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In the spring of 2026, the House of Music Hungary and World of Freddie will present, for the first time, the personal story of Freddie Mercury as you have never seen it before.
Alongside plenty of original artefacts – stage costumes, personal items, pieces of furniture and manuscripts – the exhibition will recall Freddie’s lesser-known, more personal side through stories and memories recounted by colleagues and friends that have never been heard before.
Freddie - The Exhibition will present the journey of the rock star from the iconic public figure to the real Freddie Mercury, across nine thematic spaces: from his musical rise and most memorable concerts – including the legendary 1985 Live Aid performance – through his behind-the-scenes personality, creative work and social life, to his private moments at home.
The exhibition also takes a glimpse into Freddie’s favourite habits and passions.
The journey concludes with an exploration of his final years and the enduring legacy he left behind.
Visitors will be accompanied by Peter Freestone, Freddie Mercury’s personal assistant for over 10 years, who appears in both audio and video form to share his own stories and enrich the experience of this fantastic collection of memorabilia.
Tickets already available!
Weekday: 21 €* (7900 HUF)
Weekend: 26 €* (9900 HUF)
The exhibition can be visited with a ticket for a specific time slot; entry is possible within 15 minutes of the selected time. The available visiting months are released gradually on the ticketing platform.
*Prices indicated in euros are for information purposes only and may vary depending on the prevailing exchange rate.
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Newest temporary exhibition of the House of Music Hungary will be dedicated to Freddie Mercury, and will mark both the 80th anniversary of the star's birth and the 40th anniversary of Queen's concert in Budapest in 2026.
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