Enriched by musical and literary elements, the initiative highlights the importance of fine arts in the city's cultural life

The renewed vocational training system has restored the status of technical vocational training, attracting 1,600 students.

The programme is unique in Hungary and could increase the annual budget by HUF 500 million.

The Reformed Congregation of Debrecen-Bánk has purchased the closed Bánk post office, reopening the service on 5 May.

Last year around 20,000 people travelled on the Zsuzsi.

The ranking is based on six main areas: governance, citizen involvement, environmental quality, health, economic opportunities, and mobility.

Debreceni Vagyonkezelő officially marks its 25th anniversary on May 3.

A community forum was held to inform residents about future developments.

The anniversary season will feature comedies, concerts, musicals, and dance productions for visitors to enjoy. It kicks off on June 4, on the Day of National Unity.

On April 29, the Hungarian Red Cross Debrecen Regional Organization held its 53rd first aid competition, with an exceptionally high number of 24 teams competing this year.

Find out more and discover the unique artisan world of Debrecen.

Here are ten reasons why living in Debrecen is a great choice.

Discover the colourful customs and flavours of Hungarian Easter.

Learn more about Debrecen's oldest church building and its eventful history.

Thousands of international students from different cultures attend the University of Debrecen; 26 students from 19 different countries are now sharing their thoughts about the city and the university.

Get know more about Debrecen sausage, a cherished Hungarian dish with global popularity.

Debrecen4U surveyed expats about their opinion and enjoyment of living in Debrecen.

Find out more about the uniqueness and fame of Hungarian folk music with its blend of history, culture, and artistry, featuring vibrant dances, colorful costumes, and soulful melodies, capturing hearts worldwide.

Get know more about Goulash soup, primarily associated with Hungary, and its rich history.

Read about the Debrecen coat of arms elements, representing the city's heritage.