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Reopening of the legendary Café Hadik
Café Hadik in Buda’s Bartók Béla út is not a typical such establishment – at the beginning of the past century it was an institution of the Budapest literary community.[…]
Café Hadik in Buda’s Bartók Béla út is not a typical such establishment – at the beginning of the past century it was an institution of the Budapest literary community.[…]
For us to understand the difficulties Hungary has been going through since 1989, first we need to analyse life under Soviet occupation and how it impacted a nation that already[…]
Pápa lies between the Hungarian Plain and the Bakony Hills: a small baroque town with the Esterházy Castle, famous students and the third-largest synagogue in the country. And there are[…]
The beginning of the tour is messy. The group of people dressed in robust red overalls is being led by their guide, Márk, who is also called Frodó, through the[…]
The scene at Budapest’s Keleti train station is returning to normal. Trains are running again, and most of the thousands of desperate people stranded there last week are on their[…]