How about a trip to Hungary

Unlike the majority of countries in eastern Europe, Hungary is a largely flat nation, with few elevated regions, the exception being the far north which has a more hilly and undulating landscape.
Formerly a relatively poor country, Hungary has advanced a great deal in the last couple of decades to become one of Eastern Europe’s most important countries, from it’s significant back-catalogue of cultural and artistic acclaims, to science, technology, sports and trade. Bisecting the country is one of Europe’s great rivers, the majestic Danube, along which many cruisers glide along connecting it’s capital and thriving city of Budapest, with other great cities of the region such as Vienna, Belgrade and Bratislava.
Away from the country’s watery lifeline, Hungary is primarily a rural and agricultural nation, but with an extensive history (not all of it good), dating back to Roman times, cave systems, beautiful old villages and even a growing and rather good wine region!
Coming here you definitely won’t be the first tourists here… but you might leave wondering why on earth it took you so long to get here in the first place!