Calendar Girls – VIDOR theatre competition program
The official Móricz Zsigmond Theatre schedule places "Calendar Girls" on the Rose Garden open-air stage on August 25, 2026 at 20:00.
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These regional cabbage rolls are smaller and often prepared with a tomato-based sauce.
A crispy potato pancake that is a local favorite, usually served with garlic sour cream.
Homemade plum dumplings are a specialty of the Nyírség region, especially during harvest season.
Modern mall in the heart of the city with a wide variety of brands and services.
An authentic local market for fresh fruit, vegetables, and regional specialties.
Find local handicrafts and products made from the famous Nyírség plums here.
A beautiful forest park with walking paths, handy for peace and relaxation.
Explore exotic plants in this peaceful university-run green oasis.
A relaxing loop around the lake, especially quiet during the early morning hours.
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The official Móricz Zsigmond Theatre schedule places "Calendar Girls" on the Rose Garden open-air stage on August 25, 2026 at 20:00.
Nyíregyháza's official city portal confirms the anniversary 25th VIDOR Festival from August 21 to 29, 2026, with theatre and related programs across the city.
The official Rózsakert page lists "Aranylakodalom" as an open-air performance on August 14, 2026 at 20:30 in Nyíregyháza.
Móricz Zsigmond Theatre lists the comedy "Ne most, drágám!" for August 7, 2026 at 20:30 on the Rose Garden open-air stage.
On July 31, 2026, the "Tessék választani!" production at the Rose Garden open-air stage revives famous Hungarian pop hits from the 1970s and 1980s.
Nyíregyháza is the capital of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County in northeastern Hungary and ranks among the country's most dynamically developing cities. The town experienced rapid growth in the 18th century following the arrival of Slovak settlers (known as Tirpákok), who revitalized the local agriculture. The city center’s architectural landscape is defined by grand Eclectic-style buildings, such as the City Hall and the Roman Catholic Church on Kossuth Square. The primary tourist destination is the Sóstógyógyfürdő district, a spa resort centered around a saltwater lake famous for its healing thermal waters. This area is home to the Nyíregyháza Zoo (Sóstó Zoo), widely regarded as one of Europe's top zoos, featuring over 500 species in naturalistic enclosures. The adjacent Sóstó Open Air Museum showcases the region's traditional folk architecture. Nyíregyháza is also a significant educational and industrial hub, successfully blending heritage with modern urban living. Nyíregyháza joined eastern Hungary's battery-industry corridor in 2024-2025 as South Korean suppliers linked to LG and Samsung SDI expanded their footprint. Ferenc Kovács (Fidesz) remained mayor after the 2024 election.
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Regularly voted as one of the best zoos in Europe, this 35-hectare park houses over 5,000 animals in naturalistic settings. Major highlights include the Green Pyramid with a massive oceanarium and the Andes Adventure section. The zoo is organized by continents, allowing visitors to travel the world's wildlife in a single day.
The largest regional open-air museum in Hungary, showcasing the traditional rural architecture and lifestyle of the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg region. It features historic peasant houses, a wooden church, a school, and various craft workshops. It is a living history site that frequently hosts traditional folk festivals and craft demonstrations.
The new synagogue, built in an eclectic style, is part of Nyíregyháza's architectural heritage.
