Significant investment into the Aquaticum Mediterranean Adventure Bath in Debrecen’s Great Forest will enable a much greater development that previously.
Aquaticum Mediterranean Adventure Bath in Debrecen’s Great Forest opened its doors in 2003 as the first indoor adventure bath in Hungary. For the past 18 years, the bath has operated successfully, undergoing necessary maintenance and minor improvements when needed, and in 2016, a baby-mama rest area was set up. However the latest investment plans will enable a much greater development.
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In recent months, we have become accustomed to store front exhibitions, enclosed behind glass from their traditional venues at museums and galleries which have been closed. We like the arts to get closer to us in this way, so we are happy to announce new showcases.
In recent months, we have become accustomed to store front exhibitions, enclosed behind glass from their traditional venues at museums and galleries which have been closed. We like the arts to get closer to us in this way, so we are happy to announce new showcases, done partly in combination with the City Day of Debrecen on April 11th, which again smuggle a little visual experience into the everyday life of those who visit.
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In the spring, both the local population and visitors alike like to go on walking excursions in the vicinity of Debrecen, and so it is always a pleasure if hikers are provided with suitable conditions and facilities. Learn more about Lake Vekeri.
In the spring, both the local population and visitors alike enjoy taking walking excursions in the vicinity of Debrecen, and so it is always a pleasure if hikers are provided with suitable conditions and facilities.
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The Déri Museum’s new BORDER FATE exhibition presents the events and wide-ranging impact of the Treaty of Trianon.
The Déri Museum has launched a new exhibition entitled Border Fate and is about the wide ranging effects that the Treaty of Trianon had on the population of Hungary. It builds upon the museums prior virtual exhibition, done for the centenary anniversary of the Treaty of Trianon in 2020. In addition to well-known consequences of the treaty, the exhibition draws attention to lesser-known or partially forgotten events.
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Kajla has returned with a new edition to promote attractions overseas, on the prior territory of Greater Hungary as well including a wide range of cities from the historical Hungary.
In 2019, the Hungarian Tourism Agency launched “Kajla,” a summer campaign designed to encourage family trips to as many places in Hungary as possible. The campaign follows a dog called “Kajla,” around discovering the wonders of Hungary. The campaign has been so successful, it has been expanded with many new products and games last year including “Kajla körök” that promoted forest playgrounds, forest railways and parks. Now, Kajla has returned with a new edition to promote attractions overseas, on the prior territory of Greater Hungary as well including a wide range of cities from the historical Hungary.
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As the lockdown eases and sunshine brings warmth, inevitably we all want to feel human again, emerging from our homes like bears from caves after hibernation.
In recent times restaurants’ have worked hard to supply an out-of-restaurant experience with home delivery. All of the below street food vendors below have provided great food and service through the endless COVID lockdowns. But as the lockdown eases and sunshine brings warmth, inevitably we all want to feel human again, emerging from our homes like bears from caves after hibernation.
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Between 5th-12th April, International Dark Sky Week events are being organized around the world to raise awareness of the harmful effects of light pollution on wildlife and the landscape, and to showcase the values of the starry sky as our common cultural heritage.
Between 5th-12th April, International Dark Sky Week events are being organized around the world to raise awareness of the harmful effects of light pollution on wildlife and the landscape, and to showcase the values of the starry sky as our common cultural heritage.
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An exhibition about Nature can be seen in the shop window of the Kölcsey Center, facing Hunyadi Street, guides you into the wonderful world of forests between 1st April and 2nd May 2021.
An exhibition about Nature can be seen in the shop window of the Kölcsey Center, facing Hunyadi Street, guides you into the wonderful world of forests between 1st April and 2nd May 2021.
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With the arrival of spring comes the traditions associated with rebirth, renewal and fertility. In the Christian faith, this time is all about the resurrection of Christ and the feast which celebrates it each year.
With the arrival of spring comes the traditions associated with rebirth, renewal and fertility. In the Christian faith, this time is all about the resurrection of Christ and the feast which celebrates it each year, but many traditions pre-date Christianity, but were adopted under Christianity and so still continue today.
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In the first phase of the Magic Forest project, the promenade was built on the side of the new Debrecen beach facing Pallagi út. In the second phase, experience lighting and steam blowers will be installed on the promenade up to the St. Pope John Paul II Square (next to the Mist Theater).
The Pallagi Road promenade is to be extended and new light display and water attraction to be added in the Great Forest.
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Read about the new spring additions at the Zoo, and other Zoo news.
This year also promises to be eventful in the country’s largest herd of moose, where a healthy bull calf was born on the first day of spring, March 1st, after about 9 months of pregnancy. Although she will enjoy her mother’s care for a long time to come, the little one is already curiously acquainting herself with her surroundings. Read about the other new additions and Zoo news.
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The video series present people, families, church people in connection with street names that have played a decisive role in the life of the city.
The video series “Street Names of Debrecen” was created by the Local History Collection and Photo Gallery of the Péter Méliusz Juhász Library to provide information about the streets of Debrecen to residents in a short, entertaining way. The video series present people, families, church people in connection with street names that have played a decisive role in the life of the city.
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