A ‘MeseKorzó’ walk to mark World Tourism Day
To mark World Tourism Day, Tourinform Hajdúszoboszló invites anyone interested to join a special city walk, featuring stories and fun activities.
On Sunday 27 September 2026, from 10.00 am, we invite everyone who would like to discover a special side of Hajdúszoboszló in a fun and playful way to join us on a fabulous journey of discovery.
The guided walk starts from St Stephen’s Park, in front of the Tourinform Office, from where we’ll walk together to Szabadidő Park and then return to the starting point. Along the way, we’ll also explore the two stops on the MeseKorzó trail.
The stories hidden in the story chests come to life: we listen to the stories together, and then, with the help of related questions and fun activities, we get even closer to the world of the stories.
Who is it for?
We recommend this programme primarily for families with children and for children themselves, accompanied by their carers. It offers a rich and playful experience, particularly for children in the older nursery groups and early primary school age group.
We recommend this activity for children aged 3 and over. Of course, adults are also welcome to join, either as accompanying adults or as participants in their own right.
The walk is open to everyone, so we warmly welcome the residents of Hajdúszoboszló, visitors to the town and anyone else who is interested.
Date:
27 September 2026 (Sunday), 10.00 am
Expected duration of the programme:
1–1.5 hours
Meeting point and departure:
Tourinform Office opposite Hajdúszoboszló
4200 Hajdúszoboszló, Szent István Park 1–3.
Participation and registration:
Participation It’s free, but you must register in advance!
Register by Until 25 September 2026 (Friday) You can contact us via the following details:
Telephone: +36 52 558 928
Mobile: +36 30 200 5665
E-mail: hajduszoboszlo@tourinform.hu
The organiser of the programme:
Hajdúszoboszló Tourism Non-profit Ltd. – Tourinform Office, Hajdúszoboszló
Join us and let’s discover the fairy-tale side of Hajdúszoboszló together at the stops along the MeseKorzó!
