Explore Renaissance and Baroque highlights on a 60-minute English tour at Budapest’s Museum of Fine Arts. Small groups, Fridays, USD 5.50—fast, engaging, essential art stories.
when: 2026.01.30., Friday
where: 1146 Budapest, Dózsa György út 41.
Discover Renaissance and Baroque highlights at the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest on a fast-paced, 60-minute English-language tour. What myths and legends inspired the old masters? How did they work, and why do their paintings still resonate today? Join the weekly Friday walk-through and get the essentials without the lecture-hall vibe.
When and Where
Date and time: January 30, 2026, 1:00–2:00 PM. Venue: 1146 Budapest, Dózsa György Road (Dózsa György út) 41. The photo is protected by the Museum of Fine Arts – Hungarian National Gallery copyright.
Tickets and Practical Info
Price: USD 5.50 per person. Duration: 60 minutes. Group size capped at 15. Tickets available online and on-site. Call for details and availability via the listed info and +36 1 number.
Upcoming Fridays
February 6, 2026, 1:00–2:00 PM, Budapest
February 13, 2026, 1:00–2:00 PM, Budapest
Good to Know
The organizers reserve the right to change times and program. Want in? Book early—small groups fill quickly.
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Pros
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Family-friendly: short 60‑minute format keeps kids engaged, and small groups mean less overwhelm
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Super affordable at about $5.50, great value for a top-tier European museum
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It’s in English, so no Hungarian needed for the tour itself
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Subject matter (Renaissance/Baroque masters) is widely known internationally, easy entry point for casual art fans
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Location is the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest—well-known and right by Heroes’ Square, easy to find
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Easy access: M1 metro (Hősök tere) and plentiful trams/buses nearby; rideshares/taxis and car access are straightforward
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Weekly Friday slots give flexibility if you’re in town for a few days
- Not every Friday is guaranteed; times/program may change, so you have to double-check and book early
Cons
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One hour can feel rushed compared to in-depth tours at the Louvre, Prado, or Uffizi
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Limited to 15 people, which is nice, but it sells out fast and walk-up spots aren’t a sure thing
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Outside the tour, some signage or staff interactions may require basic Hungarian or patience with English reception
