Chain Bridge

Parliament

Basilica

Fishermen's Bastion

Heroes' Square

Elizabeth Bridge

Semmelweis

65 sq.m., 6 beds, 3 rooms, fully- equipped kitchen and bathroom with toilet.
Prices: 60-90 €

Rákóczi studio

32 sq.m., 4 beds, one room, fully- equipped kitchen and bathroom with toilet.
Prices: 40-60 €

Kígyó

45 sq.m., 4 beds, two separate rooms, kitchen, bathroom and separate toilet. Prices: 50-70 €

Open every day
Monday to Thursday: 12-20
Friday: 12-18
Saturday and Sunday: 10-20
Budapest X. Népliget
Phone: +36 20 771-4236

The Invisible Exhibition is a unique interactive journey to the blind people’s world.
They can find their way only with the help of touch,sounds and scent.Visiting this exhibition everybody can
experience what life is like  without one of the senses,probably the most informative and most important one.Visitors will be lead by blind or partially sighted people.
This interesting experience can perhaps change everybody’s attitude to blind people.One hour of blindness can open everybody’s eyes.
Visitors can obtain information exclusively through touch, hearing, scent and their sense of balance.
The Invisible Exhibition Budapest,is the most visited one in the Capital.
The exhibition wants to present that life can be beautiful and complete even without sight, moreover wants to bring closer to each others the world of people with and witout sight, and how we can help and understand blind people.
In different life situations everybody can try out how to cross the road, how to pay for a cup of coffee in a bar or
choose the right spices for lunch.The exhibition shows the devices and objects which are used by blind people in their daily life such as talking clock,Braille typewriter,talking scales or talking blood pressure measurer.

The program is around 1,5 hours long.
Comfortable shoes are recommended.

Tickets:
HUF 1450 in working day
HUF 1750 in weekends

12 April - 8 June 2012.
Westend City Center
Budapest VI. Nyugati tér
Nearest metro stop: Nyugati

Porcelain objects have arrived to Budapest.
The Chinese merchant ship never reached Batavia with it’s cargo because of a fire broken out on the board, between 1725 and 1732 by the South-Vietnamese Ca Mau horn.
The porcelains intended for European,Muslim and South-East Asian customers had layed for about 300 years under the depths of the sea.
The ship was found by a local fisherman in 1998 a he sold some pieces from the cargo.Later the authorities had become aware of the incident and began the excavation and rescue of the objects.
After the scientific processing,part of the findings went to the Hanoi
Historical Museum and the rest of them were sold in two auctions in Vietnam.
Istvan Zelnik the famous Hungarian collector started to collect sistematically the Ca Mau porcelains from all over the world,so he has now the most complete and largest private collection of these objects.
Almost every type of the cargo of the Chinese ship can be seen in his collection, from the brush holders,spoons,lead glazed dishes,incense-burners,through the blue-dying  made small vases to the human figures.
From the mid-Aprile this year Mr.Zelnik will show his rarities for the greater audience,for example the monkey shaped stone jar,cups overgrown with corals or the porcelains burnt in the on-board fire.
The collector’s aim to bring closer culture to the young people and the general public.
The prices were also set for the general public, a student for example can see the exhibition for the price of a hamburger and a soft drink.

Váci 1 Shopping Center
Budapest V. Váci utca 1.
Open form Sunday to Thursday 10-19
Friday and Saturday: 10-21
Ticket: HUF 3500

Millions have seen the world’s most succesful anatomical exhibition.
The creating team presents it in Budapest now.
The wonderful human body is common to all humans,regardless of the  characteristics which distinguish us externally.
The Human Body exhibition promises a lifetime experience in the body which we live in.
Under our skin a very commplex system ensures our living.
The exhibitio reveals the secrets of this system with the help of 3D pictures.
We can know everything of this amazing structure from our head to the toes,from the skin to the bones.
Internationally recognize program for the whole family.
Visitors can be acquainted with the human organs.
Parts of the human body can be seen during different movements.
The function of special organs can be explored.
A lot of special photos and video films can also be seen as additional material.
The exhibition is enjoyable and understandable for all ages.
For theachers and students the exhibition is a valuable aid in the public education.
For art student this is an important possibility to learn the representation of the human anatomy.
Health and medical lectures are waiting for the professional and lay audiences.
Catalogs made after the exhibition can be bought on the spot to enhance the experience.

Until 27th May 2012.
Magyar Nemzeti Galéria (Hungarian National Gallery)
Budapest I. Disz tér 17. (Royal Palace
Open Tuesday to Sunday from 10.00 - 18.00.
Monday: closed.
Phone number: +36-20- 439-7325

Károly Ferenczy was born in 1862 and died in 1917.
His name largely linked to the Nagybánya artist colony.
His ouvre is almost synonymous to this concept which was the domestic version of the impressionism and post-impressionism.
He was the leading artist of the colony and  master of the modern Hungarian painting.
The exhibition is accompanied with a  representative scientific catalog made by art historians, which presents Ferenczy’s creative periods.

Millenáris
Budapest II. Kis Rókus utca 16–20.
Phone number: +3613364000
Nearest metro stop: Szél Kálmán tér (it is “Moszkva tér” in older maps)

The Palace of Wonders is an interactive and scientific exhibition.
It presents the laws of the nature and the wonderful and astounding world of physics in a spectacular, easy to understand and entertaining way.
This wonder is an unforgettable experience for the whole family. In the room named after professor Öveges,visitors can get closer to the natural sciences through tematic experiments.
Let’s discover the Palace of Wonders!Every weekend in the Csopa expeditions everybody can wander among exhibition games with the help of  Expedition Leaders.
It is enough to buy one admission ticket,the expedition itself is free of charge but it’s necessary to ask a registration ticket in the ground floor shop.

16 May 2012.
20.00
Lado Café
Budapest VII. Dohány utca 50.
Nearest metro stop: Blaha Lujza tér
Phone: +36 70 350-3929

The Hot Jazz Band was set up in 1985.
They play the music of the ’20s,’30s, and ’40s.
They are the authentic translator of the pre-war Hungarian movie songs and the period American jazz.
Their music evokes great actors, performers and musicians as Karády, Latabár, Kabos or Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, Bing Crosby.
Hungary’s most successful jazz band has won four international and two domestic competitions.
The most outstanding one was the New Orleans Jazz Competition in Paris in 1995 where they won from 54 bands.
They has released 13 albums.
The play of the Hot Jazz Band characterized by diverting, melodic music.
They seek for the style fidelity which can be detected in the charming manners of singing too.
The speciality of the band is the using of the banjo and the washing board.
They were first to use dancers in their shows.
In Hungary very rarely can bee seen stepdance with the authentic music, so their performance promises fantastic experience for the lovers of the jazz music.

17 May, 7 June 2012.
19.00.
RAM Coloseeum - the capital’s first experience theatre
Budapest XIII. Kárpát utca 23-25.
Tel/fax: +36-1-222-5254, +36-1-222-5253

This  choreography is a selection of the completed works of the company’s last 11 years.
The most spectacular parts of 6 full-night lenght production and 12 hours of stage material.
The show deploys a unique collection of costumes and sceneries.
In the 2×50 minutes of the evening, among strict time limits, the ensemble tries to give the audience a comprehensive picture of the specific production.
ExperiDance from the public has gotten a distinctive marker the “Feast of the Rhythm”

17 - 20 May 2012.
20.00.
Papp László Budapest Sportaréna
Budapest XIV. Stefánia út 2.
Nearest metro stop: “Stadionok”
Telephone: +36-1-422-2600

Cirque de Soleil had a big success in Budapest too.
This is why they come again with a new show.

18, 19, 20 May 2012.
19.00.
Fővárosi Operett Szinház
Budapest VI. Nagymező utca 17.
Nearest metro stop: Opera
Phone: +361-312-4866

The most popular operetta of the world!

23 May 2012. 19.00.
RAM Coloseeum
Budapest XIII. Kárpát utca 23-25.
Telephone: +36-1-222-5254, +36-1-222-5253

A new Hungarian Historical Rock Opera about the first steps of the Hungarians in Europe.