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Beer lovers, mark your calendars! The Kraft Beer Festival is back this September, bringing four days of top brews and buzzing atmosphere to Dürer Kert. Entry is free, but to sample the beers, you’ll need to grab a festival glass and tasting tokens on-site.
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Tony joined the British Embassy in Budapest as Head of Policy in April 2025. He previously worked in Europe Department in the FCDO in London, and worked on Brexit negotiations prior to that.
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From 1 September, motorists in Hungary will no longer have to pay extra 'convenience' fees when buying motorway toll stickers (e-vignettes) online, the government has announced.
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The Monetary Council of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) decided to leave the central bank base rate unchanged at 6.50pc at a monthly policy meeting on Tuesday.
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Hungarian vocational training "is one of the leading programmes in Europe and the world", Balazs Hanko, the culture and innovation minister, a press conference in Eger on Tuesday. "So choosing it is not a 'Plan B' but a true vocation and achievement," he said.
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European Union funds are arriving in Hungary, Tibor Navracsics, the minister of public administration and regional development said.
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It is "outrageous" that Gergely Karacsony, the mayor of Budapest, approved lighting up Chain Bridge in the Ukrainian national colours, "especially with the Ukrainian president having threatened Hungary", the city assembly’s Fidesz-KDNP group said.
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The JazzTime Festival returns to the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall this summer, bringing together world-renowned jazz performers and top Hungarian talent for three special evenings.
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Lake Balaton is Hungary’s holiday getaway, a large lake lined with lively and charming resorts along each shore. The vibrant party hub of Siófok typifies the south side, the historic serenity of Tihany the north.
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The local saying is often used in difficult times to put a situation in perspective, as it basically means "Worse things have happened". The saying is drawn from Hungarian history, specifically the disaster at Mohács, where Hungary suffered a devastating defeat after an unstoppable attack by the Ottoman Empire.
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The Hungarian Football Federation (MLSZ) has signed a new long-term sponsorship agreement with Borsodi Brewery, making the well-known Hungarian beer brand an official partner of the national football team for the next three years. Under the deal, Borsodi becomes the official beer of the Hungarian national team, according to business news outlet Világgazdaság.
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The 50,000th visitor was welcomed to this special Ice Age exhibition in Szeged on Monday. Retired teacher Mária Hoffman arrived at the exhibition with her grandchildren who live in Budapest.
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Pécs's 'Zene Szüret' festival will offer programs based on classical music in various parts of Pécs between September 11 and 14, under the artistic direction and participation of opera singer Erika Miklósa.
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Hungary seeks to become an "economic gateway" between Europe and Asia, a catalyst for economic cooperation between East and West, National Bank of Hungary (NBH) governor Mihaly Varga said at the AFCA Financial Summit Forum in Budapest.
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