Culture | 10.28.2026 | 4 mins

The Master and Margarita at the National Theatre of Hungary

In our previous article, we explored Mikhail Bulgakov’s remarkably complex, multi-layered novel and mentioned that we would also be looking at its stage adaptations in Budapest. The National Theatre of Hungary has also brought the play to its stage, in...
Culture | 02.17.2024 | 3 mins

Budapest Unveiled: A Window into an Alternative Reality

The “Sosemvolt Budapest” exhibition is a unique opportunity to explore the hidden architectural dreams of the Hungarian capital.  Through its captivating presentation, the exhibition encourages us to reflect on the past, envision the future, and appreciate the ever-evolving nature of our cities.

Culture | 10.15.2026 | 4 mins

Modern Artifacts – The Pinball Machine’s New Life

When we talk about works of art, we tend to think first of historical paintings, jewellery and sculptures. Visits to the world’s major museums occupy a special place in our memories. We follow exhibitions in Hungarian collections and sometimes queue...
Culture | 02.17.2024 | 2 mins

Fortepan: A Window to the Past, a Gateway to the Future

Fortepan is more than just an online photo archive, it is a treasure trove filled with breathtaking moments, harrowing stories, and forgotten memories. Founded in 2010 by Ákos Szepessy and Miklós Tamási, the platform now boasts over 100,000 digitized photographs that provide a glimpse into the past of Hungary and its neighboring countries.

Culture | 10.01.2026 | 4 mins

One Book, Two Stage Worlds- The Master and Margarita

It is rare for two theatres to stage productions based on the same book at the same time. For theatre lovers, this is an interesting experiment, as it offers an opportunity for comparison. We can observe the stage work, dramaturgy,...