Budapest International Book Festival to be Held Again, September 28 - October 1

  • 8 May 2023 6:11 AM
  • Hungary Matters
Budapest International Book Festival to be Held Again, September 28  - October 1
The Netherlands will be the guest of honour at the 28th Budapest International Book Festival held between September 28 and October 1 at the Millenáris Park, organisers said.

Katalin Gál, head of the association of Hungarian publishers and book sellers (MKKE), meanwhile said this year’s Book Week would be held between June 8 and 11 in Vörösmarty Square and on the embankment of the Danube on the city’s Pest side.

Both events were cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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