Hungarian Monuments in Türkiye – Part I. The experience that strikes most Hungarians in Türkiye is that wherever they mention their place of origin, they receive an... 2023.11.22.
Castle Museum Celebrates the 150-Year-Old Capital with a Full-Day Program The lion courtyard in Buda castle The Castle Museum of the Budapest History Museum will celebrate the 150th anniversary of... 2023.11.13.
Programs Commemorating the 1956 Revolution at the House of Terror Museum The week-long series of events at the House of Terror Museum has begun: from Monday, on the occasion of the... 2023.10.17.
Ancestors’ Day: Remembering Our Arrival in Europe "The spirit of this gathering is to remember the ancestors who made the Carpathian Basin our homeland and to whom... 2023.09.08.
Spectacular Musical Focuses on the Life of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary The story of Saint Elizabeth of the House of Árpád will be told in the musical titled The Sky Holds... 2023.08.22.
Movie About Our Founding Royal Dynasty to Be Released The Rise of the Árpáds (Árpádok felemelkedése) is a stopgap product depicting the rise of the Árpád dynasty in the... 2023.08.16.
Special Military Artifacts on Display in a City Filled with History In Székesfehérvár (central Hungary), one of the most important cities in Hungarian history and at the same time an outstanding... 2023.08.15.
Famous Courtesan and Spy Mata Hari Born 147 Years Ago Margaretha Geertruida Zelle was born on August 7, 1876 in Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, and became known to the world as... 2023.08.07.
New Museum to Convey the History of Communism in Szeklerland In the courtyard of the former tobacco factory in Transylvanian (Romania) Sfântu Gheorghe (Sepsiszentgyörgy), city officials and contractors signed an... 2023.08.03.
The Middle-Ages Under Our Feet Óbuda's past is mostly associated with its ancient Roman heritage, but the city of the former queens was also an... 2023.06.21.
A New Museum Quarter in Sopron Opens its Doors The Museum Quarter in the Western Hungarian town of Sopron (Ödenburg in German), created by connecting the Storno House, the... 2023.06.14.
Exhibition: The Mummified Nun With a Missing Finger The exhibition entitled Mysteries, Fates, Mummies, opened on 12 May in Békéscsaba, is unique because a small part of the... 2023.05.14.
Historically Important Eger Castle Is Renovated Eger Castle in northern Hungary has been renovated with almost two billion forints (EUR 5.3 million), and its museum has... 2023.05.12.
Documentary in the Making about Hungary’s Magnificent Parliament A major documentary on the Hungarian Parliament titled The House of the Nation is currently being filmed and will showcase... 2023.05.10.
“Ferenc Liszt, the Teacher” Exhibition Opens its Doors Liszt, the Teacher, a new temporary exhibition on the teaching work of Hungarian composer Ferenc (Franz) Liszt, opens on 12... 2023.05.10.
Fundraising for Fire-Ravaged Slovakian Historic Town The University of Miskolc and the University of Sopron in Hungary have launched a fundraising campaign for the restoration of... 2023.03.28.
Our Past Comes Alive Through Found Photos from the Skip Fortepan: Gárdos Katalin Fortepan is a free-to-use, community photo archive where you can browse and download over 100,000 archive... 2023.03.27.
March 23, the Day of Polish-Hungarian Friendship Today is the Day of Hungarian-Polish friendship. The friendship between the Hungarian and Polish peoples goes back almost a thousand... 2023.03.23.
President Novák Praises Hungarian National Archives Archives preserve the memory of Hungarian families, and through them the memory of the whole nation, said President Katalin Novák... 2023.03.22.
The Hungarian Flag and Coat of Arms through the Ages The historical flags of Hungary. Symbols are of great importance for every nation. They spark a sense of unity as... 2023.03.18.
Victims of Communist Dictatorships Remembered In Hungary, February 25 is the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Communist Dictatorships. This year, there was a... 2023.02.27.