Museum of Fine Arts

Art museum · Terezvaro

Museum of Fine Arts

Art museum · Terezvaro

Budapest, Dózsa György út 41, 1146 Hungary

Highlights

Discover a stunning neoclassical museum brimming with Egyptian artifacts, Renaissance frescoes, and a trove of 19th-century masterpieces—all waiting to be explored.

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"With nearly 500,000 pieces ranging from photographs to textiles, jewelry, musical instruments, prints, drawings, and more, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts spans continents and time, displaying works dating from ancient Egypt to modern day. The MFA is open seven days a week, except major holidays, and you’ll find numerous free gallery tours, talks, and drop-in activities. Make sure to check the Arts of the Americas Wing for a deep dive into Boston artists, as well as Native American art. Some highlights of the museum include Childe Hassam’s impressionist rendering of At Dusk: Boston Common at Twilight, and Dale Chihuly’s stunning Lime Green Icicle Tower adjacent to the New American Café, serving fresh, seasonal appetizers, salads, and entrees made with local ingredients." - MATADOR_NETWORK

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Indy Kay

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Wonderful experience ! The price is really low, there’s a lot to explore. All the personal is really nice and give explanations when needed. The cloakroom is free. You can have a discount if you are under 26 and from EU countries but you have to show an ID. The exhibitions are really interesting, especially the temporary ones.

neg rang

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The Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest was even bigger than we expected, spanning four floors of incredible art from around the world, mostly paintings. One of the highlights was a fascinating collection on gods and demons—it truly felt like walking through history. The museum also had plenty of lockers, making it easy to explore comfortably. We spent hours immersed in the exhibits and enjoyed every moment. A must-visit for anyone who loves art and history!

Frank Yen

Google

Very amazing and gorgeous museum filled with classical art works !! Recommend visiting from -1 floor to 0, and then 1 and 2 floors. The mummy exhibitions at the -1 floor was amazing, showing many details and information. The ground floor has many special and spacious halls with amazing art works in their ceiling and around the haul ways. The first floor is the most popular area , in my opinion, as the number and importance of the painting are huge! Interestingly, the arrangement of the exhibition was like a maze, meaning you will need to find your own way to complete viewing the entire exhibitions. The second floor demonstrates some sculptures but the amounts are much fewer than those at the first and ground floors. Recommend visiting this beautiful place!!

Raluca Berescu

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We enjoyed our trip to this museum, we really appreciated the building and one of the rooms inside that was an intricate museum itself. Otherwise, we are amazed that they have so many foreign classical paintings since they were also a communist country. But, as I already stated, they are very classical, only at the 2nd level we saw a contemporary magyar artist, Agnes Denes. Anyway, take tickets in advance, it was a very long queue on a -2ºC.

JM vK

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We went to see the Munkacsy Mihaly exhibition and the Mesopotamian exhibition, both were well worth the visit, but the Munkacsy Mihaly felt a bit better set up, we went to see this on a weekday and despite that it was still pretty full, there is a nice gardrobe to keep your coat and bag, and a nice lunchroom for drinks and a sandwich with a pretty good selection of desserts, including floating islands, so certainly worth a visit, all is well executed and in a nicely restored building

Boryana Milenova

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The museum is quite large so prepare at lest half a day to see it. Also, it’s better to buy tickets online and skip the queue (pictured below) which is about 40-minute long. I was fortunate to visit during a temporary exhibition of Renoir’s works.

Martin Krenčey

Google

What an incredible gallery! One of the best I’ve seen in my life. So MUCH art! 1200-1800 European and British art. Every painter you know is here! Get the yearly ticket if you live in Budapest! They also have special exhibitions. I’ve seen Hieronymus Bosch and Matisse. I love to come here!

Eleftheria Plev

Google

This art museum is amazing! They have everything clean and in order and you enjoy the whole exhibition. I totally recommended there is cloakroom for your stuff where you can link them and a café that you can rest and drink something after your visit there. one of the best art museums I’ve ever been I totally recommend