kætʃ.kæ.meɪt Kecske means “goat” ; while mét refers to “district ” in Hungarian. Kecskemét – the capital of Bács-Kiskun County – fusing all the beauty and values of the Great Plain is situated in the middle of Hungary, approximately 85 kms from Budapest.
Showing posts with label Souvenirs/Gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Souvenirs/Gifts. Show all posts
Monday, 15 July 2013
#196/365 Matyó folk doll
I window shopped at this souvenir shop yesterday morning. So many interesting stuff but my favourite has to be this Matyó folk doll. I think I'm going to hint this for my next birthday gift!
FYI HUF6800 = USD30
Thursday, 21 February 2013
#52/365 Love Letter
If you want to show your love to someone in this country, you buy them a heart shape honey cookie or known as in Hungarian, Mézeskalács Szív. Nobody eats them, as it is for keep sakes and really more of a souvenir. Don't worry, it doesn't expire for a long long time.
I found this heart at a souvenir shop, mainly for tourist, with the name of our town (sorry cut off the "ét" from the name). I think it is rather unique as a gift to any friends back home.
Check out more images of this special cookie with intricate designs here.
I found this heart at a souvenir shop, mainly for tourist, with the name of our town (sorry cut off the "ét" from the name). I think it is rather unique as a gift to any friends back home.
Check out more images of this special cookie with intricate designs here.
Sunday, 17 February 2013
#48/365 Mozart sweets
Marzipan sweets especially stuffed inside chocolate bonbons and truffles are popular gifts around this part of the world. One of the most well-recognised brands is with a portrait of Mozart on the box like the one you see above.
This shop is located at the arcade of shopping centre Alföld Áruház , address Deák Ferenc tér 6, Kecskemét.
This shop is located at the arcade of shopping centre Alföld Áruház , address Deák Ferenc tér 6, Kecskemét.
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
#36/365 Miskakancsó live version
Miskakancsó or Miska Jug is a type of folk pottery featuring soldier from early 19th century.
This live version was found wondering the town square several summers ago, promoting a souvenir/gift shop.
You must check out the ceramic versions here as they are just adorable!
Thursday, 25 October 2007
Get some lovely souvenirs for friends
Folk crafts are available on every major festivals at the main square. Do stop by and perhaps pick a things or two for yourself or friends / family ;)
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