Programme guide for 23 October celebrations in Hungary

The 23rd of October is a national holiday in Hungary; when Hungarians commemorate the revolution of 1956. The revolution was a nationwide uprising against the government of the People’s Republic of Hungary and its Soviet-imposed policies. Commemorations are organised all over the country.

Let’s see all the fascinating programmes you can participate in this year, according to Programturizmus.hu.

At 9 in the morning, the ceremonial flag march will take place in front of the Parliament at Kossuth Square. Then, people will get a chance to participate in the Open Parliament this year, too. Those interested can visit the most curious parts of the Hungarian Parliament: the Holy Crown, the main staircase and the cupola hall for free. It has been one of the most popular programmes for years.

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This year, same as last year, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will give his ceremonious speech in front of the House of Terror at 3 p.m. The museum will be open for visitors even during the holiday.