Get ready for a year packed with Eastern wonders at Budapest’s Hopp Ferenc Asian Art Museum. Tucked in a charming villa on Andrássy Avenue (Andrássy út) 103, 1062 Budapest (6th District, Terézváros), this spot promises rich exhibitions, cultural programs, temporary shows, themed tours, lectures, and art events showcasing Asia’s diverse cultures, traditions, and artistry. Open to all ages, these happenings offer deep dives into Eastern art from January to December 2026—that’s 29 events in total. Organizers reserve the right to adjust dates and details.
Prime Garden Walks
Join the “Tracing the Buitenzorg Villa Garden (Buitenzorg-lak kertje nyomában) | Garden Walk with Historical and Botanical Focus (Kertséta történeti és botanikai fókusszal)” on March 27, April 1, and April 10. Stroll through the garden’s nearly 150-year history, check out embedded Eastern artifacts, exotic plants including last year’s and this year’s new plantings, plus rocks and boulders.
March 2026 Lineup
Kick off with “Color It Again! – Museum Workshop for Kids (Színezd újra! – múzeumi műhely gyerekeknek)” on March 18 and 25; “Mom, Look! – Shades of Green” on March 19; Guided Tour in Italian (Visita guidata in italiano) on March 20; “Renoir, Monet and the Impact of Impressionism” on March 22; “Waves of the Seas, Currents of Rivers (Tengerek hullámai, folyók sodrása)” on the same day; “Preschoolers in the Gallery – Dance of Flowers (Ovisok a Galériában – Virágok tánca)” on March 24; “Mental Fitness – Tuning into Easter (Szellemi fitnesz – Húsvétra hangolva)” on March 25; “Mom, Look! – Shades of Green (Mama, nézd! – A zöld árnyalatai)” on March 26; “Adventure in the Gallery – Order and Mess (Kaland a galériában – Rend és rumli)” on March 28.
April 2026 Highlights
“Mom, Look! – Along Poems (Mama, nézd! – Versek mentén)” on April 9 and 23; “Explore the Gallery – From the Crypt to the Dome” on April 12; “Toddlers – Peep-Peep Music (Tipegők – Cini cini muzsika)” on April 14; “Create! – Op-Art (Alkoss! – Op-Art)” and “Building Walk for World Monuments Day (Épületséta a Műemléki Világnap alkalmából)” on April 18; “The Most Hungarian Habsburg: 250 Years Since Palatine Joseph’s (József nádor) Birth (A legmagyarabb Habsburg. Kétszázötven éve született József nádor)” on April 25.
