The establishment of a visitor center in Bugac, showcasing the area’s natural, cultural, and historical heritage, has been made possible by the financial support of the European Union. Visitors to this center can enjoy a comprehensive experience thanks to the extremely diverse program offerings, and appropriate education and knowledge acquisition related to the Kiskunság region are available for all age groups. The central element of the project, the “Gateway to the Puszta” Information Center, is

Climate change is the most important challenge of our time, and we must continuously and inevitably consider sustainability and energy efficiency issues as essential aspects. The energy modernization of state-owned facilities could not exclude sports facilities, among which many old buildings could only be operated wastefully. The goal was to modernize these buildings, including the Mátraháza Training Camp, under the EEEOP-5.2.12 call for proposals. For decades, the Mátraháza Training Camp has been one of the

In what way does green waste turn into arable land? Budakalász is already aware of the solution! Residents can now contribute to environmental protection in their own gardens through an excellent European Union co-funded program. The introduction of a sustainable waste management program in Budakalász, made possible by funding from the Environmental and Energy Efficiency Operational Program, raised the bar for the municipality’s treatment of biodegradable trash. What precisely is it, though? In general, people

Who would have thought that wastewater also has a second chance? Kaposvár’s new purification system provides exactly that for the water – in the form of a thorough ‘wellness’ treatment! The old wastewater is given new life with the most modern technology, so it can return to nature fresh and clean. And all this while powering itself with biogas! Yes, here the wastewater not only gets cleaned but also gives back energy – in a

The large-scale renovation and expansion of the Pesterzsébet Salt-Iodine Bath began in 2018, with the aim of transforming the former 800-square-meter area into a much more modern and spacious 4,300-square-meter indoor bath complex. As a result of the modernisation, the facility has been completely revitalised: Budapest’s only iodine-salt water thermal bath is now open year-round, enticing visitors with its modern design, elegant interiors, and numerous wellness services. As part of the Environmental and Energy Efficiency

Thanks to the Environmental and Energy Efficiency Operational Program, the capital has taken a step closer to sustainable waste management by expanding eco-friendly technologies and increasing the rate of waste processing and recycling. As part of an European Union project, the Logistics Service Center of the Waste Management Division of Budapest Public Utilities FKF, which serves as a waste transfer station, has commenced operations. This significantly contributes to reducing traffic congestion and harmful emissions from

A project aimed at improving the water quality in the village of Ináncs was successfully implemented as part of the Environmental and Energy Efficiency Operational Program. As a result, the local population now has access to excellent quality drinking water. More than a decade ago, Hungary launched the National Drinking Water Quality Improvement Program, aimed at providing the population with healthy drinking water and enhancing the safety and quality of water services. Thanks to new

The history of baths in our country dates back to ancient times; the Romans already utilised the waters of the local healing and thermal springs in the area of Aquincum. The thermal springs of Buda were popular bathing places even in the Middle Ages, which underwent significant development during the Turkish era, one of the most beautiful examples of this being Veli Bej. Sokollu Mustafa, the most famous Pasha of Buda, built the Veli Bej