Showing posts with label Hajduszoboszlo Hungary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hajduszoboszlo Hungary. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Spring programmes in the area

"Spring in Hortobágy" 

is the name of this programme series which takes place between  15th and 18th March in Hortobágy.
The programmes include: 
  • looking for stork eggs - for extra prizes
  • old folk games
  • caressing animals like baal-lams and goat kids
  • sale of stroks
  • carriage driving in the plain and horse show
  • feeding wounded storks
Special offer for the long weekend of 15-18th March:
You can visit the Hortobagy Museums and both Zoos with one ticket.


Days of French Films in the Apollo Cinema in Debrecen



Programme: 

Thursday 15th March

6 pm - Polisse (18+) – a French drama
Directed by : Maïwenn Le Besco
Starring: Karin Viard, Joey Starr, Marina Foïs  
8 pm -Illegal – a  Belgan drama
Directed by : Olivier Masset-Depasse
Starring : Anne Coesens, Esse Lawson

Friday 16th March

6 pm -Un Heureux évènement – a French comedy
Directed by: Rémi Bezançon
Starring: Louise Bourgoin, Pio Marmai
8 pm  - Kapás van! – a French comedy
Directed: Pascal Rabaté
Starring: Daniel Prévost, Philippe Nahon

Saturday 17th March 

 6 pm -L’Apollonide (18+) – a French drama
Directed by: Bertrand Bonello
Starring: Hafsia Herzi, Céline Sallette, Jasmine Trinca
 8 pm - És most merre? – a French-Libanese-Egyptian-Italian film.
Directed by: Nadine Labaki
Starring: Claude Baz Moussawbaa, Leyla Hakim

 Sunday 18th March 

6 pm - a surprise film
8 pm - A tündér – a French-Belgan drama.
Directed by:Bruno Romy, Fiona Gordon, Dominique Abel
Starromg: Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon


The films can be seen in the Apollo Cinema, 1 Miklós utca  Debrecen
The tickets are 750 Ft.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Hajduszoboszlo, Hungary


Hajduszoboszlo is one of Hungary's most visited and beloved small towns due to its beautiful surroundings and the famous spa, which by today has grown into a real bathig complex.


The town itself is situated in the eastern part of the country, in the north-east part of the Great Hungarian Plain. It is 20 kms from Debrecen, the chief town of the county Hajdu-Bihar, and about 200 kms from Budapest, the capital.

View Larger Map - Hajduszoboszlo - Hungary Map


It has a population less than 20 000 people, and a history of almost one thousand years.

It is the scenery where "the sky meets the ground", and it is not boring or dull even for travelleres who are used to romantic montains as it is enlivened by reeds and woods and the thousands of wild birds living in the old beds that the river Tisza left behind.




The Eastern Canal flows north of the town. It is used not only for watering but is a popular resting place where nature lovers can swim, boat, fish and enjoy untroubled peace.

If you are more into sightseeing, museums and art galleries the Old Town is the place for you with its lovely old buildings, stylish cafes and restaurants.

No matter if you are a pensioner with rheumatic problems, a couple with children or a teenage group you are likely to find whatever you are looking for.

Thanks to the ideal climate and the hospitality of Hungarian people you are bound to have a great time here.





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