注目度No.1のoperas in Budapest

The masterpiece venue of Miklós Ybl – one of Hungary’s greatest architects – set on the lengthy lane of Andrássy Avenue is a popular photo s…+ More

The Hungarian State Opera (Magyar Állami Operaház) is the masterpiece of Miklós Ybl, one of the greatest Hungarian architects of all time. T…+ More

Towering above central Budapest, this hallowed shrine is one of the city’s most photographed sites for its twin steeples, celestial stained-…+ More

Towering above central Budapest, this hallowed shrine is one of the city’s most photographed sites for its twin steeples, celestial stained-…+ More

"Müpa Budapest is one of Hungary's best known cultural brands and one of its most modern cultural institutions. It brings together the many…+ More

Palace of Arts brings together the many and varied disciplines of the arts providing a home for classical, contemporary, popular and world m…+ More

The oldest thermal bath in Budapest built during the Ottoman occupation. The Rudas has operating is mostly for men - women are only welcome …+ More

The only thermal bath that has been in operation since 1520. Since then Rudas has undergone numerous redecorations and reconstructions, but …+ More

Strolling along the 19th century palaces, the pomp and romantic atmosphere of the past are almost tangible; no wonder that Budapest’s most b…+ More

Andrássy Avenue (Hungarian: Andrássy út) is a boulevard in Budapest, Hungary, dating back to 1872. Lined with spectacular Neo-renaissance ma…+ More

As one of Budapest’s largest parks, this Danube isle of open space is a cherished oasis for generations of city dwellers – so come join us a…+ More

Beautiful Island on the river Duna. Ideal for romantic walks. If you a runner you have to try the special covered running course, and run a…+ More

The Hungarian National Gallery (Magyar Nemzeti Galéria) is the largest public collection documenting and presenting the rise and development…+ More

The Hungarian National Gallery (Magyar Nemzeti Galéria) is the largest public collection documenting and presenting the rise and development…+ More

Gerbeaud, one of Vörösmarty tér’s (Vörösmarty Square) emblematic venues, is arguably the most famous confectionery and coffee house in Budap…+ More

Gerbeaud, one of Vörösmarty tér’s (Vörösmarty Square) emblematic venues, is arguably the most famous confectionery and coffee house in Budap…+ More

Here you can catch trams 4 and 6 which take you all around the city. They operate 24/7.

It is a central point of crossroads. You can take the metro 1 line towards the Heroes Square/City park/ Szechenyi Bath. Opposite way to Ope…+ More

The Uránia National Film Theatre is unique among Hungarian cinemas as it is the only national film and cultural centre operating as an insti…+ More

Film and cultural center, movie, opera, theatre, ballet, exhibitions.

Gellért Hill, a gemstone of Budapest, rises above the skyline of Buda with its 235 metres. Nestled between the Elizabeth Bridge and the Libe…+ More

Gemstone rising above the skyline of Buda with its 235 metres. Nestled between the Elizabeth Bridge and the Liberty Bridge, part of the Worl…+ More