21. jótékonysági Mikulás Kocogás

Gozsdu Udvar serves as the starting point for the 21st charitable Santa jog, a deliberately silly holiday run that "steals its way into the heart of the city." This event prioritizes good humor and festive attire over speed, with participants donning swimsuits or bare knees in weather that would typically prompt extra layers. The run acts as a "charitable reminder that there are other ways" to navigate the pre-Christmas rush. The route winds through the inner city, beginning at Go Active and passing landmarks such as Vorosmarty Square, Vigado Square, Vaci Street, and Erzsebet Square. Participants then return to the start before proceeding to Szechenyi Baths for a warm-up. Spectators can anticipate smiles, photographs, and spontaneous acts like push-ups or mock sunbathing on the pavement. The event concludes not with a timed finish, but with "singing Christmas carols in the sauna," underscoring the run's unique character.