Debrecen
A section of Piac Street in the heart of Debrecen will once again become a pedestrian-friendly public space this summer as the Belváros-Szeretem! (I Love Downtown!) programme returns with free cultural events, live music and family activities.
Prime Minister Magyar Péter has announced that the Tisza government has approved one of the largest railway development programs in Hungarian history, raising hopes for long-awaited improvements to rail infrastructure across the country—including a completely new main railway station in Debrecen.
Public transport in Debrecen will operate on a special timetable during the 2026 Campus Festival, which takes place in the Nagyerdő area between July 22 and 26. To accommodate the expected increase in passenger numbers, DKV Zrt. will increase service frequency on Tram Line 1 and on bus routes 22, 22Y, 24 and 24Y.
The Municipality of Debrecen has highlighted its ongoing efforts to improve air quality as a key partner in the LIFE-IP HUNGAIRY integrated LIFE project, an eight-year European Union-supported initiative running from 2019 to 2026. The project’s main objective is to coordinate air quality protection measures across Hungary, with a particular focus on reducing concentrations of […]
The 90Y night bus service in Debrecen will operate on a modified route during weekends between 17 July and 30 August 2026, the local transport company DKV announced.
The Debrecen municipality has rejected claims that it requested special emission limits to allow the discharge of industrial wastewater containing potentially harmful substances, including the solvent NMP, into the Tócó stream.
Debrecen will introduce a temporary pedestrian zone in the city centre on weekends between 17 July and 30 August 2026, creating a more pedestrian-friendly environment along a section of Piac Street.
EcoPro BM Hungary Zrt. has announced that it will conduct a fire safety exercise at its Debrecen facility on Friday, July 17, 2026, in cooperation with the Debrecen Professional Fire Department.
The recent 8th and 9th Constant Effort Site (CES) bird ringing sessions were successfully completed at the Hortobágy Migration Research Station. During the program, bird ringers Attila Szilágyi and Tibor Nagy monitored the local bird population.
A temporary change to public transport services will take effect in Debrecen as district heating reconstruction works begin near the Burgundia Street stop.
