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Holidays and festivals abound in Hungary. The holiday calendar is dominated by Christian festivals, such is the dominant religion here; however, numerous national days and regional events take place throughout the year too.

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March Festivals

Hungarian National Day: in memory of the 1848 Hungarian revolution, National Day falls on the 15th of the month. Speeches glorifying the Hungarian are unsurprisingly popular, so too are musical events right throughout the country.

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December Festivals

St Nicholas Day: Santa Claus visits Hungarian children on 6 December, leaving presents, usually chocolates, or sometimes birch twigs depending on if the child in question has been naughty or nice.

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