Encountering the charm of European culture in the museum

In Hungary, you can freely visit world-class art treasures in major art galleries and museums.

Hungarian National Gallery

Located within the Buda Castle, the Hungarian National Gallery is one of Hungary's largest public art collections. Not only do the diverse thematic and historical exhibitions showcase artworks from different periods of Hungarian history, but they also tell the story of the nation's history. The gallery houses thousands of precious artworks, including exquisite sculptures, murals, paintings, manuscripts, and sketches, all displayed to offer visitors a splendid visual feast. If you want to delve into Hungarian culture and art, this is definitely a place you must visit!

Helikon Castle Museum

Located near Lake Balaton, Helikon Castle is one of Hungary's famous ancient castle buildings. Here, you can not only admire the magnificent manor architecture but also stroll through the beautiful manor gardens and experience the aristocratic atmosphere. Moreover, you can choose a good horse, ride a luxurious carriage, and fully experience the luxurious life of the nobility. If you want to learn about Hungarian history and culture, Helikon Castle will be a great place to visit.

Vasarely Museum

The Vasarely Museum is located in the center of Pécs and is one of the most outstanding museums showcasing the works of Victor Vasarely, a representative figure of Hungarian Op Art. The museum houses a large number of Victor Vasarely's works, including many unique large-scale oil paintings, murals, and three-dimensional pieces. Visitors can experience the breathtaking visual effects created by Victor Vasarely and appreciate the unique charm of Op Art. Whether you are an art enthusiast or interested in Op Art, the Vasarely Museum is worth a visit.

MODEM Centre for Modern and Contemporary Arts

The MODEM Centre for Modern and Contemporary Arts is located in Debrecen, Hungary, 230 kilometers from Budapest. This art center showcases works by Hungarian and international artists from the 20th century to the present. The collection includes modern and contemporary art, as well as the renowned Antal Lusztig Collection, making it one of Hungary's most esteemed collections of modern and contemporary art. If you have a strong interest in contemporary art, the MODEM Centre is a must-visit destination.