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Budakeszi Wildlife Park
Opened in 1979, Budakeszi Wildlife
Park can be found in woods on the edge of the city, a more
natural setting than Budapest Zoo in town. Here you can see the forest creatures native
to the Carpathian Basin in their natural habitat, including lynx, bear and
eagles. From 6.45pm on Good Friday, 15 April, anyone who loves adventure can
take part in a night tour of the Budakeszi Wildlife Park. Be sure to bring a flashlight
or headlamp in your backpack, and perhaps a warm drink and clothes for
everyone. The walk lasts until around 8.30pm, registration required by
contacting joba.katalin@bkvp.hu. Bus 22/222 from Széll Kálmán tér to Szanatórium utca, then a 15min
walk through the woods. Event details
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Budapest Spring Fair
Apart from the regular small-batch products and delicious food, the Budapest Spring Fair will turn a central square a bunny village over the holiday weekend. Easter-themed family activities, games for the kids and workshops await all members of the family at Városháza Park alongside Deák Ferenc tér. If you get tired of walking, you can also hop on a carousel. Dynamite Dudes and other live groups brighten the atmosphere with music and spring vibes. Visitors can also peruse the beautiful painted eggs of the Míves Egg Museum from Zengővárkony. Metro to Deák Ferenc tér. Event details.
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Budapest Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Budapest Zoo offers all kinds of animal activities over the holiday weekend. There will be bunnies looking for some care and stroking, workshops and all kinds of fun from Good Friday to Easter Monday. Partner attraction, Margaret Island Zoo is laying on pony rides, Easter-themed workshops and pet shows. M1 metro to Széchenyi fürdő for Budapest Zoo/Tram 4-6 to Margit-sziget/Margit-híd for Margaret Island Zoo. Event details.
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NOÉ Animal Shelter
Cute creatures are always a popular attraction at Easter and the NOÉ Animal
Shelter is holding a special open day between
11am and 2pm on Saturday 16 April. With the help of the caregivers and
volunteers on hand, little visitors may be able to pet the sheep, the goats and
piglets they see. Delicious bites also await, along with a craft workshop, face
painting and an egg hunt. The event is free but donations are
always welcome. NOÉ is on the eastern outskirts of Budapest, at the far
southern end of Csordakút utca, a ten-minute walk from the nearest bus stop. Bus
269 from Rákoscsaba station to Ede utca. Event details
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Railway History Park
Conveniently located by its own train station in north-east Budapest,
the Railway History Park opens its spring season on Easter Monday, 18 April, with
an egg hunt and all kinds of craft workshops, even an obstacle course. Younger
visitors can meet the Easter Bunny, figure out a giant puzzle and tackle a
huge Jenga. Llamas, alpacas and Hungarian racka sheep await friendly patting and stroking in the petting
zoo alongside, accessed with a regular ticket. Train from Nyugati to Vasútmúzeum
or bus 30/30A from Hősök tere to Rokolya utca. Event details
