Capturing the World’s Most Powerful Stories: World Press Photo Exhibition 2024 in Budapest

For photography enthusiasts and those seeking a deeper understanding of the world around us, the World Press Photo Exhibition 2024 in Budapest is an unmissable event. From September 20th to October 27th, the Biodóm in the heart of the city will host this prestigious exhibition, showcasing the most compelling and thought-provoking photojournalism and documentary photography from the past year.

The World Press Photo Contest, now in its 67th year, is a globally renowned competition that attracts entries from talented photographers across the globe. This year, an independent jury of 31 professionals meticulously reviewed over 61,000 photographs submitted by 3,581 photographers from 130 countries, selecting the finest works that capture the essence of our times.

Visitors to the exhibition will embark on a visual journey through the world’s most pressing issues, conflicts, and triumphs, as told through the lenses of the award-winning photographers. From hard-hitting photojournalism that exposes the harsh realities of war and human suffering to breathtaking documentary photography that celebrates the beauty and diversity of our planet, the exhibition promises to be a thought-provoking and emotionally charged experience.

Housed in the iconic Biodóm, a modern architectural marvel nestled within the city’s renowned Budapest Zoo, the exhibition offers a unique setting for this remarkable display of photographic excellence. With convenient visiting hours from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on weekdays and until 8:00 PM on weekends, both locals and tourists alike can immerse themselves in the powerful narratives captured through the lens.

General admission tickets are priced at 5000 HUF, with reduced rates of 3500 HUF available for students and seniors. Family packages are also offered, making this a cultural experience accessible to all.

Don’t miss this opportunity to witness the world through the eyes of the most talented photojournalists and documentary photographers. The World Press Photo Exhibition 2024 in Budapest promises to be a transformative experience, challenging perspectives, igniting conversations, and leaving a lasting impact on all who attend.

Image source: Carsten Keßler