A serious accident occurred on February 1, 2024, on Diószegi Road in Debrecen. Several people were injured in the crash, and a little girl was thrown from one of the cars. Chief Sergeant Erika Lévai and her patrol partner were the first to arrive at the scene and immediately rushed to help the injured.
Univill-Trade Kft. has constructed a concrete transformer station manufacturing and assembly hall in Debrecen. The company secured HUF 1.43 billion in European Union and Hungarian government funding through the Economic Development and Innovation Operational Program (Ginop) Plus grant.
Starting from the beginning of operations on Monday, March 3, 2025, the schedule of buses 72A and 73A will be modified.
According to data released on Friday by the National Public Health and Pharmaceutical Center (NNGYK), air quality has become hazardous in several parts of the country, especially in eastern Hungary, due to airborne particulate matter.
On Friday, February 21, Debrecen will host its first Chinese Lantern Festival, organized by the Confucius Institute and Debreceni Kreatív Közösség. The event marks the end of the Chinese Lunar New Year and, similar to Hungary’s Farsang, celebrates the end of winter.
This February, Debrecen will come alive with the vibrant spirit of Italy as Luca Balduccio brings two special events to the city. Whether you’re a lover of Italian culture, music, or cuisine, these evenings promise an unforgettable experience filled with charm, passion, and an authentic Italian atmosphere.
Seven years ago, on February 22, 2018, Hungary’s short-track speed skating relay team made history by winning the country’s first-ever Winter Olympic gold medal in PyeongChang. Since then, this memorable date has become known as Hungarian Skating Day, thanks to the initiative of the Hungarian National Skating Federation. Every year, skating enthusiasts celebrate this occasion, […]
Pedestrian bridge construction will take place on Déli sor. Therefore, from Saturday, February 22, at 20:00, until Sunday, February 23, at 04:00, Déli sor will be fully closed.
The city’s budget includes funding for economic growth, sports, and institutional improvements. In addition, Debrecen is allocating a significant amount to upgrading its water network.
This February, the streets of Debrecen will come alive with lights, music, and festive cheer as the city hosts an exciting winter-chasing street ball. Organized by the Debrecen Creative Community and the Confucius Institute, the Chinese Lantern Festival promises an unforgettable evening of cultural experiences and family-friendly entertainment.
