Boldogkő Castle, located at the foot of the Zemplén Mountains, was renovated within the framework of the Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme. During the renovation, they strove for remaining faithful to history and style of the 14th and 16th centuries. Besides that, there are 21st century interactive solutions and programmes that available from spring for interested tourists. Within the framework of the project titled “Development of Castles in Zemplén and Abaúj Counties”, the development

A laser research center was built in Szeged as part of an European Union project. The completed facility represents one of the peak achievements of European innovation, laying the groundwork for globally significant discoveries in various fields of science. Thanks to the project, Szeged – and Hungary – is now more prominently featured on the map of Europe as a center for international scientific activity. The realization of the ELI laser research center (ELI-ALPS) Phase

The settlements of Báta, Szekszárd, Mohács and Bátaszék were affected by a large-scale development that was implemented by the Diocese of Pécs under an EDIOP project during the European Union 2014-2020 programming period. The Pretiosus Sanguis has focused on creating a religious tourism network: from the Shrine of the Holy Blood in Báta to the Fluffy Oak in Bátaszék.  The project called the complex tourism development of the Shrine of the Holy Blood in Báta.

Esterházy Castle have gone through a wonderful transformation.  The development was implemented within the framework of the National Castle and Forts Program and with European Union Funding. The building and its park have regained their original magnifinance and wonderful beauty.   After the transformation, the Esterházy Castle functions not only as a museum, but also as a place where we can relive history. The history of the building is magically told to the visitors with

Bock Winery’s products will be produced in a new plant with a floor area of three thousand seven hundred square metres, using the most modern grape processing units, state-of-the-art fermentation and wine treatment tanks and bottling lines, thanks to the EU support provided in the framework of the Széchenyi2020 programme. The project, implemented in the 2014-2020 financial period, has also enabled the company to expand its portfolio further, focusing on healthy food, producing grape juice

The attractiveness of on-the-job training in the transport sector has been increased by creating a virtual learning space and developing almost 100 digital learning materials. So far, nearly 17,000 people have participated in the project implemented in the 2014-2020 financial period. The Budapest Transport Training and Examination Centre and the Virtual Learning Space launched at the end of 2018 with the support of the Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme aims to increase the low