The Museum of Fine Arts invites visitors to step into the world of ancient China with guided tours tied to Az öröklét őrei (Guardians of Eternity), a blockbuster exhibition centered on the famed Terracotta Army and the era of China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang. Spanning more than a millennium, the show explores one of the 20th century’s most defining archaeological discoveries: thousands of life-size clay soldiers built to guard the emperor’s tomb.
What You’ll See
Wander the galleries to connect with Qin Shi Huang’s legacy while tracing over half a millennium of material culture. Through ceremonial objects, everyday artifacts, and religious pieces, the tour opens a window onto the customs, beliefs, and daily life of ancient China—up close and personal.
When and Where
Dates: 2025.12.11–12.14; 12.16; 12.18–12.21; 12.27–12.28; 12.29–12.31; 2026.01.02–01.04; 01.06; 01.08–01.11; 01.13; 01.15–01.18; 01.20.
Venue: Museum of Fine Arts – Hungarian National Gallery, 1146 Budapest, Dózsa György Road (Dózsa György út) 41.
Tickets and Details
Program fee: $4.15 per person, plus exhibition ticket. Maximum group size: 18. Duration: 60 minutes. Please arrive at least 20 minutes early at the Museum of Fine Arts.
Headsets and Hygiene
All tours use audio guide devices. Collect receivers and headsets in the Marble Hall. Headsets are disinfected after every use. Prefer your own earbuds? Let the staff on site know.
A photo related to the event is under the copyright of the Museum of Fine Arts – Hungarian National Gallery.
