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'Mayday Of The Museums', 13 May

• 12 May 2018 6:06 AM

For the 23nd time in 2017, the Hungarian National Museum invites guests this weekend to the 'Spring Festival of the Hungarian Museums'. This year’s theme, 'Museums in the Museum'. There will also be plenty of entertainment, including theater, live music, dance shows, and is free of charge.

The Festival of Museums is an event for the whole family including children.

Visitors can try Hungarian arts and crafts, ceramics, painting and photography.

Detailed program (in Hungarian) available here

More: Hungarian National Museum
Address: 1088 Budapest, Múzeum krt. 14-16.

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