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The Heritage Days started as a French idea, but by now, the event has become an all-European movement. In Hungary, the traditional weekend is the third weekend of September. This year is it the 20th and 21st. All castles, historic houses, and museums, which may otherwise be closed to visitors are opened for inspection and touring.
The recommendation of the Europe Council is that all entries are to be free, entrances of buildings are to be marked with flags and a guide with extensive knowledge of the place talks about the building, its history, the activities that go on in it, as well as deciding on a central theme for each year.
This year’s central theme is the "Revival" – Year of the Renaissance, held within the framework of the Renaissance Year.
Alongside the main theme all other types of buildings take part in the event: churches, castles, historical houses, museums, industrial heritage are all looking forward to visitors who are interested in architecture.
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We do this here in London too, this weekend there are many buildings open and some that usually charge are free, sadly no Gherkin this year though.
http://www.openhouse.org.uk/public/london/event.html
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