Situated in the heart of the city, the Akvárium Klub, Budapest’s not-to-be-missed cultural venue offers multifunctional spaces, a unique underwater bistro, a conference room, elegant design and professional architectural solutions. Its concert halls have hosted the cream of the Hungarian popular music scene and countless world stars, and its terrace is an outdoor meeting point in the city centre with a rare vibe.

Food & Drink

Akvárium Klub’s bistro and terrace is open every day.

Cloakroom

You cannot bring a coat, bag or umbrella into some of the rooms of Akvárium Klub, so please use the cloakroom

Parking

It is not recommended to drive to the Akvárium Klub, but parking is available in the underground car park next to the club.
Free bike storage is available for those arriving by bicycles.

Other information

Dog-friendly venue

Müpa Budapest is one of Hungary’s best-known cultural brands and one of the most modern cultural institutions, bringing together the different arts in a unique way: here classical and popular music rendezvous with jazz and world music, opera, contemporary circus and dance with literature and film. It was created in 2005 to present and make accessible new trends and tendencies, while respecting the traditions of national and European art, and to offer high quality experiences to both connoisseurs and the general public.

Food & Drink

In Müpa Budapest, you can eat or have refreshments at P’Art Restaurant and Café, or at the mobile snack bars you can find in the foyer and on the upper floors before the performances and during the intervals.

Parking

You can use Müpa Budapest’s underground and surface parking facilities free of charge with a non-free ticket for one of the day’s performances. The parking discount provided by such a ticket is valid for one entry and exit on the day of the performance.
Free bike storage is available for those arriving by bicycles.

The Pesti Vigadó and its predecessor, the Redoute, have been the home of the highest culture and the centre of social life since 1833, with concerts by Ferenc Liszt, Ferenc Erkel, Béla Bartók, Brahms, Saint-Saëns and Debussy. Reopened in 2014 as the headquarters of the Hungarian Academy of Arts, the Pesti Vigadó is one of Europe’s most important centres for the arts and a perfect venue for cultural and artistic events, with a new exhibition always on the programme.

Food & Drink

In Pesti Vigadó, a snack bar operates in the auditorium during the intervals.

Parking

In the vicinity of Pesti Vigadó, cars can be parked in the underground car park on Vörösmarty Square, the parking building in Aranykéz Street, the car park of Hotel Intercontinental Budapest, and in public spaces.

Accessibility

Pesti Vigadó is completely barrier-free.