Looking for a refreshing way to start your weekend in Budapest? Head to the Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum) on Friday, August 8, 2025, where the museum opens its doors from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for a unique monthly evening experience. Stroll through renowned permanent exhibitions accompanied by guided tours, self-guided tips, immersive audio guides, and even detective-style games to help you experience art your own way.
Not sure what kind of museum visitor you are yet? Whether you just want to look around, play, or learn something new, Museum Nights are a great opportunity to try it all. Participation is included with a regular admission ticket—valid for both the permanent and temporary exhibitions—or a Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum) season pass.
Accommodation for Every Taste
If you need a place to stay, Budapest’s options are just as diverse as its cultural offerings. The Ajtósi Dürer Street Dormitory (Ajtósi Dürer sori Kollégium) caters to students from every faculty of Eötvös Loránd University with its nine-story building, ensuring everyone enjoys easy access to central events.
Right beside the city’s major sports and event hubs, including Puskás Ferenc Stadium (Puskás Ferenc Stadion) and the László Papp Sports Arena (Papp László Sportaréna), you’ll find a freshly renovated hotel with a Mediterranean vibe. Modern air-conditioned rooms, private baths, and flexible options—fifty rooms with extra beds, a dozen interconnecting suites, four hypoallergenic rooms, and two wheelchair-accessible rooms—make it an ideal spot for sports enthusiasts, conference-goers, or exhibition visitors.
The Green Hotel Budapest (Zöld Hotel Budapest), just steps from the stadium, captures the calming essence of nature with spacious, modern accommodations and function spaces perfect for corporate events or intimate family gatherings. Its central location is great for business travelers and families alike. The city center is just a short ride away on the M2 metro, only 100 meters from the hotel’s entrance.
Hotel Amadeus is located in the leafy suburb of Zugló, away from the urban rush but still just a few miles from the city center and Hungexpo fairgrounds. With 39 spacious rooms, a panoramic restaurant, garden terrace, conference facilities, and a cozy pub, it’s a peaceful retreat. Guests have access to safe parking in the underground garage.
Hotel Lucky*** serves every traveler with comfortable rooms and air-conditioned apartments, perfect for business guests, tourists, or those just passing through. Most rooms offer wireless internet. Guests can start their mornings with a hearty buffet breakfast in the on-site restaurant.
The Romantik Hotel offers more than just a name—it delivers true old-world charm 1.8 miles from downtown, near City Park’s (Városliget) tourist attractions and right on the M3 motorway. Imagine walnut wall paneling, antique wardrobes, vintage landscapes in gilded frames, pendulum clocks, gramophones, and stylish floral arrangements. Quiet, friendly rooms come with TV, free Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms. Unwind with a drink at the bar or relax in the Finnish sauna or eight-person hot tub.
Hotel Veritas, located close to the László Papp Arena (Papp László Aréna) and key exhibition sites like SYMA and EXPO, features air-conditioned rooms with LCD TVs, fridges, minibars, phones, and internet access—perfect whether you’re here for business or a quick city break.
For something elegant, Lion’s Garden Hotel stands in Pest’s historic diplomatic quarter and immediately feels like home with its warm tones and timeless interior. The four-star hotel boasts a restaurant, shaded summer garden, and views of a 100-year-old Dominican church from the panoramic elevator.
Those seeking a cozy atmosphere will love the guesthouse (pension) in Zugló’s green district. Easily accessible from downtown and the M3 motorway, it offers rooms with bathrooms, radios, cable TV, and ceiling fans, plus free Wi-Fi and parking.
Refuel at the Museum Café
While wandering the Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum), take a break at the stylish café and self-service restaurant—just remember your entry ticket! Enjoy modern Hungarian cuisine that respects tradition, quality local ingredients prepared with contemporary techniques, and attentive service with a friendly smile.
Note: Organizers reserve the right to change dates or programs.
