In the spirit of Easter, join the Zsuzsi Forest Railway on a special journey. The more than 100-year-old steamer Zsuzsi will set off once again, in a cloud of fragrant and fiery smoke towards Hármashegyalja for a memorable day in nature.

This year we celebrate the 125th anniversary of Hungarian writer István Fekete’s birth (author of numerous novels, books for young people and animal stories), so Zsuzsi’s Easter programme is inspired by his animal heroes, especially “Kalán” the rabbit. 

Programmes:

Learn more about the world of rabbits with an expert guide to have a glimpse into the hidden lives of these cute animals

• What species of rabbits live in the wild in our country?
• What’s the difference between the field rabbit, the hollow rabbit and the “domestic rabbit”?
• How did the rabbit become one of the best-known symbols of Easter?

Easter adventures deep in the woods

• Bunny maze – Interactive Easter game
• Discover the mysterious paths of bunnies! A fun, multi-stop adventure with exciting Easter challenges and of course with a surprise at the end.

Bunny Hunt – Chocolate Egg Hunt Adventure

• Let’s hunt together with a sharp eye! Mysterious chocolate eggs have been hiding in the forest clearing. 

Egg Hunt and Meeting fluffy chicks

• Meet cute little chicks while searching for eggs.

Birds Show 

• Meet live birds and get to know the symbolic birds of the Easter cycle, with a bird of prey with us.

Forest Easter symbol hike

• Discover the awakening of nature and the symbols of Easter with an easy walk.

Let’s Water Zsuzsi!

• As part of a fun shared moment, children can also ceremonially “sprinkle” the train.

Egg Tree Decoration

• Make your own Easter decoration and hang your own Easter decoration on the magical egg tree, which will be a symbol of spring and rebirth on this special day.

Forest Flavours

• Taste local delicacies, Handcrafted Burgers and local Delicacies, made from nature’s treasures and special artisanal burgers.

Date: 20 April, 9.30 a.m.

Location: with the Zsuzsi Forest Railway to Hármashegyalja

Source:debrecen.imami.hu