Classic Christmas Concerts 2025 in Budapest
Event Details
On Sunday, December 21, 2025, experience the magical Classic Christmas concert held at the Budapest Congress Center. There are two sessions for you to choose from: the afternoon concert runs from 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM, and the evening concert from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM. This highly anticipated seasonal event shines a spotlight on the youngest talents – children who are the future dancers, singers, and musicians celebrating the festive season with some of the most beautiful Christmas-related classical music.
What to Expect
The program includes pieces from renowned composers such as Rimsky-Korsakov with “Christmas Eve – Polonaise,” Bizet’s “Children’s Games Suite,” Mozart’s Violin Concerto in D Major, and Tchaikovsky’s iconic “Nutcracker” ballet dances like the Pas de Deux and Dance of the Snowflakes. After the intermission, the concert continues with famous modern classics including John Williams’ “Home Alone” theme and Jenkins’ “Adiemus.” Guests will also enjoy a heartwarming joint performance by the Danubia and Maltese Symphony orchestras, along with traditional and new children’s Christmas songs composed by Rezső Ott.
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Why Attend
Classic Christmas 2025 offers a truly heartwarming and magical musical experience perfect for tourists visiting Budapest during the holiday season. It is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy festive classical music performed by gifted young artists in an impressive venue, creating lasting memories in the days leading up to Christmas.
Visiting Tips
The concert takes place in the central Budapest Congress Center, easily accessible by public transportation. It is recommended to purchase tickets in advance due to high demand. Dress comfortably and plan some time to visit nearby Christmas markets to soak up the festive atmosphere before or after the concert.
This Classic Christmas concert is a delightful and enriching cultural experience that brings the warm spirit of Christmas to life through the voices and talents of the next generation in Budapest this holiday season.