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    200 musicians over 4 days on 10-plus stages

    • 1. July 2007 - by Lysann Heller in Articles · Comment

    Sopron’s eclectic VOLT festival expected
    to attract 60,000 fans British
    dance band The Prodigy, US rockers Korn and “organic” rappers The Roots will
    headline this year’s VOLT Festival in Sopron from Wednesday to Saturday (4 to 7
    July).

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    Crack any Rubik’s cube in 26 moves

    • 1. July 2007 - by Lysann Heller in Articles · Comment

    Mathematicians break world record More than 30 years after Hungarian building engineer and architect Ern? Rubik patented his six-sided puzzle in 1975, mathematicians, with the help of a new theory and a high performance computer, have broken a world record, proving that the Rubik’s cube can be restored to its original state from any position in just 26 moves.

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    16th Budafest summer music festival

    • 25. June 2007 - by Lysann Heller in Articles · Comment

    Klezmer, flamenco & Madame Butterfly
    Every
    year in July and August the Dominican Court in the Castle District
    becomes home to klezmer, ragtime and operas. The square in front of St.
    Stephen’s Basilica hosts symphony concerts, whilst the summer opera
    festival is held at the Hungarian State Opera. It’s all part of the
    wide-ranging and widespread Budafest summer music festival.

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    Museums facing their darkest hours

    • 18. June 2007 - by Sean Sampson in Articles · Comment

    Museums facing their darkest hours
    The
    Night of Museums is an annual event that sees museums in the capital
    and across the country stay open until late into the night. The aim is
    to get a wider section of the public interested in what museums have to
    offer. Expect long queues and a festive atmosphere.

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    Let the fest begin

    • 11. June 2007 - by kinga in Articles · Comment

    The Budapest Summer Festival features a number of concerts at Margaret Island’s outdoor theatre located at the foot of the water tower.

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    Pest’s secret garden

    • 4. June 2007 - by Sean Sampson in Articles · Comment

    Eötvös Loránd University’s botanical garden – an oasis of peace and quiet in the rough and tumble of District VIII – provides a perfect place to spend an hour or two enjoying a collection of plants from around the world. At present the garden is home to some 7,000 species of flora including 800 varieties of cactus. The collection ranges from more mundane plants like everyday herbs found in any supermarket to exotic and rare tropical plants. The largest plant in the collection is the Roystonea (Royal Palm) – the top of which had to be cut off to prevent it from growing through the roof of the Palm House.

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    Mongols: destructive, but culturally important

    • 28. May 2007 - by Ágnes Lukács in Articles · Comment

    Genghis Khan travelling exhibition comes to Hungarian National MuseumSeven hundred and sixty years ago the Mongols ravaged Asia and half of Europe, thereby creating one of the great empires in history. Genghis Khan, the “scourge of humanity” was both notorious for his cruelty and famed for his diplomatic skill. The travelling exhibition, which opened in Budapest last Wednesday, aims to present the good side of the leader.

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