Opening on October 30, the exhibition Bonjour Monsieur Gauguin: The Circles of the Post-Impressionists and Symbolists will bring together 150 masterpieces, including 80 works by Gauguin, the Museum of Fine Arts announced on Thursday. Nearly 40 museums and other lending institutions have contributed works to a major new exhibition of Paul Gauguin and his artistic circle at the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest.
The Hortobágy is a unique geographical and cultural region. It is Hungary’s largest area of open pasture and has preserved one of the country’s oldest traditional occupations: livestock farming, together with many of the customs and traditions associated with it. The Hortobágy is Europe’s largest continuous alkaline grassland and one of Hungary’s most distinctive landscapes. In 1973, Hungary’s first national park, the 81,000-hectare Hortobágy National Park was established here. Today, the area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A visit to the Hungarian National Museum is a must for anyone eager to discover Hungary’s rich history and cultural heritage. Founded in 1802, the museum is one of the country’s most important cultural institutions, housing an extraordinary collection of historical, artistic, and archaeological treasures from Hungary and the wider Carpathian Basin.
In September 2026, Budapest will take centre stage in a truly historic moment for world athletics. From 11 to 13 September, the Gyula Zsivótzky National Athletics Centre will host the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship – a brand-new event set to bring together the very best athletes on the planet.
The 35th Budapest Wine Festival will take place from September 9 to 12, 2026, from Wednesday to Saturday, on the terraces of the magnificent Buda Castle Palace. For four days, wine lovers can discover more than 1,000 Hungarian and international wines and sparkling wines, enjoy outstanding food and wine experiences, take part in guided tastings, and listen to live music and DJs.
Experience Budapest in a truly unique way at the 41st Wizz Air Budapest Half Marathon on Sunday, September 6, 2026. If you’re visiting Budapest this autumn, don’t miss one of Hungary’s most exciting sporting events. The Wizz Air Budapest Half Marathon brings together thousands of runners from around the world for a spectacular 21.1-kilometre journey through the heart of the Hungarian capital.
From September 1 to 6, 2026, Budapest’s Szabadság Square will once again come alive with exceptional beers, delicious street food and a lively festival atmosphere as the Belvárosi Sörfesztivál (Downtown Beer Festival) celebrates its 10th anniversary. With more than 45 breweries, over 250 beers and plenty of late-summer vibes, the festival offers the perfect opportunity to raise a final glass to the season and make the most of summer’s last days.
Budapest is famous for its thermal baths, historic streets and grand architecture - but there’s another fascinating world hidden beneath the city. Beneath the Buda Hills and Castle District lies an extensive network of caves, ranging from easy, family-friendly guided tours to challenging caving adventures and specialist cave diving. Whether you're new to caving or looking for something more adventurous, here are five of the best ways for expats to explore Budapest's hidden underground world.
The Herend Porcelain Manufactory, founded in 1826, is the world's largest porcelain manufactory specializing in luxury hand-painted and gilded porcelain. Located in the picturesque town of Herend, near Veszprém and Lake Balaton, it has earned an international reputation for exceptional craftsmanship and timeless artistry.
If you love aviation, nostalgic music, or are simply looking for a truly unique evening in Budapest, Aeropark Aviation Museum has something special in store for you this August. On August 15, the Night of Aviation will bring together the past, present, and future of flight for one unforgettable evening.
On August 8–9, 2026, the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden will mark its 160th anniversary with a special two-day celebration for visitors of all ages. The highlight of the weekend will be a spectacular Budapest Bár birthday concert in the Biodome on the evening of August 9.
From 6–8 August 2026, the rolling vineyards of Paloznak in Hungary's picturesque Balaton Uplands will once again host the Paloznak Jazz Picnic - a boutique festival where world-class music, exceptional gastronomy, fine local wines, and breathtaking surroundings come together for an unforgettable summer experience.
Nestled between the Bakony and Gerecse Mountains, the Vértes Mountains are one of Hungary's hidden natural gems. Though modest in height, this protected mountain range offers a rich mix of rugged white dolomite cliffs, dense forests, scenic hiking trails, and fascinating historical sites.
Set against the enchanting backdrop of the Margaret Island Open-Air Stage, Verdi's timeless masterpiece Nabucco will captivate audiences on 13 and 15 August 2026. Both performances commence at 8:00 PM, promising an unforgettable night of world-class opera beneath the stars.
From 24 July to 2 August 2026, the Valley of Arts (Művészetek Völgye) will once again transform the picturesque villages of the Balaton Uplands into Hungary's vibrant cultural capital. With more than 3,000 events taking place over ten days, the country's largest multidisciplinary arts festival offers an unforgettable celebration of music, theatre, literature, visual arts, dance, film, and community.
After years of anticipation, the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden's long-awaited Biodome has finally opened, introducing visitors to its immersive new Urban Oasis. Welcoming the public since 2 July, this one-of-a-kind indoor attraction goes far beyond the traditional zoo experience.
Experience one of the highlights of the Hungarian summer festival season at VeszprémFest, taking place from 15 to 18 July 2026 in the picturesque settings of the História Garden and the Jesuit Church Garden in the historic city of Veszprém.
Step back in time and experience the splendour of medieval Hungary at the International Palace Games of Visegrád, the country's largest and most spectacular medieval festival. Held every year on the second weekend of July, this unforgettable three-day celebration transforms the historic Royal Palace into a living stage where history, culture, and entertainment come together.
If you're visiting Budapest this July and looking for outstanding live music without spending a fortune, the House of Music Hungary's Open-Air Stage should be at the top of your list. From jazz and world music to classical concerts, dance performances, and silent films accompanied by live music, the programme offers something for every taste - and best of all, every event is free to attend.
Markets offer much more than just a shopping opportunity - they are experiences in themselves. The best markets around Lake Balaton are cherished by both tourists and locals for their fresh produce, handcrafted goods, gastronomic specialties, and the unmistakable Balaton atmosphere that makes every visit memorable. They also play an important role in the region’s cultural and community life.
Travelers looking to swap Budapest’s city streets for the Adriatic coast can once again take advantage of one of Europe’s most scenic rail journeys. The popular Adria InterCity night train is set to return for the 2026 summer season, offering a direct connection between Budapest and Split from 3 July to 2 October 2026.
For classical music lovers, Budapest will be one of Europe’s most exciting destinations in the summer of 2026. From 25 June to 13 July, the city will host the 11th edition of FAB Summerfest, one of Central Europe’s most distinguished international chamber music festivals. Over the course of 21 days, more than 50 internationally acclaimed soloists and 170 young musicians from 40 countries will come together to study, compete, and perform in some of Budapest’s most iconic cultural venues.
The enchanting Tihany Lavender Festival returns from 20–28 June 2026, transforming several picturesque locations across Tihany into a celebration of colour, fragrance, and tradition. Over nine unforgettable days, visitors can immerse themselves in the beauty of blooming lavender fields, take part in lavender harvesting, explore cultural events and exhibitions, join guided walks, and enjoy a wealth of unique experiences in one of Hungary’s most iconic lavender destinations.
For one magical night each summer, Budapest reveals a side of itself that few visitors ever experience. On 20 June 2026, the city's museums, galleries, palaces and cultural institutions remain illuminated long after dark, inviting guests to wander through centuries of history, creativity and innovation. As the streets fill with curious explorers and the city's architectural landmarks glow beneath the night sky, Budapest is transformed into a living museum - an immersive cultural landscape where art, science, music, heritage and gastronomy come together to create an unforgettable evening of discovery.
As the summer sun sets and the city lights begin to glow, Hungary comes alive in a completely different way. On 12 June 2026, thousands of people across the country will swap their evening routines for running shoes, bicycles, paddleboards and yoga mats as Night of Movement (Mozgás Éjszakája) returns for another unforgettable celebration of sport, wellness and community. Taking place in more than 90 locations nationwide, this unique event transforms public spaces into open-air fitness arenas where movement becomes a shared experience and the night belongs to everyone.
Gracefully spanning the Danube River between Buda and Pest, the Széchenyi Chain Bridge is far more than a means of crossing the water - it is the defining symbol of Budapest itself. Elegant, historic, and instantly recognizable, the bridge embodies the spirit of a city shaped by innovation, resilience, and cultural grandeur. For many visitors, no trip to Budapest is complete without experiencing this architectural masterpiece and the spectacular views it offers over one of Europe’s most beautiful capitals.
From June 4–7, 2026, the Rosalia Wine Picnic transforms the city’s largest park into a vibrant open-air celebration of wine, food, music, and summer living. Whether you're visiting Budapest for a weekend getaway or looking for an authentic local experience, Rosalia is one of the city’s most enjoyable seasonal events.
From June 4–7, 2026, Budapest’s renowned Millenáris Park transforms into a paradise for food lovers as it hosts the Gourmet Festival, Hungary’s most prestigious gastronomic event. Set against the backdrop of one of the city’s most elegant green spaces, the festival brings together Michelin-starred chefs, acclaimed restaurants, artisan producers, and award-winning winemakers for four unforgettable days of exceptional food, drink, and culinary inspiration.
The free UEFA Champions Festival arrives at Heroes’ Square from 28–31 May, transforming the city center into a huge celebration of football ahead of the UEFA Champions League Final at Puskás Aréna.
Visitors will once again have the rare opportunity to step inside Budapest’s magnificent Sándor Palace, as the official residence of Hungarian President opens its doors to the public for guided tours on Saturday, 30 May.
From May 22 to 25, the Balaton Fish and Wine Festival will welcome visitors along the picturesque Tagore Promenade, offering a festive long weekend filled with gastronomy, live music, cultural performances, and family-friendly activities by the lakeside.
Between May 14 and 16, the Night of Artefacts Festival will take place across 70 venues throughout Budapest, offering more than 120 programs that have become an essential part of the city’s spring cultural and artistic landscape.
There’s one place in Budapest that’s worth returning to again and again throughout the month of May — and not only for the mulled wine. From May 1 to 25, Vörösmarty Square once again transforms into a vibrant springtime wonderland: rows of handcrafted wooden stalls line the square, the aroma of freshly baked delicacies fills the air, and live folk music drifts through the city center every weekend. This is Vörösmarty Spring, one of downtown Budapest’s most charming seasonal events.
Sir David Attenborough - one of the world’s most respected natural history presenters, a BBC icon, and a true British national treasure - celebrates his 100th birthday on May 8. Still active today, his latest documentary, Wild London, will premiere in Hungary on BBC Earth on his birthday.
Budapest100 is not a conventional museum experience. It opens doors that are usually closed. You can step into lived-in homes, listen to the stories behind their walls, and take part in a genuine, city-wide celebration. On May 9 and 10, 2026, 41 centenary buildings across Budapest will welcome visitors, turning the city into a shared space of memory, discovery, and celebration for one remarkable weekend.
If you’re planning a trip to Budapest in early May and looking for a lively yet family-friendly outdoor experience, the Városliget May Day Festival 2026 is well worth checking out. Set around the scenic City Park Ice Rink and Boating Lake, this four-day celebration brings together amusement rides, live concerts, children’s activities, spectacular shows, and free stage performances. The event runs from April 30 to May 3, 2026, and admission is completely free.
This stunning palace - Hungary’s second largest and one of its most richly decorated - blends Baroque grandeur with Rococo elegance, all set within a romantic French-style garden.
The Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden will host its Earth Day event on Saturday, April 25, 2026. The programs will focus on wetland conservation and forest ecosystems, offering a rich variety of activities including interactive zoo education sessions, wildlife rescue presentations, and partner organization exhibits to engage and inspire visitors of all ages.
The newly restored Citadella has become one of Budapest’s most captivating attractions. Perched atop Gellért Hill, it offers a free public park, breathtaking panoramic terraces, and a powerful interactive exhibition.
Tucked away in South Buda, Kopaszi-gát is one of Budapest’s most captivating hidden gems - a place where urban renewal meets natural beauty. It offers a harmonious blend of greenery, leisure, and gastronomy along the banks of the Danube, making it an ideal destination for international visitors seeking both relaxation and discovery.
On April 18, 2026, Budapest will host its largest annual cycling event, bringing together thousands of riders to showcase their vision for the city: safer, more livable, and truly bike-friendly. "I Bike Budapest 2026 - Bringás Felvonulás" transforms the streets into a shared public space where cyclists, families, and residents come together to advocate for a different kind of urban life.
Whether you’re seeking active recreation or looking to discover natural treasures, Egerszalók offers something for everyone. With its picturesque setting and healing thermal waters, Egerszalók has been attracting visitors in search of rest and rejuvenation for decades.
This April, the rhythms of the world take over Budapest once again. From April 9-11, 2026, the House of Music Hungary hosts Budapest Ritmo - one of the city’s most dynamic and internationally renowned music festivals.
Easter in Szentendre - especially the festival held at the Skanzen - is one of the region’s most popular heritage events, welcoming visitors on April 5–6, 2026. The program focuses on traditional folk customs, including egg decorating, Easter sprinkling, craft workshops, dance houses, and stage performances, all set in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere.
From April 1 to 12, Budapest is set to transform once again into a vibrant capital of culture as the Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks take over the city. With a rich program spanning music, dance, theatre, and visual arts, the festival brings together outstanding local and international talent in celebration of creativity.
Tucked away near Szilvásvárad, the Szalajka Valley is not only one of the most beloved destinations in the Bükk Mountains, but one of Hungary’s most enchanting natural escapes.
Cherry blossoms, Japanese gardens, cultural festivals, and some of the best ramen in the city - you don’t have to fly to Tokyo to experience the magic of Japanese spring.
Beneath the historic Buda Castle Hill lies one of Budapest’s most fascinating hidden attractions - the Buda Castle Labyrinth. Today, it offers a unique glimpse into Budapest’s rich past and architectural heritage, making it an unmissable destination for international visitors exploring Hungary.
This spring, Kőröshegy bursts into colour once again. From 26 March to 12 April, visitors can immerse themselves in a vibrant sea of tulips and daffodils at the Kőröshegyi Tulip and Lavender Park, explore newly designed display gardens, and unwind along charming walkways while taking in the breathtaking scenery of the nearby Lake Balaton.
On the evening of 21 March 2026, Budapest’s vibrant theatre scene comes alive as nearly 50 theatres, venues and performing companies open their doors to the public for one special night. It’s a unique opportunity to dive into the city’s vibrant theatre life.
This spring, Hungary will get a true taste of the magical world of Transylvania. From 27 to 29 March, the picturesque town of Szentendre will host the Taste of Transylvania gastro-cultural festival for the very first time.
During Restaurant Week, top restaurants in Budapest and across the Hungarian countryside offer exclusive three-course menus at a fixed price from March 12 to 29.
If you appreciate decorative arts, design, or Art Nouveau, be sure to include the Virág Judit Gallery in your Budapest itinerary this spring. From March 6 to April 19, 2026, the gallery will host a free exhibition titled Art Nouveau Zsolnay Masterpieces.
From March 4 to July 31, 2026, the BTM Castle Museum in Budapest invites you to discover the Destination: Galaxy! Hungary and the Space Age, an engaging exhibition that illuminates how the Space Age reshaped imagination, science and technology.
From February 25 to March 29, 2026, the Hungarian Railway History Park will transform into Central Europe's most innovative sustainability hub. Planet Budapest is a multi-layered sustainability event and theme park that educates through entertainment and encourages positive change.
The Kurtág 100 Festival, organized by the Budapest Music Center, runs until February 28 across various venues, including Müpa, the Liszt Academy, Zeneakadémia, and the House of Music Hungary. The festival features dozens of concerts, workshops, and premieres that celebrate the work of composer György Kurtág.
On 21 February, HELLO PIAC brings Hungarian designers and small businesses to Erzsébet tér for a one-day design fair featuring fashion, accessories, home décor, gourmet treats, natural cosmetics, baby essentials and eco-friendly products.
Looking for travel ideas for 2026? Hungary's largest tourism event, the Travel Exhibition, is returning to Hungexpo Budapest from February 19 to 22.
One of the largest continuous snowdrop fields in Hungary is situated in the Alcsúti Arboretum, attracting tens of thousands of visitors each year. This stunning display of flowers, which spans over more than two and a half hectares, is a true spring wonder. The flowers are typically at their peak between the end of February and the beginning of March, depending on the weather.
This iconic coffeehouse, often referred to as the most beautiful café in the world, offers visitors a magical blend of 19th-century grandeur and modern elegance.
The House of Hungarian Music, located in Városliget, is a must-visit attraction for music lovers and architecture enthusiasts alike. The House offers a variety of diverse musical experiences, including exhibitions, concerts, community music, singing, dancing, exciting music education workshops and performances.
Winter is an ideal time to explore the culinary delights that Budapest has to offer. On 7–8 February, Chinatown Budapest hosts the Chinese New Year Festival, bringing two days of food, culture, and spectacle to the city.
Don't miss the most anticipated Hungarian film event of the year. The 45th Hungarian Film Festival awaits you from February 2 to 8, 2026.
An international exhibition titled Attila opened at the Hungarian National Museum. Running from 23 January to 12 July 2026, the exhibition will be accompanied by a broad programme of talks, family activities, panel discussions, film screenings, and music performances.
From February 9 to 15, 2026, Budapest will host the 17th Central European Fashion Week, transforming the city into the fashion capital of the region. This week-long event will feature a variety of shows, events, and creative energy.
The Money Museum is a hidden gem located in the heart of Budapest, offering a unique insight into the fascinating world of finance and its historical significance.
On January 22, 1823, Ferenc Kölcsey, one of the greatest poets in Hungarian literary history, completed the manuscript of the Hungarian National Anthem. Although the poem was officially recognized as the national anthem only in 1989, the date it was finished is now celebrated as the Day of Hungarian Culture.
If you love photography and nature, be sure to visit one of Budapest’s most enchanting free exhibitions this winter. From January 5 to February 1, 2026, the Photographer of the Year - Nature Photography Exhibition will be held at the Városliget Visitor Center.
If you find yourself in the heart of Budapest, be sure to visit the famous Gerbeaud House. This remarkable building is not only one of the gems of Vörösmarty Square but also an iconic venue for Hungarian confectionery.
The cold weather transforms Lake Balaton into a stunning sight, with its icy surface and winter lights creating a remarkable atmosphere.
When winter envelops Budapest in ice and light, the city transforms into one of Europe’s most enchanting skating destinations. From historic ice rinks that have hosted generations of skaters to modern party arenas filled with energy, Budapest offers a variety of ice skating experiences to suit all tastes and skill levels.
On view until January 18, the Kiscelli Museum in Budapest presents an immersive exhibition titled "Hello? Hello!" This temporary exhibition explores the evolution of telephone technology and its cultural impact from the late 19th century to the present day.
On display until January 11, the exhibition of poet and painter William Blake's works is being held for the first time in Hungary. Titled "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell: William Blake and His Contemporaries," the exhibition opens to the public this Friday at the magnificent Fine Arts Museum.
The iconic Christmas concert by the Budafok Dohnányi Orchestra is back, inviting visitors to a grand spectacle and an unforgettable musical experience on December 28 at the MVM Dome.
During this winter season, Müpa is presenting 'Kristály' at Budapest's Millenáris. This immersive production, which first premiered seven years ago, captures the spirit of the Winter Holiday Season.
Normafa is a hidden gem in the capital of Hungary, offering fresh air, stunning views, and numerous adventures in the beautiful forest that overlooks Budapest. Rising high above the city, it symbolizes the essence of nature and timelessness.
The Christmas Shoebox Action, locally known as "Cipősdoboz Akció", is a nationwide initiative aimed at bringing holiday joy. It started from a simple idea and has grown into a large community event.
Christmas would be incomplete without "The Nutcracker." Tchaikovsky's classic has been a vital part of holiday traditions for decades.
The exhibition has been extended until February 1, 2026. For visitors looking for a vibrant cultural experience, this dazzling combination of art, technology, and storytelling in Budapest is a must-see.
In honor of the founder of Hungarian pediatrics, Pál Heim, a memorial year has commenced to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the doctor's birth.
The Hungarian Academy of Sciences is the leading and most respected scholarly institution in Hungary. Its main functions include advancing scientific knowledge, sharing research findings, supporting research and development, and representing science in Hungary both nationally and internationally.
Last year, the Advent Basilica won Europe’s Best Christmas Market title for the fourth time. This year, visitors can enjoy it again at Szent István Square in Budapest, from November 14 to January 1.
Mád, a small settlement in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County, has developed into one of the gastronomic and cultural centers of the Tokaj wine region. Here, world-famous wines and local artisanal products are created with a commitment to tradition while also catering to modern demands.
A new exhibition about Michael Jackson has opened in Budapest, giving visitors a deeper insight into the man behind the pop icon. Instead of solely focusing on the superstar’s stage persona, the exhibition delves into his life, artistic impact, and personal connection to Hungary.
The new exhibition titled “More Than Human” at the Light Art Museum (LAM) showcases nearly forty artworks by Hungarian and internationally acclaimed artists, including installations, projections, and immersive pieces.
The Hungarian Dance University will host the 3rd Budapest Ballet Grand Prix (BBGP) from November 17 to 21. This event will bring together young dancers from around the world for a week of competition and performances at Budapest’s premier venues
Hidden gem is among Budapest’s famed roofscape, The Duchess. The place is a secret liquor library that shines a new perspective on Budapest vistas, with its stunning views of the Elisabeth Bridge, the Danube River, and the Gellért Hill.
Wagner’s Lohengrin will be presented by the Hungarian State Opera on 15 November 2025 in a spectacular production featuring an international and Hungarian cast. The production is directed by András Almási-Tóth and conducted by Martin Rajna.
Located near Sárospatak, on Megyer Hill, Tengerszem is officially the most beautiful natural wonder of Hungary.
If you're seeking a unique and community - oriented experience in the heart of Budapest this fall, mark your calendar for an event: the Pumpkin Lantern Festival on October 25th at Heroes' Square.
Kékes, the highest mountain peak in Hungary, reaches an altitude of 1,014 meters. It provides unique experiences throughout the year for those seeking hiking, active recreation, or peaceful relaxation.
László Krasznahorkai, one of Hungary's most distinguished authors, has just been announced as the winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature. The Nobel Committee honors him for his persuasive and visionary body of work, demonstrating the power of art even amidst apocalyptic terror.
Sümeg Castle is a top tourist destination in Hungary. The fortress, located on a hilltop, can be seen from a distance. Over the years, the castle has hosted a variety of events, including concerts, theater performances, corporate team-building activities, and film shoots.
The Etyek Picnic is a unique gastronomic and cultural event that will take place over two days, from October 11 to 12, 2025, in the picturesque Etyek wine region.
Hungarian universities have received international acclaim, achieving impressive scores in global rankings, both overall and in various subject areas.
Esztergom is a beautiful city in Hungary with a rich history that is definitely worth visiting if you are in the area. The town is filled with monuments and steeped in Hungarian heritage, making it a popular destination for tourists who appreciate historical beauty and art.
The Autumn Cultural Festival at the University of Szeged began on Wednesday, October 1, with the opening of an exhibition featuring nature photographs. The festival will also include concerts and light painting events. Running until November 27, it will offer approximately 300 programs, mostly free of charge, across 70 different locations.
As October arrives, Villány will once again be filled with festive excitement. From October 3 to 5, 2025, the wine region will come together to celebrate its largest and most popular gastronomic event: the Villány Red Wine Festival.
The Liszt Festival 2025 in Budapest will commemorate the 210th anniversary of Ferenc Liszt's birth, taking place in the capital from October 9 to 22, 2025. The main venue for the festival is Müpa Budapest, but the program will include more than just classical music. It will feature a variety of events, including concerts, crossover performances, opera, dance, literature, and fine arts.
Autumn marks the arrival of National Restaurant Week, celebrating its 28th installment this year. From October 2nd to 19th, National Restaurant Week presents an excellent opportunity for diners to explore the unique specialties of Hungarian cuisine and discover some of the best restaurants Hungary has to offer.
Coffee lovers in Hungary can look forward to an entire week dedicated to one of life’s essentials: great coffee. Budapest Coffee Week will take place from September 22 to 28, 2025, uniting more than 60 cafés, roasters, and baristas throughout the capital.
One of the city's highlights is the riverside promenade on the Pest side, which serves as a beautiful destination for visitors. The Duna Promenade, which runs alongside the majestic Danube River, provides a delightful experience, allowing explorers to take in Budapest's most iconic landmarks while enjoying the stunning scenery.
Time Out Market Budapest is more than just a market, it is a vibrant celebration of food, culture, and community. It will open on September 20th on the sunlit floor of Corvin Palace at Blaha Lujza Square.
During the Kerekdomb Festival, from September 19 to 21, 2025, the vineyards and wineries of Tállya will be filled with music, literature, theater, and unique wine-tasting programs for visitors.
One of the most beautiful traditions in Badacsony is the Harvest Festival, which will be held in 2025 from September 12 to 14.
The 34th Budapest Wine Festival, one of the most prestigious gastronomic events of the fall, will take place from September 11th to 14th. The elegant terraces of Buda Castle will come alive with delicious wines, culinary experiences, jazz music, and a stunning view.
A true anniversary atmosphere awaits participants in the 40th Wizz Air Budapest Half Marathon on September 7, 2025.
The Night of Zoos will be celebrated for the 14th time at the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden with a special event on August 29, 2025, from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
Tihany is one of the best-known settlements on Lake Balaton and is also one of the most special places in the region, featuring a picturesque landscape, rich historical heritage, and a unique atmosphere.
From August 16 to 21, the city comes alive to celebrate St. Stephen’s Day, Hungary’s biggest national holiday. The event features vibrant concerts, rich cultural traditions, family activities, and unforgettable gastronomic experiences across nearly twenty iconic locations in and around the city.
From August 8 to 31, 2025, Balatonfüred's iconic event, the Wine Weeks, will be held at the Tagore Promenade.
KaposFest will take place from August 10-17, 2025, at the Rainbow Palace of Culture in Kaposvár. Attendees can expect unforgettable concerts, stage performances, cultural activities, film screenings, and exhibitions at this enchanting international music festival!
One of the most anticipated events of the year, the Debrecen Flower Carnival, will once again delight visitors with its stunning creations from August 15th to 20th. The highlight of the carnival is the parade of giant flower floats, which can reach heights of up to 5 meters and lengths of 12 meters.
The Jókai Garden on Sváb Hill and the listed Steindl Villa within it have been renovated. The new visitor center, featuring an exhibition, event space, and a guest reception building, welcomes visitors.
The festival of jazz, funk, pop, and soul will take place from July 31 to August 2, 2025, on the slopes of the Paloznak vineyard. In the picturesque Balaton Uplands, concertgoers can enjoy performances by international jazz, funk, and soul stars, as well as talented domestic artists, along with remarkable gastronomic experiences for those interested.
The Fisherman's Bastion is one of the most famous monuments in Budapest, located within the Buda Castle in the city's first district. It is a major tourist attraction, renowned for its stunning panoramic views of Budapest from its neo-Romanesque observation terraces.
If you are a motorsport fan or simply seeking an unforgettable summer experience in Hungary, you won't want to miss the 2025 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix. The event will take place from August 1 to August 3, 2025, at the iconic Hungaroring, located just 20 kilometers from Budapest. This year’s race is particularly special, as it marks the 40th edition of the Hungarian Grand Prix, making it one of the longest-running venues in the sport.
Ernő Rubik is a Kossuth Prize-winning architect and designer, national artist, and recipient of the Hungarian Order of Saint Stephen. He created the world-famous Rubik's Cube, a 3D combination puzzle, in 1974.
Hungary's largest all-arts festival, the Valley of Arts, will be held from July 18 to July 27, 2025. The festival will feature nearly 2,000 programs across three picturesque villages in the Balaton Upland region: Kapolcs, Taliándörögd, and Vigántpetend.
The Central Market Hall is housed in a grandiose building that was built in the late 19th century. Its impressive design, with high ceilings and intricate ironwork, reflects the influence of Hungarian Art Nouveau and Neo-Gothic styles. This is not just a market; it is an architectural treasure that has stood the test of time.
Wines, flavors, experiences, stories, meeting many, many people in one of the most beautiful cities in the country. The Egri Wine Festival will once again open its doors for free in the enchanting Érsekert, in the green heart of Eger, from July 10th to 12th.
Experience ten unforgettable evenings of dance at one of Budapest's most anticipated summer events! From July 11 to 20, 2025, TáncPark will transform the outdoor stage of the National Dance Theatre into a captivating celebration of movement, rhythm, and community spirit.
The Visegrád International Palace Games are the most prestigious and largest medieval festival in Hungary, which is held on the second weekend of July every year. The three-day event aims to reach a broad international audience with its diverse programs.
The Bajai Halfőző Festival will be held from July 9 to 12, 2025, on Petőfi Island and Szentháromság Square in Baja. At the Bajai Halfőző Festival, visitors can enjoy Bajai fish soup, considered a Hungarian delicacy, as well as gastronomic delights, concerts, a DJ Festival, and many more surprises.
The city center of Pécs will once again be bathed in light from July 3-6, 2025, the Zsolnay Light Festival, Hungary's only international light festival, will be held for the ninth time.
Join over 10,000 athletes who conquer the magnificent Lake Balaton, the Hungarian Sea, on the 26th of July! Besides the 5.2-kilometer distance, you can also complete the half-distance (2.6 km) or even paddle across Hungary's largest lake on a SUP.
St. Stephen's Basilica is the largest church in Hungary. Standing in the heart of downtown Budapest, the basilica is not only a spiritual center but also an iconic symbol of Budapest's rich cultural heritage.
A legendary pioneer returns to Budapest Jean-Michel Jarre, one of the most influential and innovative figures in the history of electronic music, returns to Budapest after a nine-year hiatus for a spectacular live performance. The concert will take place at the renowned Papp László Budapest Sports Arena on June 26, 2025.
The National Botanical Garden of Vácrátót is vast and filled with interesting features. It is an excellent program for those who want to take a pleasant walk in beautiful surroundings and for those who would like to immerse themselves deeply in the magical world of plants.
The 23rd Night of Museums will take place on June 21st, featuring approximately 2,500 programs at 400 locations nationwide. This year, family programs will take a special place, and many events will be related to Mór Jókai, who was born 200 years ago.
Nestled against the Danube on the west bank of Budapest lies a place with centuries of history, culture, and architectural splendor – Buda Castle.
Visit the special Turkish bath and wellness section of the Rudas Bath and enjoy the healing effects of the water, as well as the incredible view offered by the panoramic pool.
One of the most beautiful and peaceful regions in our country, the Káli Basin, is part of the Balaton Uplands National Park. There are countless attractions in this fairytale landscape, so everyone is sure to find the perfect destination for a longer or shorter trip.
Don't miss this world-class cultural experience between June 6 - 30! Wagner Days 2025 is an operatic adventure that offers an unforgettable experience for all classical music lovers on the exceptional stage of the MÜPA.
Wine, music, gastronomy. There is an authentic festival atmosphere on the shore. This year, the Balaton Fish and Wine Festival, the city's season-opening gastronomic festival, will take place from June 6 to 9.
Towering over the stunning Danube, Gellért Hill is one of the most impressive sights in the historic city of Budapest. This iconic hill rises 235 meters (771 feet) into the sky, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and panoramic views that are sure to captivate you.
Following the massive success of last year, the Hungarian Jazz Association and the Margaret Island Theatre will once again organize the Jazz and Wine Festival, one of the most special events of the season.
It is no coincidence that Tapolca Lake Cave is one of Hungary's most popular attractions. Its impressive underground lake, interactive exhibitions, and exceptional experiences captivate all ages. This place is a must-see for those seeking adventure or a truly unique experience!
The Parliament Building in Budapest is a monumental testament to the nation's history, democracy, and architectural excellence. This iconic landmark symbolizes Hungary's steadfast spirit and commitment to democratic ideals.
If you love photography or a good visual story, check out the Hungarian Press Photo Exhibition 2025! This annual showcase brings together the most potent and eye-catching images captured by Hungarian photojournalists over the past year.
Immerse yourself in the world of culture, meet artists, experts, and museum curators, or just enjoy the spring picnic atmosphere in the garden of the Hungarian National Museum!
Every year, on the last Sunday of May, Budapest transforms into a wonderland of adventure and laughter for International Children's Day. Families across the city enjoy a full day of festivities to spark imagination and create lasting memories.
Every summer, the charming village of Tihany, located on the northern shore of Lake Balaton, turns into a breathtaking sea of purple during the Tihany Lavender Festival. And between June 20-22, 2025, it will be better than ever!
The most spectacular castle in the Balaton Uplands is Szigliget Castle, which stands on a lonely rocky promontory on the shores of Lake Balaton. The castle, which was completely renovated and partially rebuilt in 2021, is rightfully one of the most popular hiking destinations in the Balaton area.
Starting May 19, Budapest’s BOK Hall is transforming into a dazzling Klimt-inspired dreamscape!
Budapest Airport, now known as Liszt Ferenc International Airport, has operated as Hungary's air gateway for seventy-five years. Ferihegy was opened on May 7, 1950.
The Graphic Art Collection's final exhibition series will present new works in a collection context and feature drawings and reproduced graphics from the late creative period.
For the Pannon Philharmonic, music is everything. More precisely, quality music. The 2025/2026 ALL-IN season features impressively colorful musical offerings, and the performing artists may also arouse curiosity among music lovers.
From May 1-4, 2025, all roads lead to St. Stephen's Square, as the Budapest Sweet Days will again be held in the shadow of the Basilica. Take a break and indulge in one of Europe's largest chocolate and sweets festivals.
The Pesti Vigadó is one of Budapest's most impressive cultural heritage sites. It is not only an architectural masterpiece but also a stage for Hungarian history and arts.
The festival aims to showcase the automotive industry's past and present and enrich visitors' experiences with entertaining programs.
Lake Velence is the perfect destination for a fantastic holiday. With its captivating beauty and numerous program offerings, it is guaranteed to provide unforgettable experiences for anyone. The area offers plenty of opportunities for sports enthusiasts, nature lovers, cultural adventurers, and those looking for relaxation.
Maciej Kuźmiński's work Four Seasons celebrates life, which he presents in kaleidoscopic images in an almost hypnotic and complex dance composition.
If it's Easter and you don't want to stray too far from the capital, head to the Szentendre Open Air Museum, the Skanzen. On Easter Sunday and Monday, the place brings to life the old village Easter celebrations with sprinkling, painted eggs, and a spring-welcoming festivity.
A village in the Danube Bend, where the mountains whisper fairy tales, the river exudes tranquility, and art, history, and nature blend behind the white walls of the houses. Walking through its streets is like stepping into a painting.
Whether it's fashion, folk art, or both, the new exhibition at the Hungarian Heritage House is sure to impress.
At Lake Tisza, you can get very close to nature. Explore the natural beauty, experience unique activities, and immerse yourself in the local culture.
If you're into photography, the 9th Budapest Photo Festival is a must for your bucket list.
If you are looking for a truly special, nature-based program where colors, scents, and the picturesque panorama of Lake Balaton come together to create an unforgettable experience, Kőröshegy Tulip and Lavender Park is an unmissable destination.
The Tokaj region is a hidden gem. It offers beautiful landscapes, amazing wines, friendly people, and picturesque little towns and villages with fascinating histories.
The Hollókő Easter Festival is a celebration of traditions and the joy of life, a place that everyone must see! A rich folklore program, palóc gastronomy, folk customs with the inevitable sprinkling of water, concerts, and family and children's programs provide unforgettable experiences for guests.
Cherry blossoms are in full bloom in several places in Budapest, a wonderful sign of the approaching spring.
The thermal lake of Hévíz, which refreshes both body and soul, is the world's largest biologically active natural thermal lake.
In the spring of 2025, the Bartók Spring International Art Weeks will enliven the life of the capital with the most exciting performers and diverse artistic offerings from the domestic and international cultural scene for ten days.
Some people believe that without the inspiring touch of the Muse, writing music is pointless. Others argue that a successful piece is 99% hard work. While some hits may be created in just a few hours, there are masterpieces that take years to complete. In fact, there is music that everyone recognizes that has not been documented for centuries. So, how is this possible?
If you're curious about Hungary's first secret museum, take a stroll down to our basement. Here, you can learn not only about the history of the building designed by Mika Tivadar but also about the intriguing past of the properties within a 140-meter radius of the exhibition space. These buildings have been visited by notable figures, including British King Edward VII, German statesman Bismarck, Serbian King Milan I, and Philippe, Duke of Orléans.
Join us in Balatonfüred on March 15-16, 2025, as the vibrant town transforms into a dynamic hub for culture, history, and gastronomy at the 12th Füred Spring Festival. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience captivating events and delectable flavors that celebrate the essence of spring!
The canopy walkway and forest recreation park is situated on Vineyard Hill above the village of Súr in Komárom-Esztergom County. Each part of the name is intentional.
Lumiere Hall's latest exhibition, "Frida: Unbreakable," invites visitors to engage in a captivating multisensory experience that offers a deeper understanding of the life and art of the renowned Mexican painter, Frida Kahlo. Featuring over 70 artworks, the exhibition brings Kahlo's creations to life through innovative digital technology and audiovisual effects. Explore the world of Frida Kahlo in a truly unique way!
Embark on an extraordinary evening aboard our Budapest dinner cruise, where unforgettable memories await. Set on our luxurious catamaran, you'll glide through the heart of the Danube, basking in breathtaking views of the city's most iconic landmarks from an entirely new angle.
Alan Walker is set to embark on an exciting European tour, showcasing his talents in cities like London, Berlin, Paris, and Budapest, among others. Don't miss the chance to experience his electrifying performances live!
Beginning February 8, 2025, the Alcsút Arboretum will transform into a stunning, continuous sea of white flowers, enchanting nature lovers for an incredible 4-5 weeks. Don't miss this breathtaking display of natural beauty!
How would you introduce Earth and its inhabitants to someone who has never been here? What items would you include in a time capsule for future generations to open in 1,000 years? The new temporary exhibition at the Hungarian Music House, opening on March 11, 2025, aims to explore these questions while inviting visitors on an incredible musical journey. This exhibition will showcase the diverse and vibrant musical traditions of our planet, highlighting cultures from Georgia to Belize, Crete to Patagonia, Iceland to India, and beyond.
The Balaton Supermarathon is an extraordinary running event that invites you to experience the stunning beauty of Hungary's largest lake, Lake Balaton. Over the course of four exhilarating days, you'll tackle multiple stages that promise both challenge and breathtaking scenery. Join us for an unforgettable adventure that combines athleticism with the charm of this picturesque landscape!
Unlock an unforgettable urban detective experience that transforms your smartphone into a powerful tool for adventure. Delve deep into captivating stories as you explore the city's most stunning locations and solve intriguing mysteries on an exhilarating walking journey!
Nordic walking is frequently misunderstood as merely a pastime for older men with sticks, but it is so much more! This dynamic activity offers a full-body workout that engages your core, improves cardiovascular health, and enhances overall fitness. Embrace the benefits of Nordic walking and discover a revitalizing experience that transcends stereotypes!
The Budapest Boat Show will be refreshed in 2025 to meet visitor needs by adding interactive programs, ensuring that Hungary's leading tourism exhibition continues to offer new experiences and inspiration for all ages each year.
Join Manyi for an enchanting dinner party on Sunday, February 16th, to celebrate the spirit of Valentine's Day. The main hall will be exquisitely adorned with glowing candles, elegant lanterns, vibrant floral arrangements, and the soothing sounds of live music, all designed to create a truly intimate and romantic atmosphere. Don't miss this opportunity to connect and celebrate love in a captivating setting!
Hungary truly has a thousand surprises in store! In Egerszalók, located in Heves county, you can witness a natural phenomenon that is one of only three in the world.
Prepare for an unforgettable musical experience as André Rieu, the acclaimed Dutch violinist and conductor, makes his triumphant return to Budapest in November 2025 with his exciting new world tour. Don’t miss the chance to witness his extraordinary talent live!
In response to the incredible enthusiasm, IRON MAIDEN has added a second concert in Budapest. Now, alongside the highly anticipated show on May 27, you can experience the magic of IRON MAIDEN's jubilee concert at the Budapest Arena on May 28.
Makery is a unique restaurant that offers a creative social experience. Here, everyone can play and prepare the dishes they choose together with their partner, family, friends, or colleagues.
Lipót Kollonich, the Bishop of Győr and later the Archbishop of Esztergom, designated Győr as one of the cities where the Carmelite order from Germany could settle.
In 2024, Margaret Island joyfully commemorated its 10th anniversary, celebrating a decade of creativity and growth with its album "Minden levegővétellel újra megszületünk" (With Every Breath We Are Born Again) in a spectacular, world-renowned party at the Park stage.
It is a profound honor and an exciting pleasure for the organizing committee of the ISU Junior Figure Skating and Ice Dance World Championships to once again host this esteemed event in Debrecen.
Margaret island is a fantastic spot for families to enjoy together! The serene Japanese Garden is just perfect for a lovely picnic, and in the summer, kids can splash around at the Palatinus Bath for free! Don’t forget to check out the Wild Garden, where you can meet adorable deer, playful peacocks, and other fun animals just waiting for you!
Don’t miss the exciting opportunity to connect with fellow hunters, anglers, and nature enthusiasts from the Carpathian Basin! Join us at the HUNGEXPO Budapest Trade Center from February 6 to 9, 2025, for an engaging and informative event filled with networking, discussions, and exploration of our shared passions.
Unlock a world of possibilities with thematic walks, strengthen your team through engaging team building, foster growth with organizational development, ignite curiosity in outdoor school programs, and embark on self-guided treasure hunts—transform your ideas into reality!
The programs of most theaters in the capital offer the inspiring opportunity to experience performances with English subtitles. Trafó presents an array of captivating plays in English, inviting you to immerse yourself in a world of cultural enrichment.
Discover the wonders of the universe at the Observatory and Science Experience Center. Explore the captivating Camera Obscura, take in breathtaking views from the Panorama Terrace, and delve into the mysteries of the cosmos at the Hell Miksa Astronomy Museum.
TATI, hidden in the vibrant center of Budapest, embodies the simplicity and purity of rural life. With a profound love for their family farm, this restaurant strives to infuse the city with the nourishing, relaxed spirit of the countryside.
Join us at the 2025 Oldtimer Show in Budapest, where history comes alive at the Hungarian Railway History Park on April 12-13.
Discover one of Budapest's premier attractions: the Hungarian Museum of Natural History. Home to the country's most extensive collection of natural history, this remarkable museum is situated next to the beautiful Orczy Garden and was honored with the Museum of the Year award in 2011.
The compelling script was crafted by director Antal János Horváth, drawing inspiration from Sean O'Casey's acclaimed one-act play, The End of the Beginning. This creative decision brings a fresh perspective to O'Casey's work, showcasing Horváth's unique vision.
Experience the magic of original soundtracks in their native language! It's an unmissable journey filled with dazzling stars, captivating live music, extraordinary dancers, and a sight that will inspire you forever!
Immerse yourself in the vast Star Wars universe, encounter the main villain in life size, and feel the thrill of wielding a lightsaber at an extraordinary interactive exhibition in Budapest.
Join Lionel Richie on his captivating European tour, "Say Hello To The Hits." Renowned for his velvety voice and unforgettable classics, this legendary musician guarantees an extraordinary concert experience that you won't want to miss!
Trio da Kali from Mali is celebrated for producing one of the most outstanding world music albums of 2017, captivating listeners with their unique sound and incredible artistry.
Robbie Williams is set to embark on his highly anticipated tour in 2025, and he will be performing live in Budapest!
Zsuzsa Koncz, an iconic figure in Hungarian music, will grace the Papp László Budapest Sportarena stage once again on October 18, 2025, inspiring fans with her timeless artistry.
Join us for a fun competition designed just for kids who love tennis as a hobby! We’re looking for young athletes who train 2-6 hours a week and enjoy the game, but may not play in official tournaments. It’s a great chance to showcase your skills, make new friends, and have a blast on the court!
Experience the vibrant flavors of Székely gastronomy in the heart of Budapest!
Let's inspire young people to connect with art like never before! Picture a gallery where the artwork comes alive and invites you in! Immerse yourself in the experience and become part of the art! Your imagination is the only boundary to the wonders you can discover in these paintings.
Do you believe in magic? I mean, real magic? There are so many kinds out there, but only a few are truly special! If you can figure out which one is the real deal, you'll find happiness—and the best part is, you can share that happiness with others.
Explore one of Budapest's premier tourist destinations, the breathtaking neo-Romanesque terraces of Fisherman's Bastion, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city. For many Hungarians, this enchanting spot is the perfect setting for a romantic date, with a charming belief that every first kiss should take place here!
Embrace the warmth of summer in winter on December 11 at Fröccsterasz! With the enchanting La Movida Cuba band performing, prepare for an extraordinary experience.
The Palace of Miracles stands as a beacon of inspiration, being the first interactive science center in Central and Eastern Europe.
Embrace the magic of winter at Hello Buda Winterland! Indulge in our delectable hot beverages, enjoy the comfort of our covered terrace, and experience the thrill of skating on our amazing ice rink.
Just 30 kilometers from Budapest lies the enchanting Gödöllő Royal Castle, home to Queen Elizabeth's Light Garden. This exceptional exhibition invites you to immerse yourself in the captivating era of the illustrious Queen of Austria and Queen of Hungary: Elizabeth. Don't miss the chance to experience history come alive!
Discover Solomon's Tower, one of Visegrád's most iconic attractions! Built in the 13th century as part of the Lower Castle of the Citadel, this historical gem offers an unforgettable experience.
Join us for an exhilarating New Year's Run on December 31, 2024, at the stunning shores of Lake Old in Tata! Compete for honors and take home a medal and trophy if you secure a podium position. Plus, all participants with a start number will have a chance to win exciting prizes in our raffle draw! Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to kick-off the new year with a thrilling challenge!
Join us for the enchanting Christmas Concert in Győr, where the magic of the holiday season comes to life through beautiful music and joyous celebration!
As the bustling, vibrant city of Budapest takes a pause for the serene Christmas holidays, it transforms into a sparkling wonderland. The lights illuminate the streets, revealing a magical side of the city that emerges quietly from the darkness.
oin us for an extraordinary exhibition celebrating the 180th anniversary of Mihály Munkácsy’s birth and the 125th anniversary of his passing. This unparalleled event showcases over a hundred captivating works of art, along with rare archival photos, documents, and significant cultural artifacts.
Experience the enchanting voice of Nathalie Lermitte as she brings to life Edith Piaf's most beloved songs, all accompanied by the Philharmonic Orchestra in the exquisite original arrangements by Nobuyuki Nakajima.
Nestled next to the National Museum and Vigadó, the Opera House stands as Budapest's most important monument of the 19th century.
Experience the magic of the Győr Christmas Fair from November 29, 2024, to January 2, 2025, at Győr's enchanting Dunakapu tér and Széchenyi tér! Immerse yourself in a festive wonderland filled with a charming craftsman’s market, an inspiring Advent fair, delightful culinary treats, and countless surprises that will make this holiday season truly unforgettable. Don't miss out on this incredible celebration!
Traveling is all about discovering new experiences, right? Budapest captivates visitors with its stunning culture and rich history, but why settle for the usual tourist spots? Venture off the beaten path and uncover the hidden treasures of this magnificent city. Check out this list of Budapest's unique programs and lesser-known locations that offer an extraordinary exploration beyond the ordinary.
Get ready for an unforgettable experience as the Danubia Orchestra’s concert series, "Semmi sämli," makes its exciting return to BMC and MOMkult in the fall of 2024 and spring of 2025! This is not just a concert; it's an invitation to join in the fun. After the performances, raise a glass of champagne and immerse yourself in a vibrant dance hall, enjoy a lively jam session, or sing along with our talented performers. Don’t miss out on this unique musical celebration!
Discover the joy of Christmas: a magical celebration that brings the whole family together!
Experience a premier destination for quality entertainment, where delectable food and a diverse range of drinks await you. Immerse yourself in our original productions, featuring captivating live music concerts, thrilling shows, and unforgettable dinner theater performances that promise to create lasting memories.
If it's June, it's time for Wagner! Müpa continues its cherished tradition, welcoming opera enthusiasts and those eager to explore the genius of one of history's most influential composers. For nearly two decades, this remarkable venue has offered an inviting atmosphere where you can delve into the captivating world of 19th-century musical drama, filled with fascinating secrets and enlightening discoveries. Come experience the magic!
Join us for the Freeze Festival, happening from November 28 to 30, 2024, at the stunning Városliget Art Ice Rink! Experience exhilarating concerts, glide across the ice while skating, and participate in thrilling winter sports. With sports programs, warm mulled wine, and countless surprises, this event promises to be one of the most exciting music and sports experiences of the winter season. Don’t miss out on the fun!
The overwhelming demand has led to an exciting announcement: Andrea Bocelli will perform at the MVM Dome on November 24, 2024! As one of the most celebrated tenors of our time, he is eager to delight his fans and is thrilled to add this second concert to fulfill your heartfelt requests. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity!
The revitalized Egyptian permanent exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts is now open and awaits your visit in an expanded area filled with exciting new artifacts and topics. This fresh concept immerses you in the world of ancient Egypt, organized into three captivating thematic units: Temple - Gods; Nile Valley - People; Tomb - Dead. Come and experience this remarkable journey through history!
Discover the ultimate relaxation experience at Europe's largest spa complex, where you can rejuvenate your body and mind while indulging in unparalleled healing treatments.
Beginning November 13, the TRIBE Budapest Stadium Hotel invites you to immerse yourself in a vibrant contemporary exhibition featuring stunning works by talented artists from the Art9 Gallery. Don't miss this opportunity to experience art in a unique setting!
Get ready for a festive celebration in Budapest! On Friday, November 15, two enchanting Christmas markets will open their doors: the Advent Basilica at Szent István square and the Classic Vörösmarty Christmas market at Vörösmarty square. Don’t miss the chance to experience the holiday spirit and immerse yourself in a world of joy and cheer, as revealed by the organizers in their exciting announcement.
For an unforgettable lunch or dinner experience, the Jungle Restaurant is the destination you can't miss. Immerse yourself in one of our four stunning themed rooms, each featuring its own unique atmosphere: Ocean, Savannah, Pirate, or Jungle. Indulge your senses and enjoy a dining experience like no other!
Experience an enchanting journey as you explore captivating new media installations at Cinema Mystica in Budapest. Don't miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of artistic expression!
Discover the excitement of a stadium tour at the brand new Nándor Stadium in Hidegkúti, Budapest! Experience the thrill of stepping onto the field and exploring behind the scenes.
Experience a Bali-inspired brunch and bistro in Budapest, where we transform everyday dishes into extraordinary culinary delights bursting with unique flavors and stunning presentations!
Experience a captivating guided tour of the synagogue and its beautiful grounds. Discover the rich history of Hungarian Jews before and after World War II at the Hungarian Jewish Museum, and don’t miss the poignant Memorial Tree, which honors their legacy. This is an opportunity to connect with the past in a meaningful way.
Discover the magic of IKONO, where a unique journey awaits you through vibrant worlds that merge art, play, and delightful surprises. Each room at IKONO invites you to explore and engage in self-discovery, unleashing your imagination while creating unforgettable moments with friends. Don’t miss out on this captivating experience!
On October 10, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary proudly inaugurated an exciting new permanent exhibition at the Ethnography Museum. This impressive collection is the largest to date, offering a unique opportunity for the general public to engage with Hungary's rich cultural heritage starting the very next day. Don't miss your chance to explore this extraordinary showcase!
Welcome to the renowned theater in the heart of Mefistóland, where we find ourselves at a turning point: the previous director is about to be replaced. The President and the Aorta, incensed by the Council of the Eight, demand a new leader to take charge of the company.
Step into an extraordinary 2,000 m² exhibition where breathtaking light and sound effects bring to life the masterpieces of the most iconic figure of Impressionism. Every surface is transformed into a canvas, immersing you in a captivating artistic experience like no other.
Csík Zenekar, alongside Gábor Presser and János Karácsony, proudly presents "The Song is Ours 2.0." This exciting reloaded version features an array of captivating new songs that you won’t want to miss!
Experience the vibrant artistic and social heartbeat of the city at the biennial Mohács Fine and Applied Arts Salon. This remarkable event showcases the creative talents of both amateur and professional artists from Mohács and beyond, offering them a platform to present their inspiring works. Join us in celebrating art and creativity in our community!
The Hungarian men's national ice hockey team is set to create a thrilling atmosphere on home ice at the Sárközy Tamás Memorial Tournament, taking place from November 7th to 9th. Under the leadership of Gergely Majoross, the team will go head-to-head against fierce competitors Poland, Italy, and Slovenia at the Tüskecsarnok. Join us for an exciting showcase of talent and national pride!
At the House of Hungarian Music, an extraordinary exhibition celebrates the pivotal milestones in music history, focusing on both European and Hungarian influences. Beginning with ancient rhythms and evolving into the 21st century, it beautifully illustrates the profound significance of music throughout life's journey, emphasizing the key turning points in musical evolution and honoring one iconic creator from each era.
The Virág Judit Gallery is excited to announce its most ambitious contemporary auction ever, set to make waves in the art world. Highlighting this prestigious event are remarkable works by internationally acclaimed artists Vera Molnar and Judit Reigl. In addition, collectors will have the exclusive opportunity to bid on 72 exceptional pieces from the renowned Hoffmann collection. Don't miss the chance to be part of this historic auction!
Breaking news! - The first fund manager for the Hungarian Golden Visa has been approved!
Discover the fascinating Buda Castle Cave Tour, where history unfolds beneath the surface. Join us for an unforgettable adventure exploring the hidden tunnels and storied past of this iconic landmark. Don't miss your chance to uncover the secrets of Buda Castle!
Experience the excitement as the Hungarian Railway History Park transforms into a vibrant “jungle” from November 8 to 10, 2024, for the National Bird Show. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in nature and witness the extraordinary beauty of birds in an unforgettable setting!
Following the tremendous success of the Light Dome in March, the Budapest Zoo Biodóm is set to host another captivating light art exhibition starting November 6th, lasting over a month.
Vince Day will once again inspire celebration in the Villány wine region on January 18, 2025, welcoming visitors with vibrant and joyful programs!
Dreher Breweries thrives in the historic heart of Kőbánya, where the first brewery was founded in 1854.
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Check out the amazing views of Budapest from the Danube, whether it's during the day or at night, on a fun sightseeing cruise. You'll get to see the city's famous bridges and take in the awesome skyline!
One of the attractions at Müpa is the organ, which is admired by all who visit the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall.
The Hungarian Swimming Association and the city of Budapest are set to make history as they become the first in the world to achieve the "Water Grand Slam". This remarkable feat entails hosting the four most significant events in the sport: the large pool World Championships in 2017 and 2022, the World Cup in 2018, 2019, 2021, and 2023, the Junior World Championship in 2019, and the short track World Championship in 2024.
President Nayib Bukele's administration has unveiled a unique opportunity for 5,000 'highly qualified foreigners' to secure Salvadoran citizenship and establish themselves in the country. This exclusive offer is a testament to the government's commitment to attracting top talent.
Not all applicants want the same things: some seek a safe future, others value freedom of travel, and some aspire to a tax-exempt life. Let's delve into these lesser-known passport programs that not only cater to these diverse preferences but also offer a myriad of benefits for investors, sparking your interest in the possibilities they hold!
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