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'Palace Of Delights' For Kids @ Palace Of Arts Budapest, Every Sunday

• 13 Oct 2018 9:00 AM

The Palace of Delights awaits families who wish to spend their time in active, creative and meaningful activities. The children's concerts, dance performances and fairytale theatre performed on stage - as well as musical and other creative activities, skills development programmes and games taking place in other parts of the Foyer - are closely linked to a weekly theme and to concerts and other performances elsewhere on the Palace of Arts programme.

Age: 0-12 year

Sunday 10 am — 1 pm

Venue:  Foyer, Glass Hall
Address: 1095 Budapest, Komor Marcell utca 1.

Admission to the event is free of charge.

Source: Palace of Arts

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