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Guided Tour: 'A Masterful Selection of Masterpieces', Museum of Fine Arts Budapest

• 2 Jan 2023 10:31 AM

The best way to discover the Museum of Fine Arts Budapest is by a guided visit.

The tour guides present a unique selection of artworks and make sure that you enjoy your visit in our various exhibitions.

For reserving a tour please write to education@mfab.hu, at least one week before your visit.

List of available guided tours

Click here to virtually visit Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest

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