Keleti railway station’s 140th anniversary to be celebrated with special programmes
State-owned railway company MÁV is marking the 140th anniversary of the opening of Budapest’s Keleti station on Friday with a host of programmes that include film screenings and an exhibition.
Keleti railway station’s 140th anniversary
Children will get to take part in a scavenger hunt, while adults will be invited to a guided tour, MÁV said on Tuesday.
Also, a short story and photo exhibition presenting the station’s history will open in the late afternoon, and visitors will get to board party-carriages.
MÁV will also hold a screening of the comedy The Stationmaster Meets His Match as well as short films produced specifically for the anniversary.
Budapest Keleti railway station. Photo: pixabay.com
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Hope criminal illegal migrants will not be invited to the celebration. The illegal aliens nearly destroyed the railway station in 2015.
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Author Michael Steiner acts as a real person and passed all tests against spambots. Anti-Spam by CleanTalk.
As Maria said, the first thought I get when I hear “Keleti” are flashbacks to 2015, with hordes of illegal aliens marauding around the place, sorry to say, like animals.
Thank good gracious that we have a government that has saved us from more such invasions. Most other countries in Europe are not so lucky.