Hungarians celebrate Christmas as the birth of Jesus, the Savior, emphasizing family, humility, and God’s love for all
On December 25, we celebrate the earthly birth of God’s Son, Jesus Christ; this...
On December 25, we celebrate the earthly birth of God’s Son, Jesus Christ; this...
On the day after Christmas, December 26, the Unsolicited Attention Debrecen Women’s Civic Association...
The birth of the child Jesus brings hope to nations, shows the poor the...
The Budapest Transport Centre (BKK) has introduced, and will continue to introduce, changes to...
From the grapes harvested this year, approximately 2.9–3 million hectoliters of new wine with...
The venue, on Biblia utca, marks a formal return for one of the most...
Few desserts are as closely linked to Hungary as the Hungarian chimney cake, known...
While much of Hungary is seeing rain and grey skies this Christmas Eve, residents...
Christmas in Hungary isn’t complete without its rich, traditional desserts. From nut rolls to...
Spending Christmas in Hungary often feels familiar at first: festive lights, Christmas markets, and...