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Hungarian Ski Slopes Open for Season
Skiing is underway at Hungary's two largest ski parks, with snowmaking keeping several slopes open.
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Lumina Park Maps 150 Years of Budapest's Past & Future
Lumina Park invites you to an exciting journey back in time through Budapest’s unique history to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the city!
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Now On: Nature Photographer of the Year Exhibition in Budapest
Until 1 February, the Városliget Visitor Centre showcases this year’s Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition — a free display of contemporary nature photography.
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Now On: Attila the Hun Exhibition @ Hungarian National Museum
An international exhibition titled Attila opened at the Hungarian National Museum on Thursday, marking the day of Hungarian culture. The show delves into the Hun ruler's personality, his era, and his legacy with the help of some 400 artifacts from 64 museums in 13 countries.
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Premium Festival: Jazz Celebration in Budapest, 27 June - 5 July
Hungary's only premium jazz festival, which is gaining increasing prominence in the international music scene. The event not only brings global trends to local audiences but also spotlights Hungary's jazz elite for foreign professionals and enthusiasts.
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Marsh Lands in Budapest at Akvárium Klub on 30 January
One of the standout talents of the melodic house scene, Thomas Marshall – better known as Marsh – is famous for his streams recorded in breath-taking locations, each of which attracts millions of viewers.
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Sziámi Isolated Recalls the Songs of Joy Division, Dürer Kert Budapest on 6 March
Sziámi Isolated — the band founded by Péter Müller in tribute to Joy Division — will bring the legendary group’s magical repertoire back to life for one night only on March 6th at Dürer Kert.
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Gothic Disorder Festival IV, S8 Underground Club Budapest, 14 March
The Gothic Disorder Festival IV returns to the S8 Underground Club in Budapest on Friday, June 6, 2025, featuring a dark lineup that includes local and international acts like Ductape and Black Nail Cabaret.
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