"For the great surprise of the arriving and departing tourists and business people, suddenly the concierge, the bartender, the bellboy, and a hysterical guest in the hotel lobby started to sing melodies from Imre Kálmán’s Countess Marica. The Budapest Operetta Theatre popularized here the genre of the Hungarian operetta considered as a Hungaricum. (From the left: Bordás Barbara, Boncsér Gergely, Szendy Szilvi és Kerényi Miklós Máté) more »

"The waters of Central Europe's largest lake quickly warm up with the sun's rays. Its southern shore is a favourite with families because, while the northern shore deepens rapidly, here the water deepens gradually, providing wide stretches of safe beaches perfect for wading in. more »

"Born into a musician’s family..”- is the usual starting line in many of the artists’ bios. Well, this is all true in BJC’s July featured international jazz artist, Ravi Coltrane’s case, who was born in Long Island, New York as the second son of Alice and John Coltrane. more »