The best venues, programmes and services in one place. Nine organisations help make every experience in the Castle District easily accessible.
History like you’ve never seen it before! Across more than 1,700 m², the Bastion of Liberty brings to life the centuries-long struggles for Hungarian freedom in the Citadella, with cinematic and interactive experiences.
Travel back to the world of the Royal Palace at the turn of the century! The rich ornamentation, Zsolnay ceramics and masterpieces of St Stephen’s Hall once again evoke their original splendour today.
Three contemporary painters, a special sacred space and the legacy of St Francis of Assisi. In the works of Attila Kondor, Szilárd Cseke and Ábel Péterfy, nature, creative power and spirituality come together within the walls of the Mary Magdalene Tower.
Three contemporary painters, a special sacred space and the legacy of St Francis of Assisi. In the works of Attila Kondor, Szilárd Cseke and Ábel Péterfy, nature, creative power and spirituality come together within the walls of the Mary Magdalene Tower.
Inner journeys, spiritual roots and decisions take material form in the works of Sebestyén Markolt. Stone, wood, bronze and ceramics create an organic, abstract world where outer and inner reality meet.
800 years of history and a rarely seen location! The Buda Castle walk leads from the age of kings to the present day, before the former Prime Minister’s office also opens its doors. At the end, an unrivalled panorama of Budapest awaits from the famous balcony.
What secrets does an 18th-century apothecary’s house hold? Roam the De la Motte–Beer Palace with us from the cellar to the herb-drying attic, and discover its special architectural details and exciting past!
All Souls’ Day, Halloween and centuries-old folk beliefs. The talk explores the folk customs connected to death, mortality and the afterlife from the perspectives of ethnography, cultural anthropology and theology.
Female creative power takes centre stage! At the MÚZEUM+ evening, fine art, literature and music come together, while the Dedicated exhibition puts the defining Hungarian women artists of the first half of the 20th century in the spotlight.
More than 130 works of art tell the story of the Hungarian women artists of the first half of the 20th century. Through the unique vision of Noémi Ferenczy, Valéria Dénes, Margit Anna and their contemporaries, landscapes, nudes, motherhood and the world of the modern city come to life.
The art world of 1896, with personal dramas, gossip and juicy behind-the-scenes secrets! On Elza Morcsányi’s unconventional guided tour, the stories behind the works of the Millennium 130 exhibition also come to life.
On Friday and Saturday nights, immerse yourself in the varied world of the Rudas Baths and experience with your partner, friends or family what it feels like when time stands still above the pulsing city – as you close the week with a cocktail in the rooftop pool overlooking the Danube.
