Hungarian production selected for prestigious Venice Film Festival competition
Lili Horvát’s film “Felkészülés egy meghatározatlan ideig tartó együttlétre” will be the first Hungarian film to be entered into the Venice Days program.
Lili Horvát’s film “Felkészülés egy meghatározatlan ideig tartó együttlétre” will be the first Hungarian film to be entered into the Venice Days program.
Flooding Rinya river destroys bridge on 26 July 2020 near Nagyatád.
The development of the complex system of culture in recent years, as well as the perspectives and duties the city foresees, have all urged the Municipality of Debrecen to reconsider the structure of its institutional system as well as that of its economic companies, just like the operation of certain institutions – announced Vice Mayor […]
Rainbow over Nagykanizsa in 20 July 2020.
Following successful births in November 2017 and February 2019, we are once again happy to report on great news involving Hungary’s only reticulated giraffe family. On June 21, which happens to be World Giraffe Day, our two male calves got a little sister as 11-year-old Emma gave birth to a healthy female. Hardly to be […]
Located at the heart of Debrecen’s Great Forest, the oldest nature reserve in Hungary, our institution tries to fit in with the surrounding ecosystem, conserving and planting trees to maintain a healthy forest cover.
The 9th Brutal Run obstacle race was organized in Nyáregyháza, Pest County.
We are happy to announce yet another rare and charismatic newcomer as, on June 24, we welcomed a male North Chinese leopard from Ree Park Safari, Denmark, under a European Endangered Species Program (EAZA EEP). Born in autumn 2018, the mighty big cat named Coolio has been gradually getting familiar with his new environment in […]
Sand martin rare in Hungary ringed in Nemti for tracking migration route.
Native to Mexico, zinnias are a genus of annual flowering plants, including youth-and-age (Zinnia elegans), a popular garden species in Hungary. Depending on the species and cultivar, zinnias may grow up to 60 to 80 cm high and have a nice shrubby habit. The lanceolate leaves are opposite and sessile, with entire margins and a […]