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From May 15, Vasarely 120 exhibition is open to the public at the Museum of Fine Arts, where you can see more than 140 works of art, as well as documents and previously unknown photos and films.
Between May 14th and 16th, the Night of Artefacts Festival will be held at 70 locations in the capital with more than 120 programs, without which Budapest’s spring cultural and artistic program offering would be unimaginable today.
From now on, you can not only see the Zsolnay masterpiece titled Rózsaillat at the Virág Judit Gallery,'s free exhibition, but you can also smell it.
The Virág Judit Gallery is home to the world's most expensive Art Nouveau Zsolnay ceramics. You can view the sensational exhibition for free. Read on for more information.
Two people sit on the same “furniture”, yet they look in different directions. The YOU&ME installation examines the paradox of intimacy: closeness and that which remains alone within us even in the closest relationship.
Art lovers are in for a treat this February in Budapest. From thought-provoking photography and multidisciplinary exhibitions to vibrant international cinema, the city offers inspiring cultural experiences — all completely free of charge.
More than a fashion week: the 17th Budapest Central European Fashion Week has started.
Madame Tussauds Budapest has been expanded with a scaled-down replica of one of the capital’s most frequently photographed landmarks, the local Liberty Statue.
50 galleries and hundreds of millions of forints worth of art treasures await you at the upcoming 8th Art and Antique Exhibition and Fair in Budapest.
Designers from eight countries are coming to the 17th Budapest Central European Fashion Week, where an international platform will be created for designers from the region.
Dome_Reload, the Hungarian House of Music's Sound Dome Festival, will be held from February 3 to 8, with film screenings combined with live music, 360° concert films and audience meetings.
The German artist Georg Baselitz is also a passionate art collector with a very particular taste. For over sixty years, he has pursued and purchased Mannerist prints, some of which are on display at the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest until 15 March 2026.
