'From and Beyond the Earth' exhibition opens at the Hungarian Museum of Science, Technology and Transport to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy 2009.

The ‘Heritage of the Holy Land’ exhibition provided a colorful illustration of the cultural diversity of Israel’s history.

The 18th Budapest International Wine and Champagne Festival proved to be a highlight of the capital city's festival scene.

A picturesque, far-away Hungarian village draws attention by representing the power of peace.

Renowned Hungarian cabinetmaker and restorer Árpád Rostás is on Roma civil rights mission

The ten-month cultural season entitled 'Extremely Hungary' is proved to be a huge success in the U.S.

Diplomacy and Trade recently sat down with the prominent reporter, to discuss her newest book about the role and power of U.S. First Ladies.

American Actor Tony Curtis Honors Budapest's 16th Hungarian Book Festival

An exhibition at the Budapest Institute and Museum of Military History showcases Hungarian Legionnaire memorabilia, paying tribute to those brave Hungarians who set out to serve in one of the harshest special forces units in Europe.

The traditional Busójárás, a pagan Hungarian heritage, is the symbolic ‘burying’
of winter and the welcoming of spring with folk music and dance.

The story of Count Móric Benyovszky's life is stranger than fiction, according to György G. Németh, President of the Hungarian-Madagascar Friendship Association.

Hungary is the cradle of folk music, says Attila Grandpierre, following the footsteps of legendary composer Béla Bartók

When an average Hungarian thinks about Brazil, only football, samba and carnival season come to mind. The Brazilian Dance Academy in Budapest is about to change this.

Hungarian band ‘Muzsikás’ wins International ‘Womex World Music Award’

Raising Awareness towards the hearing-impaired in Hungary is Crucial, civil activist says