Tradition & History
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A lion statue of Sisi’s rest house in the Buda Castle has been excavated
The castle walls are constantly being renewed within the framework of the National Hauszmann Program so visitors and people living…
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A beautiful piece of history – Zsolnay porcelain
Hungary is well-known for several things: baths, ruin bars, architecture, pálinka and, among its many cultural treasures, Zsolnay porcelain —…
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Paris Courtyard in Budapest awarded again
Paris Courtyard (Párisi Udvar) won an audience award in the Architecture and Preservation category in August and now the first…
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Budapest gem wins international architectural awards
Founded in 1951 and operating in more than 60 countries, the Paris-based FIABCI, holds the International Real Estate Development Awards…
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St. George’s Day Herding and Crane Festival in Hortobágy
St. George was one of the best-known patron saints of shepherds in the Great Hungarian Plain, and the rounding up…
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European Diploma for Ipolytarnóc Fossils extended
In the spring, news emerged that the Ipolytarnóc Fossils had a chance to continue holding the honorary title of European…
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Hungaricum tender budget increased significantly
Minister of Agriculture István Nagy reported the grant amount for Hungaricums was increased from HUF 230 million to HUF 980…
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Several programs for the preservation of Hungary’s built heritage
Recognizing that national heritage must be preserved, the government has launched a number of programs. We believe that tradition does…
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Archaeological excavations restarted in Mohács
When complete, the results of the excavation will be presented in an interactive exhibition, the Danube-Drava National Park Directorate announced.…
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Budapest’s iconic Pesti Vigadó
Known as a splendid venue for balls from the very beginning, the Vigado has also become a cultural center. Over…
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