A Night At The Museum

On June 22nd, the Hungarian capital will come alive with the 22nd Night of Museums, a spectacular event that showcases the city’s rich cultural heritage. With over 400 institutions participating nationwide, this is an opportunity you won’t want to miss.

From afternoon until dawn, museums across Budapest will open their doors to visitors, offering a wide range of activities suitable for all ages. Whether you’re interested in history, art, music, transport, sport, culture, or gastronomy, there’s something for everyone. Guided tours, performances, family and children’s activities, concerts, and interactive events are just a few of the highlights you can expect.

Getting around the city during the Night of Museums is a breeze, thanks to the Budapest Transport Centre’s (BKK) regular night services and special museum buses running between 6 pm and 2:30 am. And if you’re a Budapest Card holder, you’re in for an extra special treat. Simply show your city card at the cash desk of the Hungarian National Gallery or the Museum of Fine Arts, and you’ll receive a unique wristband that grants you free entry to these two renowned institutions.

The Hungarian National Gallery houses the country’s largest public collection of fine art, with permanent exhibitions that showcase the formation and development of Hungarian art throughout history. Meanwhile, the Museum of Fine Arts offers a glimpse into the treasures of universal and Hungarian art, with exhibits ranging from ancient relics to late 18th-century masterpieces.

As a tourist, the Night of Museums is an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in Budapest’s vibrant cultural scene. Not only will you have the chance to explore some of the city’s most iconic museums and galleries, but you’ll also be able to experience the warm hospitality and festive atmosphere that makes this event so special.

So mark your calendars for June 22nd and get ready to experience the magic of Budapest’s 22nd Night of Museums. With so much to see and do, it’s sure to be a night you’ll never forget!

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