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Hungary - day 4

 The topic ofthe fourth day was homemade products. Workshop and seminar were taking place in a DIY restaurant at Makery World. We had a lecture about homemade foods and then got instructions how to make them. All of the teams got the ingredients, the recipes, the videos , the lectures and some help if needed. Everybody made their own lunch and then showed them to the other teams. We could taste each other’s foods and then we had our selfmade healthy lunch. It was an exciting and useful activity.

After lunch we visited the Hungarian Parliament. We had an English speaking guide who gave a lot of information about the Parliament and also about the Hungarian history. In the evening we visited the Christmas market in front of the Basilica.








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