Museums & galleries in Budapest

Europe's largest interactive museum with a collection of over 140 vintage arcade machines dating back to 1947. Here you can not only watch, but also play all night.

Budapest's oldest private art gallery, founded in 1953 in the Castle District, combines contemporary art exhibitions with a memorial room to sculptor Amerigo Toth and a cozy sculpture garden.

Budapest's leading art museum, housing the largest collection of Hungarian art, is housed in the Royal Palace on Buda Castle.

The Zwack Family Museum, dedicated to the history of the famous Hungarian herbal liqueur Unicum, created according to a secret recipe over 230 years ago, is an interactive center with tours, tastings, and an exhibition of old bottles, documents, and the distillery.

One of the largest ethnographic museums in Europe, dedicated to the cultures of Hungary, Eastern Europe, and the peoples of the world. After moving from its old building opposite the Parliament, it is now located in a modern complex near Heroes' Square.

The Budapest Museum of Art with an outstanding collection of world art.

A branch of the Museum of Fine Arts dedicated to the Hungarian-French artist and founder of Op Art. It houses one of the largest collections of his optical illusions and geometric abstractions.

A modern multimedia art gallery in central Budapest, specializing in immersive exhibitions where paintings come to life through 360° projections. Popular for its projections of works by Van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, and Klimt, accompanied by music and lighting effects.

The oldest museum in Hungary, founded in 1802 by Count Ferenc Széchenyi, is dedicated to the history of the country from ancient times to the present day.

The Museum of Modern Art Budapest, a branch of the Ludwig Museum in Cologne.