In Jászberény, the Margit Island is a true green oasis in the heart of the city, a beloved spot for locals seeking relaxation. It’s no wonder people love it—lush trees, shade, tranquility, and now, a range of new developments made possible with European Union funding are waiting for visitors. Although a sports park had been in use on Margit Island for years and was frequently enjoyed by residents, other areas of the island lacked recreational

The Bay Zoltán Solar Observatory in Gyula is not only an important center for solar physics research and space weather studies but is also gaining increasing significance in cultural and educational fields. Thanks to European Union funding, recent developments have allowed the building—already dedicated to solar research—to be equipped with modern instruments and new functions. As a result, the observatory not only strengthens Hungary’s scientific community but has also actively joined international research efforts. One

Nagykörű has won a non-repayable grant in the regional-level tourism development application of the Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme (TSDOP). The project aims to strengthen the region’s attractiveness through the development of unique tourism infrastructure, which in turn is expected to increase the number of visitors to the area. Tourism in Hungary carries significant economic potential, but in many regions, there are no conditions for the tourism-oriented utilization of cultural, natural, and built heritage.

Under the Széchenyi 2020 Program, an advanced integrated healthcare service center was established in Lakitelek, in Bács-Kiskun County. This facility not only serves the residents of Lakitelek but also those from nearby settlements, offering a more modern healthcare environment. The new Health House, supported by the European Union, aims to improve infrastructure and enhance the quality of services available. In this modern, highly functional building, a variety of primary healthcare services is provided. The addition

The village of Keszü, located in Baranya County, welcomes children under three years old with a new nursery. The development has made it possible to provide daytime care for the little ones, thereby supporting the return to work of the affected parents and mothers. The project, which was funded by the EU and the national government as part of the Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme, led to the construction of three nursery classrooms with

One form of conscious and healthy shopping is visiting the market, where one can buy fresh fruits, vegetables, and other goods offered by local producers. In Zalaegerszeg, within the framework of the Széchenyi 2020 program, it was possible to provide the infrastructural background for local producers and artisans to access the market with EU funds, thereby increasing consumer interest. The goal of the city leadership was to implement a project that could unite the revitalisation

With the help of EU funding, a fully equipped kindergarten and nursery were built in Polgárdi, Fejér County. With this, the city has established temporary daytime care in nurseries, modernised the provision of preschool services, and facilitated women’s return to the labor market.  The new kindergarten and nursery building has created a true wonderland for children, where the possibilities for space, play, and development have reached 21st-century standards. The building complex, which stands on a