Discover Nyíregyháza Korzó 2026: family-friendly events, puppet theater, markets, shopping, dining, and nearby stays from Sóstó forest retreats to zoo-side hotels—year-round fun for all ages.
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A full year of buzz is coming to the Korzó Shopping Center in Nyíregyháza. Packed with family programs, community events, and hands-on experiences, the calendar offers something for every age, while regular store promotions and a wide mix of shops and services keep both shopping and downtime lively all year long.
Outgrown clothes piling up? Last year’s toys gathering dust? Hunting for gently used treasures at friendly prices? The Korzó Kids’ Gear Market on February 21 is the place to swap clutter for finds. Book a table if you want to sell—spaces are limited and require advance registration. Don’t leave it to the last minute. Location: Nyíregyháza.
The beloved Burattino Puppet Theater (Burattino Bábszínház) returns to Korzó with interactive musical moral tales, heartwarming animal stories, folk and fairground plays, and classic Hungarian folk tales. Performances welcome both kids and adults across two days in Nyíregyháza.
Missed the first round or want more? Burattino Puppet Theater (Burattino Bábszínház) brings the same rich world of music, folklore, and interactive storytelling back to Korzó from February 28 to March 1. Another chance to dive into the charm of Hungarian folk narratives right in Nyíregyháza.
Go personal this Women’s Day with something handmade. The Korzó Handcrafted Marketplace lines up unique, heartfelt gifts for moms, grandmothers, friends, coworkers—or yourself. Expect:
– Makers and artisan creators
– One-of-a-kind, lovingly made pieces
– A Women’s Day vibe filled with inspiration
All in Nyíregyháza.
Nyíregyháza wears its pride on its sleeve with Sóstógyógyfürdő, the city’s resort district and green lung. Right by the beach in a sprawling park, Hotel Barbizon channels pure Barbizon painting–era atmosphere as one of the city’s most extravagant stays.
There’s also a hotel set on the University of Nyíregyháza (Nyíregyházi Egyetem) grounds, opened in 2006, with 2–3 bed rooms, accessible options, and family and double rooms. It caters to solo travelers, families, and groups, and doubles as a hub for conferences, training, meetings, and business gatherings, offering high-quality technical rentals.
For a cozy touch, a family-run guesthouse sits on the edge of the oak forest that borders the city, just 164 feet from the lake. The spot is right on the shore of Lake Sóstó (Sóstó) and next door to the Nyíregyháza Zoo (Nyíregyházi Állatpark)—one of Europe’s most visited zoos.
Central Hotel and Restaurant (Centrál Hotel és Étterem) keeps things quiet yet central, blending city-center infrastructure with calm. With 33 rooms and 69 beds—7 standard singles, 17 standard twins, 2 standard doubles, 4 small double suites, and 3 suites—it goes for a clean, elegant style. Expect bathrooms with bath or shower, hairdryer, AC, minibar, LED TV, phone, laptop safe, welcome tray, and Wi‑Fi.
Another hotel sits at 2 Hunyadi Street (Hunyadi u. 2), the county seat address in Nyíregyháza, 4.3 miles from the M3 Nyíregyháza–South exit and in the city center. It’s easy to reach by car or public transport, with local (7, 18) and intercity bus stops right outside and the train station about 1.9 miles away.
Prefer Sóstó’s resort vibe? One pension is 600 meters (1,969 feet) from the beach in a family-style setting with a landscaped courtyard and secure parking, staffed around the clock.
In the heart of Sóstógyógyfürdő, about 3.1 miles from downtown, another hotel backs onto the Sóstó Forest. Rooms face the trees, so mornings start with birdsong. Air-conditioned rooms come with minibars, in-room coffee and tea, safes, and smart TVs with internet; twins have showers, suites have bathtubs.
For a true one-off, Hotel Jungle (Hotel Dzsungel) places you inside the Nyíregyháza Zoo (Nyíregyházi Állatpark) itself in Sóstógyógyfürdő. With around 5,000 animal neighbors, wake-ups can include sea lions or elephants alongside the birds. Guests get free entry to the zoo, and Lake Sóstó (Sóstó) is just steps away. It’s as wild as a getaway gets—literally.
Hotel Pagony sits just outside Nyíregyháza off Route 4, easy to reach yet wonderfully quiet, in the 136-acre Pagony Recreation and Leisure Park.
Hunguest Hotel Sóstó in Nyíregyháza–Sóstógyógyfürdő is a top choice for comfort and city access, with high-end wellness experiences and a direct connection to the Aquarius Experience and Park Baths—free for hotel guests.
In the heart of Sóstófürdő, a cozy restaurant neighbors the zoo and serves in a warm, welcoming setting.
Craving time travel? A medieval knight-themed restaurant in Nyíregyháza delivers period ambiance with a hearty side of nostalgia.
Bistro de Lux brings a fine-bistro mindset to a modern space with a summer terrace. The international menu leans into healthy choices and reimagines traditional Hungarian dishes. There’s also an à la carte selection for full flexibility.
For homestyle comfort, a family-run spot offers friendly service, classic flavors, and a private room for family, friends, or corporate events.
Celentano Pizzeria (Celentano Pizzéria), refreshed and ready, serves pizzas, fresh-grilled plates, and rich soups, all built on original Italian recipes for that true Italian mood.
Chloé in New York (Chloé New Yorkban) blends New York industrial energy with elegant French notes—big courtyard-style windows, exposed anthracite-toned mechanicals, and organic forms. The menu favors lighter, clean, city-style dishes, a wide but quality drinks list, and a standout program calendar: live-music Saturdays, bar-piano Thursdays, lounge-club Fridays, and dinner-stage collaborations with a theater troupe.
Another refreshed Hungarian restaurant serves regional classics with weekly changing menus, quick service, and house specialties like a generous pork knuckle platter alongside bountiful cold plates.
For sweet moments, a dedicated cake shop crafts celebration cakes for every occasion—birthdays, name days, graduations, weddings, christenings, and first communions.
John Bull Pub, all polished British charm, hosts business meetings, intimate dinners, and group get-togethers. The menu spans classic Hungarian staples and Mediterranean lightness, fusing culinary cultures with cheeky harmony. Major sports events beam in on a big screen.
At John’s, the kitchen mixes Hungarian and modern European plates, paired with standout wines from Hungary’s famed regions and four types of draft beer.
