Hungary qualified for the football European Championship

The Hungarian national football team won against Iceland in Budapest, and qualified for the Euro 2021

**Hungary – Iceland 2–1 (0–1)** Budapest, Puskás Arena, (without spectators). Referee: Björn Kuipers (Netherlands)  **Hungary:** Péter Gulácsi – Endre Botka, Willi Orban, Attila Szalai – Attila Fiola (Gergő Lovrencsics, 61.), Zsolt Kalmár (Dávid Sigér, 61.), Ádám Nagy (Loic Nego, 84.), Dominik Szoboszlai, Filip Holender (Nemanja Nikolics, 72.) – Ádám Szalai (Norbert Könyves, 84.), Roland Sallai Manager: Marco Rossi (because of his positive Covid-test he was replaced by, Cosimo Inguscio)  **Iceland:** Halldórsson – Pálsson, R. Sigurdsson, Árnason, H. Magnússon – J. Gudmundsson (Bödvarsson, 73.), Sigurjónsson, A. Gunnarsson (Skúlason, 83.), B. Bjarnason – G. Sigurdsson, A. Finnbogason (A. Gudmondsson, 73.) Manager: Erik Hamrén  ** Goal scorers:** Loic Nego 88., Dominik Szoboszlai 90+2., ill. Gylfi Sigurdsson 11.

Gustav Klimt: The Immersive Experience is coming to Budapest

Starting May 19, visitors will be able to dive into the world of perhaps the most influential painter of all time at the BOK Hall. The interactive exhibition, Gustav Klimt: The Immersive Experience, is finally coming to Hungary.

The world-famous Monet exhibition has arrived in Budapest

The world-famous Claude Monet immersive exhibition, which has already impressed tens of thousands of visitors in countless metropolises, has arrived in Budapest. The exhibition is expected to be open to visitors until February.

Budapest Airport's wines was selected in prestigious competition

Budapest Airport, the operator of Ferenc Liszt International Airport, held an exclusive wine competition, and chose the four wines that will be worthy representatives of the gateway to Hungary.

Music review: Alessia Selini – Looking At The Moon

Italian pop-soul icon Alessia Selini has released her first EP. The Looking At The Moon album contains four songs, including a brand new one.

Music review: Zoë Wren – Vapour

Folk music icon Zoë Wren recently surprised her fans with a new song and music video. Vapour takes us back to the World War II era.