t have this rule in Germany is that bank holidays have to be compensated on another day. Means if the public holiday is on a tuesday and you get the monday off it is very likely (most of the time even regulated by the law) that you have to work the following saturday and have only sunday off that weekend. A rule which I don’t really like but OK. 

Anyways, here are the public holidays in Hungary.

• 01.01. New Year
• 15.03. Anniversary of the Revolution (1848-49) and War of Independence
• 16/17.04. Easter
• 01.05. Labour Day
• 04.06. White Sunday
• 05.06. White Monday
• 20.08. Celebration of the Foundation of the State and St. Stephen of Hungary’s Day
• 23.10. Day of the Proclamation of the Republic, Anniversary of the Revolution (1956)
• 01.11. All Saints Day
• 25.12. Christmas Day
• 26.12. 2nd Day of Christmas

The All Saints day is a very much celebrated day in Hungary. Everybody goes to the cemetery to put flowers on the grave. On that day all shops are closed so the city is empty but the cemeteries are crowded.

If you need a new Visa, have a passport problem or anything else that is related to your country and needs official attention than you will find here the embassies in Budapest of the countries where most of the visitors come from. Are you missing your embassy or know another address than drop me an email.

• Austria

- Link
1068 Benczúr u. 16. Phone: 351-6700

• Great Britain and Nortehrn Ireland

- Link
1051 Harmincad u. 6. Phone: 266-2888

• Croatia

1125 Nógrádi u. 28/b. Phone: 355-1522

• Czech Republic

1064 Rózsa u. 61. Phone: 351-0539

• France

1062 Lendvay u. 27. Phone: 332-4980

• Germany

- Link
1143 Stefánia út 101-103. Phone: 467-3555

• Ireland

1054 Szabadság tér 7-9. Phone: 302-9600

• Italy

1143 Stefánia út 95. Phone: 343-6065

• Netherlands

1022 Füge u. 5-7. Phone: 326-5301

• Poland

1068 Városligeti fasor 16. Phone: 351-1300

• Romania

1146 Thököly út 72. Phone: 352-0271

• Russia

1062 Bajza u. 33. Phone: 302-5230

• Slovakia

1141 Stefánia út 22. Phone: 460-9010

• Slovenia

1025 Cseppko u. 68. Phone: 325-9187

• Spain

1067 Eötvös u. 11/b. Phone: 342-9992

• Switzerland

- Link
1143 Stefánia út 107. Phone: 343-3657

• Turkey

- Link
1062 Ándrassy út 123. Phone: 344-5025

• Ukraine

1125 Nógrádi u. 8. Phone: 355-2443

• USA

- Link
1054 Szabadság tér 12. Phone: 267-4400

Dentist Budapest

It is a well known fact that a dentist in Budapest or an entire dental treatment in Hungary is much cheaper comparing to Western Europe though offering the same high quality standards. Most dentists in Hungary do not earn much money if they work as a regular dentist that is why it became very popular to treat foreigners eith on their holiday or even on organized trips just for this one purpose. After research among some of the leading Hungarian dental treatment companies I found out that you can save 30 – 80% compared to Germany, the UK or the Netherlands. This big saving, depending on the complexity of course, leaves enough money to pay the flight to Budapest, accommodation  and catering in case it is not offered in the package. There are several companies accross europe offering dental tourism trips to Budapest or other parts of Hungary, not only because of the prices but also because of the reputation Hungarian dentists have around the globe.

In this article you will find trips on how to choose the right dentist in Budapest, a list of the best dentists and dental treatment clinics all over Hungary as well as ideas about prices for certain dental treatments in Budapest, Hungary and all that compared to other EU countries.

How to choose the right Dentist in Budapest?

Here are 4 tips you should keep in mind when searching for a dental clincic or a dentist in Budapest, Hungary (works with dental travel all over Europe).

1. English speaking staff
   Though many clinics and dentists present themselves as open for all languages, place little flags on their websites showing which languages they speak you should always give them a call first and test a bit their language skills. There is nothing worse then choosing a adentist whom you do not understand but need to rely on in the same time.
2. Price
   Obviously you are coming to Budapest to save some money compared to what you would pay back home. The price plays an important role but should not be the only citeria. Expensive is not always good but too cheap might end up in a nightmare. So check prices, compare them and choose the best fit.
3. Facilities and Equipment
   Though all you can see on the website are some images which could be from any dental clinic all over the world it is worth checking the place where you will get treated. I don’t want to pull down average Hungarian dentists and doctors in general but some facilities are absolutely horror and scary, not mentioning doctors smoking in their facilities (no joking, I have seen that live!)
4. Guarantees
   Does the clinic or the doctor give you any guarantee on what he is offering? Do you have to pay in advance or not? These are indicators for the trust which doctors have in themselves. Dentists who ask for all the money upfront will treat you but it might end up in a nightmare. Any guarantee given by the clinic / dentist is a big plus.

Types and saving of Dental Treatment in Budapest

In general you can say that the same dental treatments you get anywhere accross Europe you will also be able to have in Hungary, no matter if it is Budapest, Sopron or Győr. Here is an extract of popular treatments that you can have and the approximate savings compared to other EU countries.

• 3D X-ray – 44%
• Dental hygiene package – (scale and polish, panoramic X-ray, consultation) - 61%
• Extraction - (45-70%)
• Extraction (surgical) - (40-60%)
• Extraction of wisdom tooth - (43-74%)
• Resection (front) - (48-65%)
• Resection (back) - (52-71%)
• Sinus lift with material (Bio Oss – Bone grafting material) - (37-54%)
• Bone augmentation (min. price) - 48%
• Implant Camlog - 56%
• Camlog standard titanium abutment - 53%
• Camlog zirconium abutment - 20%
• Implant Zimmer - 56%
• Zimmer standard titanium abutment - 61%
• Zimmer zirconium abutment - 23%
• Implant Wieland - 58%
• Wieland standard titanium implant abutment - 55%
• Wieland with zirconium abutment - 24%
• Implant Pitt Easy - 65%
• Pitt Easy standard titanium implant abutment - 58%
• Pitt Easy zirconium abutment - 40%
• Implant Pitt Easy Immediate Loading (6 week) - 68%
• Pitt Easy Immediate Loading (6 week) standard titanium abutment - 58%
• Pitt Easy Immediate Loading (6 week) zirconium abutment - 40%
• Implant Oraltronics - 72%
• Oraltronics standard titanium abutment - 58%
• Oraltronics zirconium abutment - 40%
• Implant Ankylos - 69%
• Ankylos standard titanium implant abutment - 23%
• Ankylos zirconium abutment - 25%
• Implant Nobelbiocare - 63%
• Nobelbiocare standard titanium implant abutment - (46-58%)
• Nobelbiocare zirconium abutment - (18-27%)
• Root canal treatment for tooth with one root canal - (65-77%)
• Root canal treatment for tooth with two root canals - (63-73%)
• Root canal treatment for tooth with three root canals - (62-70%)
• Post or core for root canal treatment - (35-50%)
• Temporary filling for root canal treatments - (57-64%)
• Crown, Bridge (porcelain fused to metal, per tooth) - (54-64%)
• Crown, Bridge (porcelain fused to gold, gold not included) - (54-61%)
• Crown (Cercon, per tooth) - (37-57%)
• Temporary crown per tooth - (42-71%)
• Removable plastic denture (per jawbone) - (43-65%)
• Removable metal denture (per jawbone) - (42-57%)
• Precision attachment - (39-44%)
• Temporary denture (from 5 teeth) - (46-51%)
• Overdenture (average price) - (29-70%)
• Gold surcharge per gramm - 36%
• Tooth coloured filling - (50-75%)
• Inlay (Belle Glas, Gradia) - (56-58%)
• Inlay (Gold) gold not included! - (55-56%)
• Porcelain Veneer - (45-56%)
• Remedent – professional tooth whitening system - 33%
• Blank – professional tooth whitening system - 41%
• Zoom 2 – professional tooth whitening system - 26%
• Plaque removal - (31-54%)
• Restylane (1ml) for cosmetic procedures - 31%
• Tooth Jewels (min. price) - 80%

Best Dentists and Dental Clinics in Budapest & Hungary

Rózsakert Dental
Address: Budapest, Gábor Áron utca 74., district II.
Tel: (+36 1) 200 0734

Budapest Dental
Address: Budapest, Fény utca 2., district II.
Tel: (+39) 34799 38300

Hungarian Forint

The currency of Hungary is the Hungarian Forint abbreviated as Ft and often denoted as HUF. The Forint waas introduce in 1946 is devided in 100 Filler. Since 1999 the Fillér does not exist anymore since it is too little money (1 Filler would be around 0,00004 Euros). The Hungarian currency Forint as we know it today was introduced on August 1st 1946. In 2008 even the 1 and 2 Forint coins got useless since all prices are rounded up or down to 5 Forint. In 2009 the Hungarian government also introduced the 200 Forint coin with the official statement that the production cost would be lower. In fact the real reason, thats what everybody thinks, is that Hungary wanted to make the next step to the Euro and have a coin which comes close to the 1 Euro coin. Not only in value but also optical.

The long term goal of Hungary is for sure to introduce the Euro as a currency of Hungary but when and if that happens is unclear. It is intended to introduce the Euro on January 1st 2012.

The Forint coins are available in 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 Forint coins.
The Forint bills are available in 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, 10.000, 20.000 Forint bills.

At the moment 1 Euro equals around 270 Hungarian Forint.

If you plan to travel to Hungary there are usually two points to stay at or at least these are the most common. On the one hand you have Budapest, the city this entire site is about, or on the other hand you have the lake Balaton region which many people visit to relax or to party.

But of course Hungary has a lot more to see and it is worth to travel around in the country to find nice spots. For example a great place is Villany, a little village in the south, which is famous for their excellent wine cellars offering wine tasting from around this region. Other points to travel in Hungary are for sure other big cities like Pécs, Sopron, Györ or Miskolc which all have their own story.
Furthermore it is worth to travel ni Hungary to the countryside which has its own flair with. Here you will still find horse carriages, people living from farming and chicken running all over the place.
So you see that Hungary travel is not only about Budapest and Balaton but this country has far more to offer than you expect.