Online ticketing suspended for the night
We would like to inform our visitors that the online ticketing service on the Müpa Budapest website is to be suspended for the night from 1 am until 6 am on 24 January due to technical reasons.
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Programme change: due to injury, János Balázs replaces Alexander Gavrylyuk at Müpa Budapest
Please be informed that due to an unfortunate injury, the performance by Alexander Gavrylyuk scheduled for 14 January 2020 at Müpa Budapest is cancelled, and will be replaced – based on the choice of the vast majority of the audience – with a concert by pianist János Balázs.
More...13 January opening hours
We would like to inform our visitors that on 13 January the Müpa Budapest building will be expecting visitors with changed opening hours.
More...Müpa sets the festive mood with a moving video
We are all different: in the way we listen to music, the way we get touched by different things or in the way we experience the magic of the holidays. However, one thing is certain: the best gift, for most of us, is a lasting shared memory. This is one of the messages of Müpa’s short film about Christmas, which debuted on 10 December. It features a special family, revealing the touching moments of their Christmas preparations and also offering a glimpse behind the scenes at Müpa Budapest.
More...Holiday opening hours
We would like to inform our visitors that during during the holiday the Müpa Budapest building, the ticket offices and the shops in the building will be expecting visitors with changed opening hours.
Online ticket sales will of course be uninterrupted on these days as well.
Special exhibition of sound sculptures by Müpa Budapest and the Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta to enhance the festive ambiance
Melodies are transient, but experiences stay with us forever. This is the message conveyed by the unique sound sculptures created as part of the festive cooperation of Müpa Budapest and the Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta. Based on designs by sculptor Gyula Baditz and inspired by the melodies of iconic compositions performed at Müpa Budapest this year, the 23 wooden statuettes were made at the carpenter’s workshop of the charity by the disadvantaged people employed there. What makes these sound sculptures even more special is that they are signed by the world-famous artists the selected musical pieces were rendered by, such as Diana Krall, Marcus Miller, Charlotte Gainsbourg, José Cura, Ádám Fischer and Péter Eötvös.
More...Exciting and unique gift sets from Müpa Budapest
Arts, travels, everyday items? Treat your loved ones to a perfect gift set, available at a 15% discount until 23 December at the Vince Bookshop located at Müpa Budapest.
More...9 December opening hours
We would like to inform our visitors that on 9 December the Müpa Budapest building will be expecting visitors with changed opening hours.
More...Limited tickets for Jonas Kaufmann’s recital available from 6 December, 10 am
Considered to be one of the finest classical/operatic singers of our times, Jonas Kaufmann is giving a concert on 10 January in the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall. The programme, entitled Mein Wien, features pieces by Strauss, Stolz, Kálmán, Lehár and Sieczyński.
More...6 December opening hours
We would like to inform our visitors that on 6 December the Müpa Budapest building will be expecting visitors with changed opening hours.
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