Debrecen has replaced over 700 obsolete street lights with energy-efficient LEDs, improving traffic safety and reducing the environmental impact.

The initiative, in partnership with several Hungarian associations, aims to reduce the use of coltan ore, which is used in the production of mobile phones, laptops, GPS devices, and tablets.

In the future years, the city government will prioritize the development of SMEs in Debrecen's economic development.

The National Accident Prevention Committee is launching a Light Friday campaign to raise awareness about the importance of seeing and being seen and adherence to traffic rules.

The Advent Fair will open from the 29th of November to the 23rd of December.

The Hungarian Academy of Sciences will host the 21st Hungarian Science Festival in 2024, focusing on global economic, political, climate change, energy, artificial intelligence, and social sciences.

The Municipality of the City of Debrecen organised a commemorative and wreath-laying event on November 4th, 2024.

The University of Debrecen's main building will be illuminated in November for Science Day, Christmas, and World Day of Peace celebrations, lasting until the end of January.

The closure will occur between 5 November 2024 (Tuesday, 5 p.m.) and 11 November 2024 (Monday, 6 p.m.).

Tamás Varga's exhibition "Silver," opened on 31 October 2024, summarises his works and most important projects of the past ten years.

Some of the biggest challenges you may face when moving to Debrecen and, as a bonus, how to overcome them.

Cívis város” (“cívis city”) is the distinctive name of the great market towns of the Great Plain.

The Debrecen Flower Carnival is a magnificent celebration held annually in Debrecen, from August 15th to 20th.

Hungary has introduced a new PET bottle recycling system with customers paying a HUF 50 redemption fee for all so-called one-way beverage products put on the market after the 1st of January 2024. Bottles with a new barcode and redemption logo can be returned.

Campus Festival in Debrecen: A vibrant summer celebration of music, culture, and community from July 24-28, 2024, featuring international and local artists, cultural delights, family-friendly fun, and a sense of camaraderie.

At our vibrant stand, we posed two questions to festival-goers: "What do you like most about Debrecen?" and "What are your favourite places in Debrecen?" So Here is the highlights of the responses we have received:

Step into the vibrant world of contemporary art at the MODEM Modern and Contemporary Art Center, where three captivating exhibitions invite you to explore diverse themes and artistic expressions.

Although Hungary boasts a robust healthcare system that meets the needs of both citizens and foreign visitors, there is a significant trend in Hungary, as in many countries, for individuals to choose private healthcare services over the public system.

Nestled amidst Debrecen's vibrant streets lie hidden gems waiting to be discovered by coffee enthusiasts. From cosy corners to chic settings, these cafes offer not just a cup of coffee but an unforgettable experience. Join me as I unveil some of Debrecen's must-visit cafes for coffee lovers.

Debrecen, located in the heart of Hungary, is a city rich in cultural heritage. Its vibrant art galleries and museums offer a glimpse into the city's storied past and dynamic present. Join me on a journey through Debrecen's cultural delights, where art, history, and creativity come together to provide visitors with an enriching experience.