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Book Week Planned In Budapest For September

• 7 May 2021 3:16 PM
• Hungary Around the Clock

This year’s Book Week festival will take place on September 2-5, book publishers and distributors association MKKE announced on Wednesday.

The event will be staged on Vörösmarty tér in downtown Budapest and the nearby Duna-korzó.

The MKKE will arrange face masks, disinfection stations and a greater distance between booths for the safety of the participants.
 

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