![]() Olympic ice hockey qualification tournament 11-14 February, See Fat Thursday’s website for more information about the event and the list of restaurants involved. More details Torkos Csütörtök ('Fat Thursday' in Hungarian) 11 February, multiple locationsĬelebrate the final day before Lenten fasting begins in the Christian tradition, by engaging in a gluttonous feast at any of the many participating restaurants and eateries that all offer meals at a 50% discount. Above all, the special guest star of the ball is Plácido Domingo, the legendary figure of the international classical-music scene. This year’s Shakespeare Ball pays homage to the memory of the great English writer, with an outstanding lineup of programs and music of diverse genres in exclusive settings. More details Shakespeare Ball 6 February,Įvery year the Hungarian State Opera is home to one of Budapest’s fanciest Carnival galas, attracting a number of influential businesspeople and artists alike. A special culinary exhibition is set to open over the weekend, which will be around until the end of May, and here the audience can vote for their favorite pieces. Töltött Hold Gastro-weekend 5-7 February, Hold Street Marketĭevour delicious winter flavors, prepared by guest chefs and regional restaurants in downtown Budapest's District V, where besides Hungary's favorite wintertime delicacies, a vodka bar, a coffee stand, and much more welcome the crowd. From elaborate decorations, to fragrant flowers, to breathtaking wedding dresses, to the trendiest hair and make-up styles, this profuse fair is crammed with expert exhibitors providing all that is required for a perfectly planned wedding. With its sublime beauty, Budapest has been an increasingly popular wedding destination in recent years, and the city has much more to offer for brides and grooms than its spectacular scenes. ![]() Hungarian folk bands perform alongside Slavic and Gypsy musicians, introducing visitors to a variety of colorful cultural heritages. World music and local folk tunes fill the immense concert hall of Budapest’s Palace of Arts, as the contemporary edifice houses a grand gala concert with spirit-boosting dance-house activities and playful children’s programs. ![]() The end of January brings a buzzing festival to town, filled with high-octane coffee concoctions, tasteful teas, and other energy-boosting liquids, along with an abundance of sweet seductions at many of city’s participating cafés, tea shops, and confectioneries.Ī celebration of folk music – from dance houses to world music 30 January, Palace of Arts Get to the Hungexpo premises (Budapest’s extensive fair center in District X) and sprint through a seven-kilometer course, including the neighboring horse-racing track.Ĭaffeine Festival 29-31 January, multiple locations No chilled climatic conditions can dissuade hardcore runners from tackling a half-marathon in the midst of winter. Zúzmara Winter Half-marathon 17 January, Hungexpo Budapest Fair Center Budapest International Circus Festival 7-11 January, Capital Circus BudapestĪdmire spectacular local and international performances during this prominent festival at the Capital Circus in Budapest, where acrobats soar at dazzling heights, while tumblers and jugglers balance under bright lights. Our article about Farsang celebrations in Hungary provides more insight into the country’s astonishing fancy-dress parties. Raucous parties, grand masquerades, and special treats characterize Farsang, Hungary’s carnival season held during the lead up to the pre-Easter Lent period. ![]() ![]() Farsang (Hungarian Carnival) 6 January - Ash Wednesday, nationally ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |