The events, held ahead of the June 10 anniversary of the deaths of Antoni Gaudi and Odon Lechner, will include exclusive guided tours in period costume, allowing visitors to explore the architectural treasures of the quarter and relive the golden age of the Zsolnay factory.

Highlights will include insights into the eosin technique and the legacies of figures such as Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, Jozsef Rippl-Ronai and Endre Ady.

Workshops for families and creative visitors will include sessions on macrame jewellery-making and painting Art Nouveau-style porcelain postcards.

Further details of the June 6 programme are available at www.zsolnaynegyed.hu.

Photo: Zsolnay Cultural Quarter

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