The Collection of Hungarian Coins and the Hungarian Valuables have been expanded

(Photo: AM/István Fekete)

The tradition of making langos is closely related to the tradition of baking bread. The perfect flame is medium thick, not too oily, soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. Traditionally, lángos is eaten smeared with grated cheese, sour cream, and garlic to taste. Today, we can choose from a wide variety of sweet and salty toppings.

The Hungarian Valuables has been expanded with a type of homestead with a specific structure, the bush homesteads

A settlement structure with bush farms, which is unique in the country, developed in Nyírség from the middle of the 18th century. The people who live here have built residential and farm buildings and other facilities for animal husbandry to cultivate land far away from inhabited places.

With the decision of the Hungarikum Committee, the number of items in the Hungarikum Collection increased to 89, and the Hungarian Valuables Store has 152 outstanding national values.

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