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Gastronomic Delights and Hungarica
gastronomy.
It is believed that lands, people and cultures cannot be known without our getting acquainted with their food and drinks. The sun ripens many sorts of Hungarica here, such as the apricots, from which they make the Hungarian pálinka (brandy). The most important spice of a Hungarian kitchen is the paprika, which cannot be left out of any stew, fish soup, or goulash. Neither can the other staple of this region, the onions of Makó.
Please join us and taste our specialities.
Open-Air Festival of Szeged
Tempting titles at the Open-Air Festival of Szeged
The Open-Air Festival of Szeged offers thrilling programmes in 2010 again.
My Fair Lady, the play balancing between the genres of operetta and musical
opens the season, followed by a „dance-story” of Dózsa. We can also see
Bizet’s amazing opera, Carmen, about the love of the fiery gipsy girl;
the best-known play about the hippies, the Hair, an Opera-Operetta Gala
and the Super-Concert of Délmagyarország.
The genuine festival-feeling fills the hot summer nights of Szeged,
when lovers of the theatre capture the city waiting for the light
of the stage to be turned on.
The greatest open-air theatre of Hungary is located in the enchanting
Dóm Square which is often compared to the Saint Mark Square in Venice.
Colourful programmes ensure quality entertainment. The organisers find
it very important to extend cultural services year by year,
that is why the programmes offered by the REÖK and the
Open-Air Festival are strongly connected.
Szeged, Dóm Square
Further information:
Edina Bátyai
General Manager
Tel: +36 62 471 411
titkarsag@szegediszabadteri.hu
www.szegediszabadteri.hu
34th Musical Days of Békés-Tarhos
The festival organised every summer ever
since 1976 has its roots in 1946.
That was when the Singing School of Tarhos was established.
The former school received the Hungarian Heritage Award in
2007 by means of which the jury acknowledged the values of
music pedagogy founded by György Gulyás.
Presenting the works of Hungarian composers among European
ones has always been a major priority when organising the
concerts of this festival of classical music.
Since the foundation of the festival BÉTAZEN three decades
ago, our concept was built around the Kodály-heritage since
the Kodály-method was taught for the first time in Tardos.
The concept of the programme evolved more than twenty years
ago and is divided into three main trends:
-concerts and courses
-camps and trainings
-other supplementary and accompanying programmes.
The festival has been awarded with the honourable title of
“Good Record of Artistic Festival”.
Békés
Further information:
Andrea Túri
Tel: +36 66 411 142
turi.andrea@bekesikultura.hu
http://bekesikultura.hu/betazen
18th Folklore Festival along the Danube
The festival, regularly organised since 1968, is one of the most
significant summer events in the region.
The aim of the Folklore Festival embracing two regions along the
Danube is to preserve and maintain the authentic rustic folklore.
The ensembles invited to the festival mostly represent the nations
of the Danube, however, more and more folklore ensembles of Europe
and the world attend the programme, as well as the best Hungarian
groups living beyond the borders.
Besides folk music and folk dance, manufacturing folk art is also
featured within the frames of the festival. The exhibitions connected
to this event also tend to present our folklore traditions. Lots of
people visit the festival every year.
The Folklore Festival along the Danube allows visitors to explore the
environmental, intellectual and artistic values as well as the traditions
of the towns of the region. The Festival has received the Classified
Festival title this year.
Kalocsa, Szent István Street,
Érsekkert – open-air stage
Further information:
Gyöngyi Magóné Tóth Dr
Tel: +36 78 462 002
muhaz@kalocsa.hu
www.kalokultura.hu
12th Szőreg Rose Festival
In Szőreg, the home of roses, cultivators celebrate their European-famous
flowers over a three-day festival in June every year.
The streets and squares of the town are adorned with flowers during the
Szőreg Rose Festival. The locals welcome the lovers of roses every year.
During the three days of the festival there is a chance to take a glimpse
into the daily lives of the rose growers. Those interested may get to
know the rose fields around Szőreg and have an insight into the daily work in the fields.
Besides getting acquainted with the current cultivation methods and tools,
visitors can have a look at the objects and documents that trace rose
growing back to hundreds of years in the first Rose Museum of Hungary.
The Rose Festival has something to offer for every rose-lover with its
entertaining exhibitions, sights and cultural programmes.
The main spectacle of the Rose Festival is the carnival procession in
which the parade decorated with several hundred thousand roses proceeds
along the streets of Szőreg. At the night of the procession, festivities
last till dawn with concerts, events on stage and fireworks to entertain
the guests of the Szőreg Rose Festival.
Szeged-Szőreg
Further information:
Municipality of Szeged, Local Office of Szőreg,
Szőreg Rose Foundation
Tel: +36 62 405 132,
+36 30 953 23 81
rozsaalapitvany@szoreg.hu
www.szoreg.hu
7th Homokhát Festival
25 June – 4 July 2010
The Homokhát Festival is organised for the seventh time by the centre
of the Homokhát Region, Mórahalom.
The festival of the region offers cultural and entertaining programmes
for visitors from the region, other regions of Hungary and abroad for
10 days.
The festival featuring national and international dance ensembles at
the last weekend of June starts with a parade. The 10-day-long festival
embraces wind banc concerts, an international folkdance gala, a
wedding-dress show and theatrical programmes.
Besides the professional conferences, family programmes, craftsman
workshops and exhibitions are open for visitors during the week.
Guests will be entertained by pop concerts, the festival of nuptial
bands and a street-ball until late during the weekend.
Popular attractions of the Festival are the wine- and food-tastings
where visitors are invited to try the gastronomic specialities of the
Homokhátság.
Mórahalom, Aranyszöm Events Hall and Events Garden
Further information:
Tel: +36 62 281 219
Fax: +36 62 280 294
rendezvenyhaz@morahalom.hu
www.morahalom.hu,
www.rendezvenyhaz.
morahalom.hu
Gyula Castle Theatre All Art Festival
An unforgettable summer night in the theatre of Gyula.
The Gyula Castle Theatre opens every summer since 1964 in the only
gothic brick-castle on flatland that remained intact in Eastern-Europe.
The theatre gives home to the best performances of spectacular
contemporary and historical dramas, operas, operettas, ballets,
puppet shows, musicals and classical concerts from the beginning
of July until the middle of August.
Besides theatrical performances, jazz-, blues-, folk- and world music
concerts are organised here, as well as literature-, humour- and
folklore festivals.
Next to the Castle Garden, several performances are held on the Lake
Stage with a magnificent view, and at other stages located at different
spots of the town, creating a marvellous festival in Gyula, the pearl
of the Great Plain.
A Shakespeare Festival is organised in the first two weeks of June every
year since 2005, where the audience is presented with plays directed by
the best Hungarian and foreign directors.
Castle Stage, Lake Stage, Ladics-House
Further information:
József Gedeon director
Tel: +36 66 463 148
+36 30 639 90 62
Ticket office:
+36 66 362 501
open from 1st June to 15th August 2010
gyulaivarszinhaz@t-online.hu
www.gyulaivarszinhaz.hu,
www.shakespearefesztival.hu
Baja Fish-Cooking Festival
Undoubtedly, Baja is the capital of fish-soup, and nothing can prove
this better than its history dating back to centuries and the Baja
Fish-Cooking Festival that attracts thousands of visitors to the
cauldrons.
For the 15th time this year, almost two thousand people will cook their
fish-soup in the Holy Trinity Square, the nearby streets and on the
Pefőfi Island on the second Saturday of July.
Programmes of several venues:
- concerts with celebrities
- folkdance show
- majorette show
- children’s programmes
- artisan market
- wine and pálinka garden
- Fishermen’s Inn on the Main Square
- firework display
- other programmes
We look forward to welcome you in Baja!
Baja
Further information:
Baja Marketing Kft.
Tel: +36 79 420 811
iroda@bajamarketingkft.hu
Tourinform office
Tel: +36 79 420 792
baja@tourinform.hu
www.baja.hu
www.bajaihalfozofesztival.hu
PROHUN 500 2010. Cross Country Rally National Championship 2010. FIA Central-European Zone Trophy
If you are interested in motorsports or if you are crazy about cross
country rally and good races, you must come to Gyula for the PROHUN 500
international cross country rally and motor festival between 15th and
18th July 2010.
These races of the national championship and the Eastern-European Zone
Trophy will be attended by the complete field of the Hungarian cross
country team and several renowned foreign competitors, as well as
Hungarian and foreign Dakar-racers.
You can have a walk through the closed main street, the service park
in the heart of the city, and can have a close look at the racing cars
and the service trucks. You can watch your favourite team’s movements
through the various routes of the neighbouring towns (Békés, Békéscsaba,
Doboz, Elek, Kétegyháza, Lökösháza, Méhkerék, Murony, Sarkadkeresztúr
and Tarhos).
The attractions of the area surrounding the service park of Gyula will
be accompanied by colourful entertaining programmes and concerts.
And if you are brave enough and you have your own off-road car, you may
try your speed and navigation skills in the Open category of the race.
Gyula
Further information:
www.prohun.hu
info@prohun.hu
20th THEALTER Festival Tolnai Encyclopedia
It is an international jubilee theatre festival, the topic of which
this year is the oeuvre of Ottó Tolnai, featuring Hungarian and
foreign drama and dance-theatre groups, including open-air musical
events and children’s programmes as well.
Szeged, Old Synagogue,
Room-Theatre and other venues
including open-air stages
Further information:
MASZK Association (Szeged)
Tel: +36-62/312-303
maszk@maszk.hu
www.maszk.hu,
www.thealter.hu
14th Beer-Spa Festival
The Beer-Spa Festival is going to be hold in the Jonathermál Thermal
Spa and Aquapark in Kiskunmajsa for the 14th time, throughout which
guests can enjoy continuous daily programmes and live concerts.
An inevitable event of the festival is the traditional Miss Spa beauty
contest, where the participants can win valuable awards.
Within the frames of the continuous programmes, visitors may attend
beer-drinking competitions, funny quizzes, games, craftsmen workshops
and playing areas and a folk fair.
The festival has something to offer for all ages and for the whole
family.
By buying the daily entrance ticket, our visitors can enjoy every pool
and water-slide, the sauna, the salt chamber and the Jacuzzi. Moreover,
the tickets for Saturday and Sunday enable our guests to attend the
programmes of the festival free of charge.
Kiskunmajsa
Further information:
Thermal Spa and Aquapark
Melinda Hegedűs
Tel: +36 77 481 855
jonathermal@mail.datanet.hu
www.jonathermal.hu
Let’s go to Gyula! 20th Jubilee Fortress Nights
A variety of cultural and entertaining programmes
from early morning till late at night.:
- playful programmes with music for children
- spectacular historical games
- gourmandism – exploring the specialities of Gyula roasted on embers, and Transylvanian wines
- Hungarian dances
- artisan and flea market
- funny street-theatre performances
- concerts of folk-, pop, rock- and world music with celebrities
Three stunning summer days in the historic bathing town.
See you in Gyula!
Gyula, Castle Garden
Further information:
János Juhász
Tel: +36 30 943 37 24,
+36 66 463 603
julianus.janos@t-online.hu
www.vegvariestek.hu
Melon Festival 2010
The festival offers entertaining and relaxing days free of charge.
During the festivals, we have created the Melon Order of Knighthood
for which the applicants must go through a tournament (which anybody
can enter). Competitors have to show their skills in
melon carrying,
melon estimating,
melon eating,
melon conjuring,
melon boxing and
the “most gutful melon” competition.
After adding up the results of each skill, the best competitor will
win the well-deserved reward and will be knighted by the mayor.
Visitors can also take part in melon-figure making and gourmet
competitions.
The former allows competitors to carve different puppets and figures,
while the latter lets them create special dishes and drinks of melon
which can be consumed after the jury’s decision.
Besides the representatives of the local cultural groups,
amateurs and musicians, well-known performers and
the artistic groups of the region from actors through pop
groups to folkdance ensembles will entertain the audience
for three days.
Our cultural and entertaining programmes have been selected in
order to provide joyful activities for all ages.
Medgyesegyháza, Kossuth Square
Further information:
Gyula Farkas
Tel: +36 30 928 91 66
muvhaz@primcom.hu
www.dinnyefesztival.hu
International Air Show and Military Engineering Parade
The Airbase in Kecskemét will be crowded again between 7th and 8th
August 2010. The eminent programme of the Ministry of Defence – after
a gap year – presents the International Air Show and Military
Engineering Parade again.
When inviting the participants, the organisers have tried to assemble
the bests for a splendid programme.
The International Air Show and Military Engineering Parade has been
regularly organised in the 59th Szentgyörgyi Dezső Airbase of the
Hungarian Army in Kecskemét since the early nineties.
The International Air Show and Military Engineering Parade is proud
to attract more than a hundred thousand visitors every year,
and became a Europe-widely acknowledged event with the best-known
solo and convoy shows in the past few years.
Kecskemét, Military Airport
Further information:
www.repulonap.hu
3rd Hungaricum Festival Exhibition and Fair of Hungarian Products of Premium Quality
Hungary has a tradition for quality craftsmanship, delicious dishes
and drinks. The Hungarians love to eat and drink well, and enjoy
listening to the catchy tunes of operettas, gypsy music or Hungarian songs.
When organising the festival, we intended to attract the creators and
producers of Hungaricum, quality Hungarian products and the audience
to Szeged. Try the tasteful jam of Szatmár, the finest pálinkas, the
bread and drippings with truffle and Makó onions, the ancient brioche
of Kürcs, and clink your glasses filled with the best wines of Hungary
or the traditional wine spritzer.
Take a pair of Szeged slippers home, buy a souvenir from the product
of the master cooper or write on your hand-made rag-paper.
Szeged, Széchenyi Square
Further information:
Pálma Advertising Studio
Tel: +36 62 424 425
palma.reklam@anet.hu
www.hungarikum-fesztival.hu
Castle Garden Feast (Grey Cattle, Mangalica Festival)
The Castle Garden Feast was organised for the first time in 2007 in the
Events Area near the Castle.
The aims of the event include presenting Hungarian organic products,
the dishes made of the meat of indigenous Hungarian animals and the
Hungaricum drinks to our visitors, as well as to provide a wider range
of touristic programmes in Gyula for both the local population and the
visitors of the town.
During the three days of the event, the organisers intend to offer
entertaining programmes of high quality. Our visitors and guests can
attend live concerts and cooking shows, where they can try the special
dishes of our master chefs which have been cooked with the meat of such
indigenous animals as the grey cattle, the mangalica pig or the racka
and cigaja sheep.
Saturday and Sunday provides a great opportunity for friends to show
their skills in the cooking competition “Dishes made of Mangalica meat”,
and on Sunday they can show who can cook the best beef goulash.
Gyula, Events Area near the Castle
Further information:
Ágnes Szabó
Tel: +36 30 458 8481,
+36 66 441 258
varkertivigassagok@borakft.hu
agnes.szabo@borakft.hu
www.varkertivigassagok.hu
Hírös Week Festival
The aim of the festival is the same as it was in 1934, “to allow
Kecskemét to show itself to the world”, by extending the profile of
the local cultural, horticultural and gastronomic exhibitions. Within
the frames of the traditional programme schedule a pram parade, a
children’s march and the programme of several artistic youth groups
welcome the visitors of the festival on the first day.
Providing an important role to the programmes of the delegations of our
sister towns has always been a priority in the city policy of Kecskemét.
The Main Square gives home to the Wine-Town with wine shows, the Town
of Regional Settlements with agricultural and gastronomic samples from
the region, the Town of Artisans with excellent merchandise and the
formal courtyard of the City Hall features a flower show.
Pop and rock bands, folk singers, professional and amateur dance groups
will entertain the visitors on the stage set up on the Main Square,
and the Day of the Non-Profit Organisations of Kecskemét provides
entertaining programmes throughout the day.
The celebration of St. Stephan is connected to the series of events:
after the traditional celebration, the evening finishes with great
performances on the stage and a spectacular firework display.
On the last day of the Hírös Week, the Main Square turns into a huge
playground: puppet shows and artisan workshops will be awaiting the
children.
Kecskemét, Kossuth Square
Further information:
Tourinform Office
Tel: +36 76 504 299
Tel./fax: +36 76 481 065
kecskemet@tourinform.hu
www.kecskemet.hu,
www.hiroshetfesztival.hu
Orosháza-Gyopárosfürdő – European Bread Festival
From 19th to 20th august
European Bread Festival is held in Gyopárosfürdö. We can see the widest range
of delicious breads here at the traditional “Bakers’ Street” fair. The Royal Order of
Hungarian Bakers acquaints visitors with the skills of baking bread and lángos
(deep-fried flat bread made of potato-based dough) in traditional brick ovens.
They also introduce the medieval bakeries, clothes and equipment.
16th All Hungarians’ Folkdance Festival
An amazing festival for the lovers of folk music and folkdance. The
international folkdance festival on the stage by the lake is a crown
jewel of the cultural events of the town. Besides Hungarian folkdance
ensembles, the festival will be attended by other traditional folkdance
groups from the Carpathian Basin, from Europe and other continents.
Within the frames of the festival we welcome dancers and musicians
from all over the world who come to present their marvellous colourful
folklore in our town.
Gyula, Castle Garden
Further information:
Gyulai Kulturális és
Rendezvényszervező
Nonprofit Kft.
Tel: +36 66 463 544
+36 66 481 065
erkelmuvhazgyula@t-online.hu
www.muvhazgyula.hu,
www. mindenmagyarok.hu
Szeged Youth Days (SZIN)
25-29 August 2010
Blue sky, green grass, yellow river and colourful programs: this is what the Szeged Youth Days has to offer every August. SZIN is one of the oldest Hungarian festivals dating back to more than 40 years and the greatest multicultural summer farewell party, being the only festival which is located by natural water and offers several pools at the same time, and the only Hungarian fiesta which has set the promotion of sustainable development eco-conscious lifestyle as its main goals. SZIN is the best way of saying farewell to the summer in a great festival atmosphere. This is ensured by the best Hungarian DJs and international celebrities, and for those who are hungry for other types of relaxation, several sports, theatrical and cinema programmes offer some attractive alternatives. The environment-conscious activity of the Szeged Youth Days was awarded by the “Green Festival” title of the Ministry of Environmental Protection in 2009 and SZIN became one of the greenest festivals of the world, being the first in Hungary to receive the award of the Greener Festival organisation in appreciation of its green efforts.
Újszegedi Partfürdő
Further information:
Tel: +36 62 423 638
info@szin.org
www.szin.org
International Tisza Fish Festival
former fish-market. The main purpose of the organizers is to preserve the
gastronomic traditions of the region; accordingly, the annual fish cooking
competition is organized in two categories. The fish soups of Tisza, made
from carp, compete in one category, whereas all other kinds of fish dishes
prepared over open fire comprise the other category. During the Festival, real,
spicy Szeged fish soup is cooked in and sold from a giant pot.
IX. Szentes Letcho Festival
The festival offering delicate flavours between 3-4 September 2010 is
organised for the ninth time. The festival based on local traditions
and Hungaricums was born out of a new initiative in 2002.
The event today, with its attendance of over fifteen thousand is one of
the most successful events of the region to which numerous letcho-cooks
awaiting the results arrive from all over the country and even from
abroad.
During the event’s weekend, thousands swarm over the streets of the
town to find out the secrets of the local letcho. The two-day-long
festival starts with a bacon frying bonfire on Friday evening but the
real excitement only starts on Saturday, when hundreds of teams start
cooking in the cauldrons.
The two-day-long programme offers something for all ages.
The cooking competition is accompanied by cultural programmes,
concerts, dancing productions and several children’s programmes as well.
Szentes, Apponyi Square 7.
(the neighbourhood of a Kála Coop Department Store)
Further information:
Mrs. Kánvási Istvánné
Sales Director
Tel: +36 63 562 232/103
kanvasine@hunorcoop.hu
www.hunorcoop.hu
20th International Onion Festival in Makó Enjoy a festival in the town of onions!
Entertaining programmes rich in content await visitors between 10-12
September 2010 during the 20th International Onion Festival in Makó.
The town of Makó is still famous for its onion, its name has united
with quality onions, just as Tokaj with wine and Szeged with salami.
That is why the town dedicates a weekend to this precious plant every
year. During the three-day long programme series visitors can find
everything they wish for: besides professional programmes, a fair of
craftsmen and designer artists, a cooking competition and the “street
of the tastes” awaits visitors.
The speciality of the twentieth festival will be the gastronomic
muster enumeration of the delicate tastes of our sister towns funded
by the Visegrád Fund.
The stage will offer colourful and entertaining programmes for all ages.
The main sports events of the festival will be based on the horse races
organised on Saturday and Sunday.
This event is also a perfect occasion to find out more about the touristic
and gastronomic treasure of the town on the banks of the Maros and its vicinity.
During the festival, light railway is operating between the main square
of the town and the venue.
Makó
Further information:
Tourinform Office
Tel: +36 62 210 708
mako@tourinform.hu
www.mako.hu
The Plum Day of Szarvas
From 10th to 12th september
types of food and drinks made from plums, and prepared according to
the traditional recipes of our grandmothers, such as dumplings filled
with plums, plum jam, prunes, ravioli filled with plum jam, and homebrewed
plum brandy. During the festival, visitors are entertained by
various programs.
Kalocsa Paprika Days
Kalocsa Paprika Days has been a tradition of the town for 20 years now.
It is a listed multi-component festival with new cultural and community
programmes every year, which made it the distinctive festival of the
town so typical of Kalocsa.
The various programmes have something to offer for all ages. Besides
the cultural programmes, the festival provides gastronomic
opportunities as well: a cooking competition of dishes made with
paprika which has a prominent rank in the circles of Hungarian
gastronomic events.
The Kalocsa Paprika Days is the greatest festival of the region. The
popularity and the attendance of the programme series is increasing
year by year. It attracts thousands of visitors from Hungary and
abroad as well. The festival became an essential part of the touristic
attractions of the region. The festival has been classified this year
and has received a good record.
Kalocsa,
Parking lot in front of the Csajda Csárda,
Kossuth Lajos Street
Further information:
Gyöngyi Magóné Tóth Dr
Tel : +36 78 462 002
muhaz@kalocsa.hu
www.kalokultura.hu
7th Szentes Square Festival
One of the most popular events of the Hungarian festivals is the
Square Festival traditionally organised at the third weekend of September.
It has become a regional tourist attraction characterised by
multiculturalism in the fields of music, dance and arts.
The Square Festival gives home to award ceremonies as well.
The town has already received the awards for its European activities
by the European Council: the Flag of Honour in 2005 and the European
Plaquette in 2009.
The award ceremonies of both took place within the frames of the Square
Festival.
During the festival the audience can try delicious dishes or take part
in pálinka- and wine-tastings, various programmes or witness several
artistic-, rider- and martial artistic shows.
Szentes, Kossuth Square
Further information:
Éva Deim
Tel: +36 63 510 301
deim@szentes.hu
www.szentes.hu
Csaba Sausage Festival
From 28th to 31th october
of the completion of the work it involves. This tradition lives on and
expounds every October in Bekescsaba at the Csaba Sausage Festival,
an event based on the traditions of making the Csaba sausages, now
considered hungarica. Three thousand butchers in 300 teams in front
of 30 000 spectators fill the sausages. The event is called to demonstrate
the gastronomic and cultural traditions of the region, as well as offers
an opportunity for other regions to represent themselves—thus,
we can also become acquainted with the sausages of Gyula and
the Pick salami from Szeged. Hungarian and international
visitors are entertained by cultural programs, gastronomic
presentations and contests, exhibitions, and a fair with the
themes of food and wine
Armel Opera Competition and Festival with the Mezzo and the Duna Television
3-17 November 2010
The Opera Competition and Festival will be organised for the third time
in 2010. With regards to its basic concepts and structure it exceeds
traditional singing competitions since the person winning this
competition is not necessarily the young opera-singer with the best
vocal skills and with the greatest singing ability but the one who can
alloy all professional demands of the profession: opera-singing,
movement and acting.
In order to evaluate the complex artistic achievement of the singers,
the jury and the audience have to see them in different roles in
numerous plays. Therefore, the Opera Competition puts five different
plays on stage every year in the opera houses of five countries, all
of which are presented at the festival closing the competition where
not only the contesting main characters but the productions themselves
are competing for the grand prize.
Our partner opera houses in 2010 are:
Csokonai Theatre, Debrecen,
Josef Kajetán Tyl Theatre, Pilzen (Check Republic),
Cracow Opera House, Cracow (Poland),
Den Nye Opera, Bergen (Norway),
Dicapo Opera, New York
(USA).
Szeged National Theatre
Szeged, Vaszy Viktor Square 1.
Further information:
Armel Produkció és Sajtóiroda
Tel: +36 1 269 38 82
armel@armel.hu
www.operaverseny.hu
3rd International Honey and Honey-Cake Festival of Gyula
3 days when everything is about honey: honey puppets, beauty products
made of honey, honey made of different flowers, honey quizzes,
honey-cake taste- and beauty contest. Even Hansel and Gretel would be
surprised here!
Several venues in Gyula
Further information:
Mihály Fábián Dr.
Tel: +36 30 565 44 88
fesztbiz@gmail.com
www.mezeskalacs.hupont.hu