Culture

This production by two prominent American authors, Frank Wildhorn and Jack Murphy, tells the tragic story of Crown Prince Rudolf at the Margaret Island Theatre.

The temporary exhibition, titled 'Hallo? Hallo!', which is on display at the Kiscelli Museum in Budapest until 18 January, provides an insight into the technical and cultural history of telephony from the late 19th century to the present day.

Frank Wildhorn and Jack Murphy's world-famous musical, Rudolf will be performed at the Margaret Island Open Air Theatre on 3, 4 and 5 July.

Immerse yourself in a selection of diploma works from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts at the HAB Contemporary Art Centre on Andrássy Avenue, between July 10 and September 7.

Taking place from 3rd to 5th July, Duna-part Feszt is set to be one of the most exciting music events of the summer.

Óbuda World Music Week will take place from June 23 to 29 in Kobuci Garden, with great concerts and musical delicacies you shouldn't miss.

This summer, a stunning 3D multimedia show, dance performance and concert await you at the Margaret Island Theatre in Budapest.

Visitors to the Budapest Zoo can already see the tiger cubs, and the zoo is asking the public for help in naming them.

A variety of Korean music and dance performances, as well as gastro programmes and craft workshops, await you at the KoreaON cultural festival, on Margaret Island on 27 and 28 June.

The factory was handed over in 1914 and remained operational until 1984. However, it is still worth visiting today — we will show you why!

Experience the Children’s Railway in Budapest's Buda Hills, the world's longest child-operated railway. See young operators in action, explore the museum, and enjoy scenic rides on this unique family attraction.

From refreshing your wardrobe to enjoying a good beer, having a nice picnic, going to a concert or spending a day practising yoga, you will find your favourites among the best free programmes in Budapest in June.