Budapest’s Museum of Fine Arts (Szépművészeti Múzeum) is rolling out guided tours across its permanent and temporary exhibitions, with a packed calendar from late January through mid-February 2026. Head to 1146 Budapest, Dózsa György út 41, and book by phone. The organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
Key Dates and Highlights
January 27 kicks off with Ancient China Up Close in Budapest, followed on January 28 by a Curator’s Tour of Guardians of Eternity (Az öröklét őrei). From January 30 to February 1, Ancient China Up Close returns, alongside Graphics Under the Magnifying Glass on January 31. The Ancient China program continues February 3, 4, 5–8, 10, and 12–15, with multiple sessions on some days.
On February 4, the Curator’s Tour of Guardians of Eternity repeats. February 11 brings an Unconventional Tour within Guardians of Eternity. Themed deep dives stack up in mid-February: on February 13, Love and Sexuality in Antiquity; Where Would the Soul Linger? – a slow tour; and A Masterful Selection of Masterpieces. February 14 features Saturday Sampler – Carnival Is Here; Is the “Coat” Waltzing?; plus Siesta – Walk and Create in the Museum | Love Stories; and Ancient China Up Close. On February 15: Eras in the Museum: Egyptian Gods Shining in the Sky, and another Ancient China session.
More in January and February
Extra picks include January 28’s Shake On It! (Kezet rá!), and January 29’s Graphic Workshop Secrets – The History of Woodcut. January 30 adds A Masterful Selection of Masterpieces. February 3 features Mama, Look! – Family Album. February 6 repeats A Masterful Selection of Masterpieces, and February 7 reprises Graphics Under the Magnifying Glass. February 19 brings Hi, Museum of Fine Arts! – Carnival Is Here, Let’s Party!
Looking Ahead
Long-range placeholders dot the calendar: April 18, June 20, August 22, October 24, and an all-year listing from January 1 to December 31, 2026. Add to your bucket list or request notifications.
Eat and Unwind
The museum’s café and self-service restaurant—entry with ticket only—serve modern cuisine that honors tradition, using quality Hungarian ingredients and contemporary techniques. Expect friendly, up-to-date service—and more than one smile.
