MEO Design Fair at Marczibányi Cultural Centre
Discover Budapest’s creative spirit
If you’re in Budapest during the festive season, don’t miss the MEO Design Fair at the Marczibányi Téri Cultural Centre. On Saturday, December 20, 2025, from 10 AM to 6 PM, this one-day event invites visitors to immerse themselves in the world of contemporary Hungarian design. Entry is free, making it a perfect weekend activity for art lovers and curious travelers alike.
Meet Hungarian artists and makers
The MEO Design Fair gathers an inspiring mix of local creators who showcase their finest handmade works. You’ll find everything from delicate jewelry and stylish clothes to unique ceramics and stunning illustrations. It’s a rare opportunity to meet the artists in person, hear the stories behind their creations, and take home an authentic piece of Hungarian artistry.
What to expect at the fair
You can explore an impressive selection of artworks and design items, including:
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- Jewelry – Handcrafted pieces made with creative techniques and diverse materials.
- Fashion – Unique clothing and accessories designed by Hungarian fashion talents.
- Illustrations and books – Artistic prints, postcards, and graphic works.
- Paintings – Contemporary artworks in different styles and media.
- Home décor – Original decorative pieces and interior design items.
- Ceramics – Handmade pottery, vases, and artful collectibles.
Whether you’re shopping for holiday gifts, interior decorations, or one-of-a-kind accessories, this design fair offers plenty of inspiration and quality craftsmanship.
Location and visitor information
The event takes place at the Marczibányi Téri Cultural Centre in Budapest, a lively cultural hub easily reached from downtown. Since entry is free, you can stroll through the fair at your own pace and enjoy a warm, creative atmosphere that perfectly captures Budapest’s artistic side.
So, if you’re spending December in Budapest, make sure to visit the MEO Design Fair and experience local creativity firsthand. It’s a delightful way to spend a Saturday exploring contemporary Hungarian art and supporting talented independent designers.