This year was the 32nd Városliget (City Park) Children’s Day, with more than 40 program locations awaited those interested over the weekend to spend time wuth their children and enjoy the the kids smilling faces as they took over the city park. The goal was to focus during the 2 days festival event on health, sports, culture, internet security and the presentation of nations.
Also the event was to enable people living in poorer financial circumstances to participate in high-quality, cultured programs, to have fun, play sports, and learn without paying any entrance fee. Renowned artists and musicians were entertaining the audience on the main stage.
Several Budapest-accredited embassies and cultural institutes awaited those interested in different cultures, customs and tradition at the Street of Nations tents and on the stage set up on the spot. A record number of 23 countries, including the Philippines, Peru, Georgia, India, Japan, China, Latvia, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Qatar represented their nation at the program this year.
Report and snap by Aggie Reiter
Rolling in Budapest 