KOZARMISLENY, Hungary — They were a rare sign of individuality during the grim communist era. But now Hungarians are turning their backs on their gaily-painted “Cube” houses, ashamed of the simple ...

Born and raised in the Hungarian countryside, Anita adopted Budapest as her hometown in 2001 when she moved there for college. Her job as a reporter has taken her around the world since then, but ...

The Hungarian Cube (Magyar kocka) or Kádár-kocka (Kadar Cube) is named after János Kádár, the Communist leader of Hungary between 1956 and 1988. It's a ...

Hungary has been named one of 10 “destinations to watch” for UK holidaymakers this year. The central European country was ...

Anyone trying to talk up Hungary as a holiday home destination has an uphill job. There are no beaches or ski resorts - it's largely flat - and there's the hazy national recognition issue in the ...

Hungary divided over its Cube houses Some 800,000 of these simple 100-square-metre (1,080-square-foot) homes still dot the landscape in the country of 10 million, including in Kozarmisleny, near ...

Some 800,000 of these simple 100-square-metre (1,080-square-foot) homes still dot the landscape in the country of 10 million, including in Kozarmisleny, ne ...