The 28th Formula One race awaits, as each year, its enthusiastic visitors. Numerous side-events accompany the race at the venue. The Hungaroring can be found just outside Budapest, near Mogyoród, which can be accessed by car, buses and trains.

The Pesti Vármegyeháza (1052. Budapest, 7, Városház Street) is one of the highlights of Hungarian Classicist architecture. It is an explicitly urban phenomenon. Since 1996 the inner courtyard of the building has welcomed fans of modern culture to the concerts organized by SAMBOSI Ltd,. be they fans of jazz, folk or classical music. As one of Budapest’s cultural hot-spots, the Pesti Vármegye is home to the opportunity of Central European exchange and dialogue.

The world-famous spectacular swimming pool party is moving outdoors!  Open-air show with electronic music on land and water – a futuristic experience!
The innovative nature of the Cinetrip vision signals a significant development in Hungarian party culture. We will show you what determines the visual show elements of the future!

For today, economy seems to have taken over the lead from politics and became the driving force in our societies. In the wake of the implosion of the global financial crisis, the once powerful political rhetoric, mostly designated to veil hard economic data on which real worldly power relies, sounds increasingly anachronistic. The dream-world of global capitalism suddenly appears as utopian as “existing” socialism aka communism proved to be in the end of the twentieth century. Surprisingly, this new transparency in the domain of finances and related power games has temporarily turned almost everyone into a more or less naive proto-Marxist, from the proverbial man on the street up to the American president.

The National Dance Theater performs its Dance Night each year at the beautiful Carmelite Court evoking a historic atmosphere, where a colorful program is awaiting audiences this year also, as performances in different dance styles can be seen on these summer nights.

It is the seventh year that one of the most highlighted attractions of the entertainment season of the summer months has been organised all over the country: the Square-Film-Music Festival event series, which has meanwhile been joined by more towns, and the Budapest venue of which will be Millenáris instead of Westend.

In the heart of City Park, in a beautiful environment, in the embrace of compelling architecture, the master works of classical musical literature, swing, klezmer as well as traditional Hungarian gypsy music will resound this summer also.

The open-air concert series Moonlight Nights began in 1999 on the initiative of Endre Hegedűs, a Liszt Prize winning piano artist, and his wife. Their aim was to offer relaxing night concerts that provide real entertainment to local and foreign music lovers, in the heart of Budapest, after the hot hours of summer day,s in the open air.

The Aquincum Museum offers interesting events for everyone in July 2010.

The July programme of events at Corvin Roof is the following: The FIFA World Cup, of course, can be watched on our giant screen during the whole championship. Summer parties continue to be free to enter, except where indicated otherwise.

The Petőfi Hall in Budapest awaits you with interesting events in July as well.

A unique city deserves unique sightseeing. Budapest is such a city.
A city where the oldest and most beautiful bridge hosts colorful summer festivals; a city where the vibrant Great Market has found a home in an historic museum-style building…

Keep reading to find out how you can get a personalized travel experience through creative and unusual tour ideas.

The musical nights are organized at two atmospheric venues. More often near the Palm House, where the lake and the proximity of the illuminated Palm House lend an exclusive atmosphere, and sometimes at the Japanese Garden, which on the one hand is a traditional venue of the concerts, and on the other hand contributes to the luster of this event by its special oriental atmosphere.

The traditional summer event series at the Chain Bridge from 3 July till 15 August has been relocated to a new scene on the Pest embankment, thus earning a new name: Summer at the Chain Bridge.

Budafest awaits its visitors at two special outdoor venues and offers opera performances in August to its fans and tourists, who otherwise would not be able to visit the Opera House, due to summer vacation, at this time.

Since 1996, graduate students have been able to present their thesis works in a museum setting. This year, the exhibition “Salvaged Treasures of Art” (Megmentett műkincsek) presents the works of 19 graduate students, reviving paintings, sculptures, furniture, glass and ceramic artworks. The aim of this varied exhibition is to remind us that every artefact that was left to us, regardless of its style or current market value, is part of our cultural heritage. In addition to the diverse range of the artworks, what makes this exhibition remarkable is that the entire conservation process can be studied on colourful installation boards.

The high technology industrial atmosphere of the interior, with state-of-the-art light technology, uncovered machinery and special suspension systems, represents a new approach among the interior design solutions of Hungarian galleries. In addition, the minimalist design highlights the beauties of our host building, a historic monument: the arches and the hundred-year old brick walls. The striking though not self-important design provides an optimal environment for introducing visual arts.

It is the 23rd time that the free event series called SZÜNIDÖDÖ has been organised for the capital’s primary school pupils.

The newest exhibition of the Hungarian Jewish Museum is an outstanding exhibition in many aspects.  It is not only an applied arts exhibition, but also a comprehensive exhibition about cultural history and offers essential experiences.

In 1929, two fragile women set off on a journey to India on foot. All they had was a little money, and a great calling. Following a series of fortunate accidents they reached the country of their dreams, which welcomed them not only with open arms, but with an abundance of things to paint.