Hidden Transport Stories in a New Museum Exhibition
“Budapest Tales,” a new underground exhibition showcases ten memorable chapters from Budapest’s rich transport heritage.
“Budapest Tales,” a new underground exhibition showcases ten memorable chapters from Budapest’s rich transport heritage.
After the hugely successful Zsolnay exhibition, which attracted tens of thousands of visitors, Virág Judit Gallery in Budapest is now opening a thoroughly contemporary, postmodern exhibition.
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.
The large-scale, temporary exhibition, 'Freddie', tells the story of the late Queen frontman and recalls the band's concert in Budapest 40 years ago.
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.
A unique, temporary exhibition on the history of coffee awaits you on Kazinczy Street. Enjoy coffee-scented programmes, a new-wave café, surprise guests, concerts, workshops, regular guided tours, and museum education sessions.
An open-air panel exhibition presenting the history of Gellért Hill and the renewed Citadel has opened on the ramp leading to the Gloriette of the Castle Garden Bazaar, entitled From Oppression to Freedom - The History of the Gellért Hill Citadel.
We are pleased to announce that Harry Potter: The Exhibition officially opened at the Green Event Hall in Szentendre, not far from Budapest.
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.
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.
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.
An interesting exhibition recently opened at the POP&ROLL Art Gallery, entitled Just Decoration 2.0, which we also visited, tried out the Selffitting Room and looked around in the most fantastic toilet in Budapest.