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Taste of Transylvania
Taste of Transylvania celebrates the region’s rich culinary heritage through food experiences that bring together chefs, producers, and local communities. From countryside brunches to historic dinners and contemporary takes on Transylvanian cuisine, the festival highlights regional flavors while shaping a modern gastronomic identity rooted in …
Organic Food and Wine Festival in Hajdúszoboszló
Held over three days, the Organic Food and Wine Festival in Hajdúszoboszló celebrates healthy eating and sustainable gastronomy. Visitors can enjoy organic meals prepared by local producers, browse artisan products, and sample wines from Hungary’s traditional wine regions. Alongside food and wine tastings, the festival offers cultural performances, live music, and talks promoting an organic lifestyle. Set in one of Hungary’s best-known spa towns, the event connects wellness, local agriculture, …
Baja Fish Soup Festival
Baja is one of the most characteristic Hungarian towns on the banks of the river Danube, which life of the small town was built on the banks of the river and its tributary Sugovica has always been determined by the presence of water. Its natural surroundings and architectural highlights result in the unique atmosphere of the town, home to nearly forty thousand people. Due to its climate, the vicinity of the rivers, the lovely main square, and the friendly nature of the inhabitants, this small …
International Music Festival Český Krumlov
Held each summer in the UNESCO-listed town of Český Krumlov, this international music festival brings live performances to one of South Bohemia’s most picturesque settings. Taking place over several weeks in July and August, concerts are staged in historic venues throughout the town, including the castle and château complex. The program features around 30 concerts spanning music from the 15th to the 21st centuries, with genres ranging from classical and opera to jazz, folk, musicals, and …
The Lent International Summer Festival
Held each summer along the Drava River, Festival Lent is one of Europe’s largest multicultural and multi-genre festivals, transforming Maribor into an open-air stage of music, theater, dance, comedy, and street performances. Often described as a “festival of festivals,” it brings together signature programs such as Folkart, JazzLent, street theater, stand-up comedy, children’s creative workshops, and contemporary arts. Spreading across the city’s squares and streets, Festival Lent invites …
National Heritage Week
Throughout the country, every year in August, activities big and small (tours, talks, demonstrations), will be offered and many for free! Each year many national and hundreds of local community organizations participate by organizing events throughout Ireland. Many of the events that take place during the week are free and the program highlights the abundance of great work that is carried out in all communities in Ireland to preserve and promote Irish natural, built and cultural heritage. …
Tarragona, City of Human Towers
"Tarragona, City of Human Towers", is a pioneering initiative that came about in 2013 with the dual aim of achieving recognition and tourism positioning by bringing both the people of the city, those who were not in one of the groups, and tourists closer to the human tower building World; and, at the same time, capitalising on one of country’s main cultural and traditional resources, the human towers, declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. This initiative gets support and …
OdeGand
In September, Ghent Flanders Festival kicks off the cultural season with OdeGand . This music festival is set to shake Ghent to its foundations—all day long and into the night—with 60 indoor and open-air concerts over 15 great locations . OdeGand will take over the whole of the center of Ghent for an extraordinary festival on and alongside the water . During this unique event, you can travel from one concert to the other on foot, by taxi bike or by the handy canal boats. Let yourself go …
Viennale Film Festival
Each October, Austria’s most important international film festival transforms Vienna’s historic cinemas into vibrant hubs of global storytelling. One of the oldest and most respected festivals in the German-speaking world, the Viennale brings together a young, international audience and a bold selection of around 300 films from across the globe—many shown as international premieres. From Cannes favorites to unexpected discoveries, the program celebrates innovative, politically engaged …
Signal Light Festival
Signal Festival is a four-day festival of light art and emerging technologies in Prague, Czech Republic. Held annually in October, lighting designers from the Czech Republic and abroad create lighting installations in streets and public spaces across the city, including famous historical landmarks. SIGNAL has become the biggest cultural event in the Czech Republic in five years of its existence. Its unique integration of art, city space and modern technology has drawn over 2 million attendees …