Fifteen or so ‘Táncház’, or ‘dance houses’, attract amateur folklore enthusiasts to Budapest. Young and old alike come here to take part in traditional dances, both from Hungary and elsewhere. A way to celebrate a multicultural society
(Photos: ©Cléo Schweyer)
Translation: Joss Corner
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17/04/09
Tags : Villes, Culture, EUdebate2009, europe on the ground, Budapest, Hongrie, musique, Photographie, traditions, dance.
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