There is a special, festive air in April. As the sun gets out the temperature pleasantly warms up. That’s why it is the best time to go outside and enjoy the blooming gardens or take a daytrip away from Budapest. Are you looking for something new and less touristy? Read our guide to enjoy culture and history while exploring Hungary.
Are you a newcomer in Hungary and lost in several customs? Have you ever participated in some cultural events, but don’t get it? No worries, we collect the most frequent Hungarian customs celebrated in March for you. In this way, your spring in Hungary can be a unique opportunity to delve into the rich cultural heritage. You can understand why kokárda are pinned on a coat on the Hungarian “independent day” or what is celebrated on Easter. Let’s explore them to enjoy this vibrant season!
Step into the realm of architectural brilliance at the MORE TAKE ON AFRICA exhibition at FUGA Budapest Center of Architecture. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of architectural achievements, featuring renowned architects and their contributions, including public buildings in Niger during the 1980s or the legacy of revered modern Egyptian architects. Additionally, discover a visionary architect, addressing the intersection of generative AI and the future of mass housing projects. This innovative approach specifically focuses on alleviating the housing crisis in the Global South, with a keen emphasis on Egypt. Go for the exhibition of how these architects shape the narrative of African architecture, bridging temporal and geographical boundaries.
Do you have Hungarian roots and would like to discover the land of your ancestors? Studying in Hungary is among your future plans? This summer, the Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship gives you the chance to explore Hungarian culture, learn Hungarian, and develop your professional skills in short-term summer university courses while making new friends.
February in Hungary is known as "farsang," featuring unique traditions such as costume parades and the remarkable Busójárás festival. Fun costumes, delicious treats, and an unforgettable weekend with the scary masked busós all contribute to chasing away the cold weather.
Are you finished with all your exams and looking for some inspiration on how to spend your time before the next semester kicks in? Read our collection and make the most of your wintertime in Hungary!