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Hungary is a European country with an interesting culture. Various holiday traditions have a special flavor. At this time, the people have fun and have a good rest. How are Hungarian public holidays celebrated, and how do Hungarians delight each other on celebration days? The answer to this question is below.

New Year

New Year in Hungary takes place on January 1st. They begin to celebrate this winter holiday the evening before - December 31, on the day of St. Sylvester. Residents have fun on the street, play various musical instruments and perform folk dances. On this night, horns and horns are sold in street outlets and shops.

People give each other various gifts, usually some decorative items or unusual souvenirs. In a word, you can give anything you want.

Instead of the usual Olivier and other popular salads, the people of Hungary eat pork sausages: this dish is very popular here. Also on the tables celebrating the New Year is a roasted pig. According to tradition, he needs to twist his tail: it is believed that this way you can become happier in the coming year.

St. Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is one of the most beloved Hungarian holidays. It has been celebrated in this country since 1989. Streets and houses are decorated with huge red hearts, cupids and cupids, creating an incredible atmosphere of fun and romance. On Valentine's Day, lovers give each other chocolate hearts and other souvenirs.

Day of the Hungarian Revolution

The history of this holiday began on March 15, 1848, when a revolution broke out in Hungary. The inhabitants of this state defended their independence from the Austrian authorities. The main goals for which the Hungarians fought were freedom of the press, the establishment of a government in Pest and a parliament. The revolutionaries also fought for the abolition of serfdom, for freedom of religion, and much more.

This holiday has been celebrated in Hungary since 1918. On March 15, tricolors hang throughout the state. On this day, it is customary to congratulate each other. You can give souvenirs if you wish. Usually, mini-flags of Hungary, magnets depicting revolutionaries, etc. act as presentations.

Catholic Easter

Catholic Easter is the country's most important religious holiday. It is celebrated on April 4th. On the eve, it is customary to paint chicken eggs in different colors. Late in the evening, when the children are already asleep, adults put gifts in their beds, and the next morning the children wake up and find presents.

Hungarians have breakfast:

• Easter eggs;
• ham;
• hot chocolate;
• braided pie.

At lunch, many Hungarians go to church, where they pray and bless the festive food. After that comes the turn of gifts. It is customary to present painted eggs, various religious figurines, chocolate hares.

Labor Day

May 1 is celebrated by the inhabitants of Hungary for a long time. At first, this day was considered, then it became a holiday of labor. Despite the fact that the Hungarians abandoned the communist doctrine, May 1 is still one of their favorite celebrations for them.

Mothers Day

The next significant date in the Hungarian calendar is Mother's Day, which is celebrated on May 9th. He is marked by a special attitude - reverence and respect for elders. Children traditionally present gifts and flowers to their mothers. As presents, various hand-made crafts are mainly used.

Saint Stephen's Day

The main public holiday, which is celebrated on August 20. It is believed that it was on this day that Stephen I founded the Hungarian state. The solemn date is marked by parades, performances, orchestras, organized with great glamor. The holiday ends with fireworks, which are launched from Mount Gellert.

Remembrance Day

This holiday has a national character. In 1956, Hungary rebelled against the excessive influence of the Soviet Union. The people were not satisfied with the political repressions and mismanagement of economic affairs, which were conducted by the Hungarian proteges of the USSR leadership. True, during the tragic events of November 1956, the uprising was crushed, and Soviet influence in Hungary remained very strong until 1991.

halloween

Halloween is the night before All Saints' Day. It is celebrated on October 31st. Masquerades are held on the streets, parties are held in clubs. Everyone puts on an unusual costume. Halloween gifts are not given.

Catholic Saint Nicholas Day

On the eve of December 6, Hungarian children put their clean shoes on the windowsill. Adults secretly put sweets, fruits and small toys in them. Waking up, the guys find presents and are very happy with them.

Catholic Christmas

How can you imagine the official holidays of Hungary without the Catholic Christmas? On the eve of the holiday (December 24), the inhabitants of this country arrange celebrations, present various souvenirs to each other. Christmas trees are set up in houses, where gifts are prepared for children. Fairs are held on the streets, fun events are held. On December 26, believers go to church.

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This large European country.

Holidays and non-working days in Hungary

Easter (late April - early May)

Trinity (June)

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is a country of rich cultural heritage. Traditions are honored here, but they do not lag behind the present. Many holidays in Hungary coincide with international ones, but there are also national celebrations, usually very colorful, unusual, opening Hungarians to foreigners from an unexpected side. The country also hosts trendy festivals that are not related to traditions and attract many European youth for the holidays.

The Hungarians did not invent anything special to celebrate these dates, preferring to adhere to the same rules as most Catholics. And yet these holidays in Hungary have a special national flavor.

Interesting about preparing for Christmas. On the day of St. Luke, December 13, the girls began to weave the "Luke chair" from twigs, which should be ready by Christmas Eve, December 24. On Christmas night, a girl who climbed into her chair could see witches, after which the furniture was to be burned.

Traditional Christmas food is baked carp, and children enjoy Christmas tree decorations - salontsukor sweets. The Hungarians treat the New Year without reverence, but since this is an additional reason to have fun, they do not miss this opportunity. On New Year's Eve, the country is noisy - everywhere, pipes and horns are sold in every tent, they are instantly sold out and buzz, blow and make noise.

Easter is one of the most beloved holidays in Hungary, marking not only the resurrection of Christ, but also the arrival of true spring. Hungarians traditionally paint eggs, gather for family gatherings. The old custom of “pumping” has been preserved, although it has changed somewhat - if before it was customary to pump each other with water from a bucket, now the Hungarians sprinkle their friends with cologne. The Monday after Easter is declared a non-working day. Also, the Trinity is celebrated for two days in a row, by this time the peony is blooming - the symbol of the Trinity in Hungary. Folk festivals are held throughout the country, concerts and festivals are timed to coincide with the celebration.

Public holidays in Hungary

There are few official holidays in the country, but each of them is celebrated on a grand scale:

Unusual holidays in Hungary

There are holidays in the country that cannot be found anywhere else:

Festivals

Here's what you can't miss - these are the Hungarian festivals. Bright, colorful, sincere and memorable: