How to enjoy Valentine’s Day in Hungary?
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Did you get bored of the usual, traditional ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day? We have good news for you! According to funzine.hu, here are five new, alternative ideas to make this year’s event unforgettable.
Wonders of Valentine’s Day at the Magic Theater
Love is wonderful so why wouldn’t you celebrate this it? It creates the butterflies in your stomach and makes you feel weightless. It also allows you to believe that you are capable of anything. Well-known Hungarian illusionists lead a special interactive Valentine’s Day show at the Magic Theater to make your celebration memorable. Come and visit us on the 16th of February at 6 pm. Tickets cost 2600-2800 HUF (8-9 euros). Our address is 1115 Budapest, Bartók Béla út 98-102.
Candlelight Express
Hungarian State Railway’s nostalgic Candlelight Express departs on the 14th of February to the Danube Bend’s picturesque countryside. Its destination is Szob, Hungary. Not only can you eat here, but enjoy pleasant conversations in the cosy parlour and have nice drinks at the bars as well. During the romantic time travel experience, you can choose from first-class meals and drink handcrafted wine. A pianist takes care of good mood. The menu contains specialities such as roast beef with sage and pumpkin puree, pesto with grilled vegetables, beet risotto with zucchini cake and parmesan crisps or white chocolate mousse. The price of the Candlelight Express is 18990 HUF (60 euros).
Naked with Lush
Did you know that plastic production increased from 15 to 300 million tons in the last 50 years? This amount is said to grow twice as big in the next 20 years. This is why Lush decided to stand up against environmental pollution. Therefore, they sell their “Go Naked” collection without packing. This is how they avoid piling up non-recyclable plastic wrapping. Valentine’s Day products of the brand are “naked” this is why if you purchase some of them, you can support their mission, too. Lush stores can be found in Allee, WestEnd and Árkád shopping centres as well as in Váci street.
