Articles in: Arts & Culture
Get to know famous Hungarians and learn about Hungarian traditions, literature, handy crafts, music and more. Budapest is also a great place to experience contemporary art or add to your collection of porcelain, folk art and antiques.
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori01/12/2012
2012 promises to be another exciting year to visit Budapest. With its festivals and events, history and culture, emerging design scene, delicious Hungarian cuisine and scenic beauty there are many...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori12/28/2011
Hungarian superstitions, customs, traditions and lucky meals. Another year has passed and it's time to forget the past and make a clean start. The traditions surrounding New Year’s Eve and New...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori12/14/2011
Embracing the holiday spirit from Christmas fairs to Christmas trams. The holiday season is upon us and Budapest is full of magical places to visit. The city’s traditional Christmas market is held...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori12/04/2011
December 6th is Saint Nicholas day in Hungary. Saint Nicholas or Mikulás is similar to Santa Claus in that he is depicted as a jolly, old, white-bearded man in a red coat who travels on a sledge...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori11/07/2011
Geese and New Wine November 11th is St. Martin’s Day in Hungary (Márton nap), a traditional feast day celebrated by tasting the new wines and eating geese. This day falls right around the time when...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori07/20/2011
Learn about the Danube through the eyes of contemporary artists Now there's one more way to take in the beauty of the Danube River, the magnificent scenic divider and connector of Buda and Pest....
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Posted by: Márk Mervai07/12/2011
A unique outdoor art exhibit Following in the footsteps of a similar exhibition held here for the Millennium with the participation of twenty-two Hungarian artists, the lake in Budapest's City Park...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori07/09/2011
The Hungarian Contemporary Art Puzzle - The New York Times, Jul/8/2011 If you are a fan of contemporary art than check out the following article featured by the New York Times. It gives an intimate...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori03/14/2011
Five Traditional Easter Celebrations In Hungary Easter is symbolized by Easter eggs, Easter bunnies, Easter bread, Easter ham and the tradition of sprinkling the women with perfume. The best Easter...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori02/21/2011
A traditional end-of-winter celebration Frightening, devil-like creatures wearing horned wooden masks and big sheepskin costumes make quiet a racket every year during carnival season in the...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori01/08/2011
Franz Liszt was the Justin Bieber of 1830s Europe - Toronto Star, Jan/06. 2011 is dedicated to Ferenc Liszt, to celebrate the 200th anniversary of his birth. The following Toronto Star article...
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Posted by: Roberta Gyori10/24/2010
Did you know that several districts in Budapest were named after members of the Habsburg dynasty? Here is a quick look at the royals behind the names.
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