In coordination with flight schedules, the Airport 2 bus will depart from the Airport Debrecen stop at 12:05 AM on Friday, April 18, 2025.

Due to a capacity expansion project at the intersection of Füredi Road, Szabó Lőrinc Street, Csigekert Street, and Balmazújvárosi Road, the Honvéd Középiskola bus stops will be relocated in both directions.

The 2025 Easter long weekend in Debrecen promises a wide range of events for locals and foreigners living in the city. With activities spread across different locations, it’s a great opportunity to experience Hungarian Easter traditions and enjoy time with friends and family. Easter Bunny Festival at the Forgotten Castle – April 19 The “Forgotten […]

If you’re spending springtime in Hungary—especially in Debrecen—you’re in for a cultural treat. Easter in Hungary is a rich tapestry of folk customs, religious observance, and joyful celebration, deeply rooted in centuries-old traditions. For foreigners living in Debrecen or visiting the region, Easter offers a unique opportunity to explore Hungarian heritage beyond the surface. Here’s […]

Students and teachers from Debrecen schools maintained by the Debrecen District Education Centre collected non-perishable food, sweets, and cleaning supplies for Easter to support families in need connected to the Debrecen Charitable Organization.

Due to the holiday and the school break, the schedule of the Debrecen Transport Company will change.

A traffic accident occurred at one of Debrecen’s busiest intersections on Tuesday, when a police vehicle and a civilian car collided at the junction of Füredi Road and Böszörményi Road.

A residential fire broke out early Tuesday morning in Debrecen, prompting a swift response from the city’s professional firefighters.

Tragedy struck in Debrecen on Monday afternoon when a man jumped from the ninth floor of an apartment building on Csemete Street.

At a recent Fidesz forum held at the Mátra Museum in Gyöngyös, Hungarian MP Lajos Kósa addressed media questions not about the event’s official topic—Ukraine’s potential EU membership—but rather about the controversy surrounding the foundations of the Hungarian National Bank (MNB), led by Governor György Matolcsy.