✅ Hungary
Calendar | Hungarian Calendar (Full Description – One Page)
The Hungarian Calendar combines the international
Gregorian calendar with Hungary’s national public holidays, cultural
celebrations, religious events, and international observances. It offers a
complete yearly overview of important dates, helping users track non-working
days, cultural festivals, historical anniversaries, and awareness events
observed across Hungary.
Hungary’s annual celebrations include a blend of
Christian traditions, national historical commemorations, cultural milestones,
and global awareness dates. Major public holidays such as All Saints’ Day,
Easter Monday, Whit Monday, Saint Stephen’s Day, and National
Day (March 15) play significant roles in Hungarian heritage. Meanwhile,
cultural and international observances highlight arts, language, family values,
and worldwide causes.
This calendar is useful for planning work schedules,
school breaks, national events, travel, family activities, and cultural
participation. Each month clearly displays dates, weekdays, public holidays,
and special observances to help users stay organized throughout the year.
✅ Event
Types in the Hungarian Calendar
1. Public Holidays
Official non-working national holidays recognized by
the government.
Examples include:
– All Saints’ Day (Mindenszentek)
– National Day
– Saint Stephen’s Day
2. International Days
Worldwide observances recognized by the UN and global
organizations.
Examples include:
– International Women’s Day
– World Health Day
– International Children’s Day
3. Religious Days
Christian celebrations widely observed in Hungary.
Examples include:
– Easter Monday (Húsvéthétfő)
– Whit Monday (Pünkösdhétfő)
– Christmas (Karácsony)
4. Cultural Events
National events related to Hungarian culture, language,
and heritage.
Examples include:
– The Day of Hungarian Language (A magyar nyelv napja)
– Hungarian Culture Day (Magyar Kultúra Napja)
5. Historical Events
Commemorative days that mark important moments in
Hungarian history.
Examples include:
– Revolution Memorial Day (March 15)
– Republic Day (October 23)
6. Awareness Days
Health, environment, education, and global awareness
observances.
Examples include:
– World Autism Awareness Day
– Earth Day
– World AIDS Day
7. Special Family Days
Celebrations focused on family, parents, and social
values.
Examples include:
– Mother’s Day
– Father’s Day
– International Day of Families