sights & culture
Sculptor Kolodko puts on a dog show in Buda
Look out for a dog show in Buda the next time you're passing the corner of Batthyány utca and Hattyú utca – it's the latest work by urban sculptor Mihajlo Kolodko!
Look out for a dog show in Buda the next time you're passing the corner of Batthyány utca and Hattyú utca – it's the latest work by urban sculptor Mihajlo Kolodko!
Artificial Moon theatre will be giving audiences a laugh with their English-friendly play, Waiting for Waiting for Godot, being performed on 29 May at the Három Holló Café.
The newly opened Museum of Ethnography in City Park displays thousands of fascinating artefacts in a vast space facilitated by interactive features and topped by a panoramic roof garden.
A riot of striking colours and artistic juxtaposition awaits at ‘Contemporary Art Spoils the Sense of Security of the Hungarian People’, the latest exhibition by maverick artist drMáriás at the Godot.
There's another Kolodko in town – this time, the former Roman town of Aquincum, where a legionnaire is now taking a well-earned break with a jug of wine, admiring what was an amphitheatre.
The Cinema Mystica exhibition takes you on a journey where you can dive into the pleasures of art and enjoy every minute of your magical walk through techno-filled rooms.
Check out a funky new summer-themed mural on Akácfa utca in District VII, snap it and get a discount on Polaroid Eyewear!
Experience being in the body of a racing cyclist, try out an old training machine and learn about the colourful history of the Giro d'Italia tour race at a new exhibition at the Buda Castle Museum.
The Welsh town of Montgomery pays tribute to Hungarian poet, János Arany, with a plaque unveiling and opening ceremony to help foster Welsh-Hungarian cultural relations.
See rare works of Hungarian art for free at the Judlt Virág Gallery before they go under the hammer for significantly high prices at auction.
Meet Sir Willard White, legendary baritone currently starring in a production of Bartók’s Bluebeard’s Castle at Budapest's Opera House.
Just released in Hungary, the high-budget sports documentary film Katinka follows the gilded Olympian swimmer from Baja to California and beyond – a story that still needs to find its global appeal.
Discover where aristocrats partied and see the Danube view from the city's most scenic school playground when you join Budapest100, an annual open-doors event taking place in the Castle District.
Take a look at these beautiful staircases, functional yet embellishing the classic fin-de-siècle residential blocks of Budapest.
Reel around the fountain on Margaret Island to the sounds of Strauss, Shakira and Steppenwolf – and catch a light show and film screenings in the evening!
Meet Bence Vági, Artistic Director of Recirquel, Hungary's unique contemporary cirque danse company whose latest production, IMA (‘Pray’), represents a spiritual journey taken by the choreographer.
Get lost in summer happiness with the pictures of illustrator Lehel Kovács, whose work for America's top magazines reveals his Eastern-European approach to retro and pop art.
Meet the people behind Budapest Ritmo and Ritmo Picnic, two major world-music festivals taking place across Hungary as part of Bartók Spring International Arts Weeks.
Up, up and away – head high above City Park from May Day when a hot-air balloon takes passengers to a height of 150 metres over Budapest.
Once considered luxury accommodation, flats in communal estates around Budapest once housed railwaymen, gas workers and their families as a perk of the job. Here's how the buildings look today.
Joining their creator, writer István Csukás, at his graveside, revered cartoon characters Süsü the dragon and Pom Pom now embellish Farkasréti cemetery.
The world's experts gather in Budapest for the International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF) Congress, taking place at the historic Uránia Film Theatre, cradle of Hungarian filmmaking.
Take a look at the finest Hungarian press photography over the past 40 years thanks to a special anniversary exhibition at the Capa Center.
Enter the Garden of Earthly Delights and other strange realms when you visit the exhibition, Between Heaven and Hell – the Enigmatic World of Hieronymus Bosch at the Museum of Fine Arts.
Take a look at these wonderful mosaics, created by the master of Budapest's Golden Age, Miksa Róth, on façades and within the interiors of landmark buildings around the city.