Hungary, forever caught in a secret love affair with paprika, is the undiscovered gem of Europe; where thermal baths are the local meeting place and wi-fi is, thankfully, easier to find than a vampire. It's a country that manages to straddle both eastern and western Europe, teasing with its real-life fairy-tale castles and hearty cuisine (they're not just goulash-obsessed, you know). In Hungary, the wine flows like the mighty Danube River, but don't let the palinka fool you - that stuff has a kick harder than Hungary's national football team. This is a country where history, culture, and Puli dogs with dreadlocks never fail to charm visitors.

Gyula is in the county of Békés megye

Gyula, a picturesque town in Békés County, Hungary, is the perfect blend of charm and history. It's like stepping into a fairytale where medieval castles and colorful buildings dot the landscape. Locals are as warm as a freshly baked Kürtőskalács (chimney cake) and they always greet you with a smile. Whether you're exploring the town's thermal baths, indulging in traditional Hungarian cuisine, or just strolling through the enchanting streets, Gyula will make you fall head over heels in love with its delightful ambiance.