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    Planning for the Kelenföld City Center began in 1969. István Zilahy and József Bada designed a lively, busy, ‘bustling’ complex in the middle of the Kelenföld residential area in order to avoid the ‘commuter town’ examples of large cities. Thus the ‘anti-commuter town’ experiment was born. The shopping center was built from ‘74 to ‘79, and the market, the Etele (later the Olimpia) cinema and the Budapest Cultural Center started operating in the year of its inauguration.

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    House events

      • 13:00 - 14:30
         
        English-friendly
        Séta
        There is a place...

        Kelenföld City Centre urban walk – see details under “Additional programs in English”

      • 14:00 - 18:00
         
        Kiállítás
        Exhibition

        Local history exhibition and selection from the "There is a place... Snapshots from Kelenföld" photo exhibition

      • 17:00 - 18:00
         
        Előadás
        Animation film screening

        Screening of the animated film "Pá kis panelom!", followed by a discussion about the film with director Evi Darabos

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