There are already world records for almost everything. Hungary is also listed in the Guinness World Records several times.
The largest display of castle replicas is 47 and was achieved by Zoltán Alekszi (Hungary) in Dinnyés, Hungary, on the 8th of January 2023. When he was 12 years old, Zoltán read a book called “Egri csillagok” (The stars of Eger). It is about the siege of Eger in 1552. The book enchanted him so much that it inspired his Castle Park. When asked how the castles are made, Zoltán says that he first conducts research, searching for available excavation floor plans, then consults with historians and collects relevant documents from libraries and archives. Once he has enough information on the castle, he begins to build it from materials that match the material of the original castle (wood, stone, brick, etc.).
Péter and Tamás Kenyeres (both from Hungary) have 11,345 different number plates from 133 countries as of April 2011, which they have been collecting since 1990. Brothers Péter and Tamás started their collection in 1990 when they got the first two number plates from their father. The oldest plate in their collection is from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, approximately from 1900. Their favorite plate is the B7, a Hungarian minister’s car plate between 1945 and 1948.
The farthest forward flip trampoline slam dunk is 8.32 meters and was achieved by Kerim Daghistani (Hungary) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on the 12th of November 2022. The attempt was made at the FIBA 3X3 World Tour 2022 – Riyadh Masters. On his first attempt, he beat his own previous record but decided on a 2nd attempt to extend his target.
According to data collected by professional services firm KPMG in 2018, the country with the highest sales tax (or Value Added Tax) is Hungary, which puts a 27% tax on the sale of most goods. The 27% rate is the standard level for consumer goods, but some classes of items are taxed at lower levels. Fresh dairy and bakery products, along with some tourism-related services are taxed at 18%, while medical supplies, printed material, and many food items are taxed at 5%.
Tranzit Csoport made the biggest scrambled eggs from 75,000 eggs on the 21st of June 2024 in the square in front of the Great Church in Debrecen. It was 4.4 tons.
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