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Photos: Santa’s Trolleybus Creating Joy Around Budapest, Helping Children In Need

• 7 Dec 2020 11:21 AM

From 5 – 19 December this festive trolleybus welcomes Santa and his Christmas Helpers on board as well as passengers who just need to pay the regular BKK ticket price.

BKK will also be collecting toys, clothes, books and other gifts, so you can take yours in a shoebox, mark on the box if it is for a boy or a girl, and the appropriate age for the gift.

They will be delivered to the Hungarian Baptist Aid's Christmas Shoebox Project. 

* Full schedules can be found here (in Hungarian)
 

Source & pictures: 
bkk.hu


MTI Top Photo: Balázs Mohai

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