Culture

The 18th Korean Film Festival will be held at the Corvin Cinema in Budapest from October 10 to 17 with audience meetings, award-winning works, blockbusters, premieres and various accompanying events.

The world-famous musical Wicked is set to make its Hungarian debut at the Erkel Theatre. It will be presented by the theatre in the 2026/27 season.

Sting will give his third concert in Budapest in four years next year. The 17-time Grammy Award-winning British singer-songwriter will perform at the MVM Dome on June 18, 2026, as part of his world tour called Sting 3.0.

Robin McKelle will perform at the Eiffel Workshop in Budapest on 27 October, and Brandee Younger on 3 November, both organised by JazzFest Budapest.

Budapest is full of wonders waiting to be explored. While a lifetime would hardly be enough to uncover all its secrets, here are 10 must-see sights every visitor should experience.

This season, Müpa Budapest has prepared a variety of special programmes for children of all ages, from babies to teenagers. Read on to find out what's worth choosing from in the colder months.

Vígszínház has many surprises in store for its anniversary season. Their website will be revamped, and on September 14, VígNap, the theater will open its doors to the public, as is tradition.

On September 20–21, Budapest’s Heritage Days invite you to explore hidden landmarks for free. Discover grand halls, secret libraries, and historic schools usually closed to the public.

After more than eight years, Hungarian audiences can once again enjoy John Williams' music performed by the Budafok Dohnányi Orchestra, accompanied by a full-length screening of one of the most beloved film series in cinema history.

Taking place between 26 October and 17 November, the JazzFest Budapest autumn concert series will celebrate the life and work of Miles Davis, with performances by Marcus Miller, Bill Evans, Kenny Garrett and Keyon Harrold.

A centuries-old Ottoman mosque in Esztergom -an hour outside of Budapest- has taken on new life as the venue for a unique exhibition, revealing how the city’s Turkish-era past is still very much present in stone and memory.

The reborn jewel of Buda Castle, the Saint Stephen Hall, opens free to the public for one day only—don’t miss this rare cultural experience.